monknomo

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by monknomo 3mo ago
here's the creator on his creation: https://kurlander.net/DJ/Projects/ComicChat/resources
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by monknomo 3mo ago
When I used visual source safe it was primarily more like a lock manager. I don't recollect what it did in terms of file versioning, but I definitely remember having to bug someone to let go of a file I needed
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by monknomo 3mo ago
"political actions" even! not to mention his current 'Tommy Robinson' political opinion spree is sufficient to have very serious objections to his political opinions. I'd no more associate with him than I would Hen
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by monknomo 3mo ago
hang on, isn't that true in private for profit companies too? Is not the path to VP from director typically grabbing more teams that report to you?
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by monknomo 3mo ago
yeah, my car doesn't like it when I look more than 2 cars ahead, or if I am looking uphill (because I am driving uphill)
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by monknomo 3mo ago
well said, I think that is a significant portion of what I see as the problem. That and moderation/curation scaling very poorly
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by monknomo 3mo ago
ejecting jerks is something forums did better than social media, even if the definition of jerk varied widely and was forum-specific. I can't imagine a forum doing something like promoting the user with the most interacted with posts;
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by monknomo 3mo ago
idk, if we look at a lathe, where the factory bought the lathe, this makes some amount of sense (although a closet full of idle lathes isn't worth as much as a factory full of lathe operators making stuff on lathes). a saas subscriptio
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by monknomo 4mo ago
how are you getting some reviewable artifact with the decisions in it?
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by monknomo 4mo ago
I think they applied for an actual charter, so that will probably change
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by monknomo 4mo ago
to be fair, it is a fintech that wants to become a bank
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by monknomo 4mo ago
well, the lower confidence ones got my pseudonym, the higher confidence ones missed entirely and attributed it to a prominent speedrunning streamer. My real name was attributed to a non-existent famous midfield footballer
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by monknomo 4mo ago
How to Talk so Kids Will Listen (and How to Listen so Kids Will Talk) is excellent
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by monknomo 4mo ago
I think this mentions that AI Island also has robots than can produce most goods
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by monknomo 4mo ago
this seems like a huge gap in the market
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by monknomo 4mo ago
I think funding deranged startups is a type of consumption, and it does get money back into the economy the same way funding a remodel does. Maybe the reasoning to do so is different, and maybe the deranged startups add more capital than a
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by monknomo 4mo ago
who's choosing this lucky 1%? Who's choosing what this 5 years of "hard and good" work looks like? Is 5 years of work a person really enough? Are you aware that farming is predominantly done by machine, and that'
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by monknomo 4mo ago
right, these knowledge work and coding jobs are, by my lights, about the best possible job. From my perspective we've invented a machine that does the fun parts while leaving me the less fun parts (review, various hard-to-claude janit
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by monknomo 4mo ago
not to mention some number will switch to blue collar (or try to) and pretty much everything will tumble down. Have to start making our own steel in the backyard and killing sparrows
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by monknomo 4mo ago
If AI only blows away programming, sure you are probably right. If AI blows away white collar labor, which is at least half of jobs, then yeah something would give way.
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by monknomo 5mo ago
hardly, onlyfans is going to have loads of competitions from ai waifus
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by monknomo 5mo ago
Commencements are about the students, and celebrating their hard work and achievements over several years. A common thread in these commencements with booing is that the speaker is not centering the student. They're centering AI, and
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by monknomo 5mo ago
45% of folks sitting on their hands are going to have the free time to talk, and this group of people are skilled at organization. Are you planning on throwing your hands up and passively accepting whatever comes your way?
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by monknomo 6mo ago
To me, this comment is a bucket of contradictions. Why do you hate them, when you recognize that they are general the result of abuse? I'll cop to unions not always being great; the rules can be counterproductive, or sometimes limitin
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by monknomo 6mo ago
I don't see how this follows
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by monknomo 6mo ago
not to be offensive, but the idea of an asocial labrador is hilarious
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by monknomo 6mo ago
I have the unformed idea that providing a structured interface for the human user overtop the chat interface for the ai, so that the human is not chatting back and forth, could be effective? At least for things that have a structure
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by monknomo 6mo ago
Are you comparing the ai ceos to helots? I am confused
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by monknomo 6mo ago
The optimistic spin is, I think, software developer as a career dies, just like sysadmin. But just like dev-ops, a new to-be-named role (or set of roles) will arise
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by monknomo 6mo ago
do you need taste if you can massively parallel a/b test your way to something that is tasteful? say like you take your datacenter of geniuses and have a a rubin-loop supervising testing different directions. shouldn't that be cl

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