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by lovich 8mo ago
Someone suggested giving older accounts or ones with high karma the ability to nuke green accounts with no mercy. Shit like this account makes me want that more and more.
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by lovich 8mo ago
Yea. They are half assed tools that can do _something_ but aren’t a magic bullet, yet executives put guidelines in like increase productivity by 100% because they either believe or, want to manifest into reality, that they are a magic bulle
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by lovich 8mo ago
I grieve for the era where deterministic and idempotent behavior was valued.
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by lovich 8mo ago
I honestly don’t know the attribution. Was told the quote in school when being taught on the spirit of Hemingway’s writing and tasked with rewriting a story into only 5 sentences.
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by lovich 8mo ago
> But to use your washing machine example what business is it of the state where I bought this washing machine? It’s their jurisdiction and they made a law for it. I don’t subscribe to libertarian beliefs so it’s not very hard for me to
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by lovich 8mo ago
I was being sarcastic. We are in negative growth, and the current leadership class keeps talking about all the people they can get rid of. Look at the Atlassian layoff notice yesterday for example where they lied to our faces by saying they
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by lovich 8mo ago
Because they had an AI write it. Their other comments seem organic but the one you’re responding to does not
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by lovich 8mo ago
Ah, so that explains why job growth is at a steady pace and the software industry hasn’t been experiencing net negative job growth the past year or so. How silly of me to rely on reality when it’s so obvious that AI is benefiting us all.
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by lovich 8mo ago
oh lol, yet another article on this site flagged to death by the Muskites on this forum
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by lovich 8mo ago
Why is it interesting? Why does this admin get a pass from you for their employees actions?
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by lovich 8mo ago
How does it feel to experience cognitive dissonance this hard?
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by lovich 8mo ago
> We are doing this to self-fund further investment in AI and enterprise sales, while strengthening our financial profile. > Our approach is not “AI replaces people”. So I guess we’re only one step away from Andors “They don’t even bo
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by lovich 8mo ago
The Use tax is levied when you bring items from State 1 into State 2 and use it within State 2's jurisdiction. Not State 2 taxing you for using items within State 1's jurisdiction. As far as I remember from my tax days they are al
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by lovich 8mo ago
“If I Had More Time, I Would Have Written a Shorter Letter”
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by lovich 8mo ago
Ironic that there’s a dead bot comment at the bottom of this article trying to pose as a human
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by lovich 8mo ago
His Zelensky interview suggests otherwise
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by lovich 8mo ago
I also fall short of your criteria and agree. Having one red flag is something I wouldn’t nuke on, but new account + em dash + other ai style talking points is just too much. I feel like we’re eventually going to end up with shibboleths or
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by lovich 8mo ago
I’m surveilled across pretty much every aspect of my life between basic Snowden level scooping of my data and public tracking like flock cameras. Democracy is increasingly becoming a joke as the richest in our society explicitly are trying
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by lovich 8mo ago
> Replicating work is far more difficult than a lot of original work. I don’t regularly read scientific studies but I’ve read a few of them. How is it possible that a serious study is harder to replicate than it is to do originally. Are
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by lovich 8mo ago
Never knew of the guy but what a terrible sounding person from his Wikipedia at least. Shit apple doesn’t fall far from the shit tree I guess.
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by lovich 8mo ago
Get back to me when my fridge and bank account are finally empty. Also you’ll never get an honest answer on a public forum because moderators remove them
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by lovich 8mo ago
I don't think you're a lunatic. If you look at the luddite rebellion they weren't actually against industrial technology like looms. They were against being told they weren't needed anymore and thrown to the wolves becau
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by lovich 8mo ago
I’m actually not familiar enough to know. Can models be refreshed for cheaper? I thought due to the black box nature of them that there would be no difference between updating and generating a whole new model. Maybe they can get to a “good
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by lovich 8mo ago
If you have to continually spend greater amounts of money to keep up with the competition on every new model then it is dying. Every single time a company comes around and goes "Actually GAAP are wrong, look at my new math that says we
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by lovich 8mo ago
Do they not depreciate? The models don't learn without training, and they have finite context windows. As software updates around the world, don't they have to be trained on the new information to stay up to date?
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by lovich 8mo ago
If you use AI to back it out, sounds like you’ve found an infinite feedback loop for those metrics. Did industrial psychology die out as a field? Why do we keep reinventing the wheel when it comes to perverse incentives. It’s like working o
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by lovich 8mo ago
I think it’s deeper than that because it’s affected more industries than software and already started pre AI. American corporate culture has decided that training costs are someone else’s problem. Since every corporation acts this way it me
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by lovich 8mo ago
Your willingness to work 7 days a week might just have a correlation with companies not hiring as many people
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by lovich 8mo ago
It’s a 50 day old account making, as you pointed out, factually incorrect claims. Just assume it’s a clanker or propagandist and flag it imo
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by lovich 8mo ago
What is the balsawood comment in reference to? I’ve never heard that mentioned in conversation around renewables but it’s not my area of expertise.

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