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by mbrumlow 1y ago
Yah. But I would think the permissions would be a OS level thing that can’t be bypassed simply because Google also wrote the app.
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
I don’t think we will have a lack of people who explore and know beyond others how to things. LLMs will make people productive. But it will at the same time elevate those with real skill and passion to create good software. In the meantime
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
I do t think a sitting judge means what you think it means. A sitting judge is a sitting judge even when they are at home sleeping.
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
I think it’s more weird that the person being a “sitting judge” is any party of the equation. At the end of the day judges are just people. I would be more worried about a system that proceeded differently because they were a judge.
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
I did the same thing. My mom was pissed I took it apart. I was disappointed with how it worked as well. The motor was reused in a different project later, there was no hope in me putting this one back together.
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
So you would rather pay the overhead of getting somebody on your team who can’t do the job?
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
I have always had the opposite problem. In grade school had to go to all these classes during recess to get different pencils, pens, grips, wiring methods. The reason was my hand could not keep up with my thoughts. So the result was skipped
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
lol! > suggests handwriting may be irreplaceable when it comes to learning. > For the typing condition, participants typed the same words on a keyboard using only their right index finger. So they tested exactly nothing useful. Give i
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
Dude. It’s easy. Just do in person on site interview. Done.
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by mbrumlow 1y ago
And that is not working out… What we have instead is a nation straddled with debt and useless degrees. While the counties like China do “theirs world” work produce smarter and more capable workforce all while doing the mundane work too. I t
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Seems on par with Americas founding fathers… Keep status quo should never be the goal. Politics aside you got to mix things up and potentially break things before figuring out what needs to be done to move things along on stale bloated pro
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I too have worked at a back company and I can’t recall any of the customers caring or even knowing about the metadata. We would only care if the software our customers were running did. Big enterprise software suits were defined to run in h
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Curated answers are not the same sort of answer I am talking about. In no way are answers generated by openAI really curated ( barring some political drama ). Google understands that people want answers, and thus why they implemented answer
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
I think much of what Google was used for by many including probably yourself we called search, but it was really asking for answers. Link are good for search. Where wherever algo leads you to data that may have information you are looking f
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Just pointing out that they are not forever. And the use of it in reasoning if flawed. We can but 20 years of oil too. It being a long period only lessons the affect not removes it.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
> Solar panels are different from oil in that their producers cannot turn them off Uhh they don’t last forever. So yeah. They can be controlled like oil if you are unable to make or source replacements.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Nobody cares about the efficiency of recycling. Existing pro-recycling orgs will want no part of this and do what they can to stop it. This is because if it becomes easy then it won’t matter and all the marketing, non profit orgs and everyt
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
First we would have to agree that the patient is actually 42C. Faulty instruments or clerical errors could have lead us to believe the patient was 42C. The fist thing the doctor would do would likely be place their hand on the patients for
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Software problems like we are seeing are not something that happen over night. They slowly appear until you can’t see them. It takes years of bad design and decisions to get what we have. I see this throughout the industry and can’t help co
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Also. What are the effects of brining that heat up to the atmosphere? One day humans will realize that their existence and energy use will always have an environmental impact.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Missing data means == no payments until data is updated. This creates a driver, somebody who is motivated to get it fixed. If the person does not exist they won’t be calling for their check, or if the entry fraudulent, fraudster will run t
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
You would have to quantify what properly vetted is a unelected bureaucrat is. I guarantee vetting for three positions are probably little more than validating you don’t have outstanding warrants.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
You fix the system not because of the cost today but because the cost it will eventually cause. Poor record keeping and bad policies about data validation tied to sending money to people if not today will eventually result in massive fraud.
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
My understanding is USAID was one of those organizations thet refused to pause spending when Trump lawfully asked all agencies to stop spending (it was a 90 day hold, not a outright denial, only congress can do that). Agencies that should a
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
There is no rationale. It’s all ideological fear based thinking. Every objection shown here and elsewhere on the internet is all hypothetical that have applied for the last 100 years. I also think people are in shock that there is a preside
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
> thoroughly vetted And that process is?
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
Stop being so pedantic, we have an idea what it is. When I say “we don’t know what it is” is a nice way of saying the things you say it is you have no proof of it being. How about you give me an argument of why we should not have this sort
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
No. No I don’t. Before all this nobody knew anything. Then Trump and Elon came along and now everybody on the internet is an expert, and has all sorts opinions based off fear. We have a system. If it is not legal it will be flushed out. The
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
> which have secret testimonies Tell me what this has to do with am having access to USAAID and the Treasury?
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by mbrumlow 2y ago
All this data? We really don’t know what data is being accessed. We have a lot of people saying lots of things about the access. Such as he will block payments or tarter people based on how they vote. You have not claimed those so I won’t r

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