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miltonlost
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miltonlost
4mo ago
Raccoons at least have some sort of intelligence. Leeches are a better animal comparison IMO
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miltonlost
4mo ago
A “blip” that we have to take their word on, though the relative jump from the 1 prior year wasn’t as high as this one. Bad stats juking
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4mo ago
> Our thesis is that the cost of producing code is heading towards zero. AI isn’t coming for our jobs, it’s coming for the mechanical parts of them: syntax, glue code, and the tip-taps of keystrokes. The parts that are less interesting,
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4mo ago
Hope they get sued out of existence for this by Illinois. The biodata stored and used only serves authoritarians.
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4mo ago
We're planning for Q1 and don't have requirements yet for features, but are expected to have detailed estimates ready... This has happened before AI, this is happening after AI. The problem has rarely been "it takes too long
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4mo ago
Hope the answer in the AI response is right!
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miltonlost
4mo ago
Everything is vague to you. All you're doing is concern trolling for monopolists
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miltonlost
4mo ago
How is going back to a policy that used to work "vague and unactionable"? It literally had been actionable.
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5mo ago
Nah, it's really just Republicans doing all the corruption these days at the SUpreme Court. Unless you can provide some decent examples of Democrats. You seem to be bothsidesing the issue when McConnell stole multiple seats.
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5mo ago
The AI overview is still there? What mediocre search service
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5mo ago
No, they provide capital. It's the workers who provide value to the company.
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5mo ago
You're not pro-union if you still spout anti-union propaganda. You spent more words arguing against unions than you did for them. I'd say your first part of the sentence is probably more of a rhetorical trick than anything close t
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5mo ago
Any amount of power a labor union could have pales in comparison to what employers have over you as an individual.
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5mo ago
AI proponents are saying it will take away all knowledge jobs. How is being permanently unemployed something that doesn't matter?
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5mo ago
They're just spending all they money they saved from the wage theft.
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5mo ago
Please please please learn the basics of monopolies.
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5mo ago
Apple Music actually has radio stations with real humans picking songs. So not all streaming is algorithm if you look.
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5mo ago
Schmidt paying out millions in political donations isn't open debate. Schmidt having a speaking role at a commencement without anyone able to respond to him isn't "open debate". This is purely a monologue. There is no de
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5mo ago
> Previously you might use Excel to take raw data from various places and analyze it, create charts, reports, extract findings. Now you can have AI write a script to produce the exactly report you want from the original data And often fr
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5mo ago
Ah, insider trading! Or playing a rigged game and then taking money from people not in on the game. So fraud!
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5mo ago
If only they had their books open to do more than just "say"
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5mo ago
> You can delegate easy tasks to the AI to save time, while saving the harder tasks for yourself. This sounds a lot like "You can skip the fundamentals of basketball and just focus on dunking!"
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5mo ago
How will requiring a £35 brick in a new building cause further problems with the severe housing shortage?
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5mo ago
He's saying "hey, maybe stop donating to Republicans expecting them to help you out when in reality they will screw over anyone but themselves and especially don't donate to them when the GOP is aggressively homophobic and wa
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5mo ago
*part of his compensation The rest of his compensation isn't tied to that, but is tied to the bubble and hype that the lie of Mars living helps prop up.
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5mo ago
What do you advocate for to help people contemplating suicide? WHat do non-Western culture do to "deal with suicidality"? The issue is when the hotline is selling the data and not that the hotline itself exists.
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Many things could be manufactured more cleanly, but then the capitalist class will have slightly less obscene wealth by their stealing of profits and pushing of the cost onto society. The problem is with the manufacturers being evil, selfis
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5mo ago
SQL's declarativeness is also based on the mathematics of relational algebra, so it will return the same result every time. Will it return it in the same amount of time every single query? No, that depends on indexing and database size
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How is that not boosting AI? It's certainly not denigrating it
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5mo ago
The people who work at the bought-out company who will then be fired due to PE now gutting workforces to pay off the debt. Laborers are getting the shaft
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