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mlinhares
9mo ago
The real message would be to pull out of the world cup.
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9mo ago
Because these are not solutions, they're just fluff. If they were actual solutions these people would kill them because they'd diminish the power their real overlords have. Just look at the whole circus around the hyperloop instea
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9mo ago
It is much harder to blame meta because the content is disperse and they can always say "they decided to consume this/join this group/like this page/watch these videos", while ChatGPT is directly telling the person
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10mo ago
"In this imaginary world where everything is perfect and made to be consumed by LLMs, LLMs are the best tool for the job".
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10mo ago
Also line up the pockets of the military contractors that got paid to "rebuild" Iraq.
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10mo ago
You have to talk to more tech bros, there's clearly not enough of them in your orbit LOL.
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10mo ago
They’ve done this before in their locked environments and programming languages, anyone that doesn’t think this is going to end the same way is delusional. I’m starting to think actually knowing how to write code might end up being a superp
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10mo ago
You don't, same as for the "generate momentjs and use it". People now firmly believe they can use an LLM to build custom versions of these libraries and rewrite whole ecosystems out of nowhere because Claude said "here&#
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10mo ago
Its also bullshit to say the EU has less regulation on developing planes than the US. Boing was just incompetent and mismanaged because of decades of government handouts keeping the business going and MBA wielding idiots cutting costs at ev
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10mo ago
There's also the surprise factor that it just never gets cheaper, the newly formed monopolies quickly take over and push prices up beyond what they were before and milk the cow they were given until all customers are bled dry. People t
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10mo ago
Countries shouldn't have outsourced all research and development to the US, hope they all notice this wasn't a good plan and that they all need to get back to it right now.
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10mo ago
Same here, I'm seeing more and more people getting into these interactions and wondering how long until we have widespread social issues due to these relationships like people have with "influencers" on social networks today.
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10mo ago
They should have done that.
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10mo ago
I'm going to predict there will be a movement into "build it in house with LLMs", these things are going to be expensive, they are going to fail to deliver or be updated and there will be a huge bounce back. The cost of writi
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10mo ago
Is there anyone doing dev work that operates in an environment where people can clearly articulate what they want? I've never worked in a place like that in 20 years doing software.
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10mo ago
LOL!
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10mo ago
Most of the time when someone adds these fancy languages what happens is that they leave and the ones left are the ones that have to deal with the shit that was produced. I'm going through this now, having to deal with code nobody want
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11mo ago
I have the same problem, people are trying so badly to come up with reasoning for it when there's just nothing like that there. It was trained on it and it finds stuff it was trained to find, if you go out of the training it gets lost,
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11mo ago
I tried and they won't give me. Gonna ask my primary care to request it.
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11mo ago
The laws only exist if people are willing to apply them.
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11mo ago
The US couldn't make China follow it, so it is now following China's lead LOL.
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11mo ago
Nah. The Supreme Court will rule it unconstitutional if anyone else does it. And Trump doesn’t use the auto pen, he has plenty of time to sign everything as he’s not really doing anything else other than watching TV.
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11mo ago
They have never been held accountable, nothing short of a revolution would hold them accountable right now. They're also becoming rich beyond consequences, so doesn't even matter if there are some consequences for it later.
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11mo ago
I haven't been in a car accident for 15 years, not even fender benders, that doesn't mean I shouldn't take insurance. As someone from a random developing nation car accidents deliver crippling debt and destroy lives there fre
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11mo ago
That doesn't sell though, so people very often ignore it, even when most recent innovations are due to that, like the atomic bomb.
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11mo ago
And there's going to be a blank pardon at the end for all crimes committed so they're all safe. Assuming there will be elections again.
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11mo ago
They're gonna say that if they explain how it was done bad people will find out how to use their models for more evil deeds. The perfect excuse.
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11mo ago
You'll have to remove the potatoes as well as those can come from Canada.
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11mo ago
Some of the comments here are the kind of stuff that makes you lose faith in humanity.
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11mo ago
That's a requirement, part of being in a cult is being rejected by "outsiders" so that you think you have no other options other than staying in the cult. Classic abusive behavior.
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