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2y ago
They'd have to disguise themselves as duckduckgo to fool me. Maybe throw a weird looking duck on their landing page or something. I've avoided Google for years. Quack.
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2y ago
https://blog.appliedcomputing.io/p/okrs-are-bullshit
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2y ago
Even if this headline were true, they'd find another rationale to deny claims if that's their strategy. If AI didn't let them deny claims, they'd avoid it. See?
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2y ago
Eliminating meat, eggs, cheese, and dairy often done for various reasons, also eliminates what are often expensive elements in the diet. Rice, beans, vegetables, fruit and nuts in moderation, produces a relatively inexpensive diet.
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2y ago
It's a temporary strategy. Chinese factory workers and Indian workers know they're being underpaid and gradually get paid more and more. This offsets the cost savings and makes logistics and managerial barriers more glaring. If yo
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2y ago
The legislators who allow h1b are "destroying" it. Trump I was against h1b (remember?). Trump II w Elon DLC is OK with it. And if by "destroying" you mean creating super profits for a few already rich companies, you are
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2y ago
Bragging about how LLMs defeated maginot line defenses that can be trained around, makes us feel warm and fuzzy. Too bad the real world isn't like that.
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2y ago
Admit it. You just don't want people to know you're into Nigerian basket weaving.
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2y ago
For the would be thief, a real or imaginary victimhood is eagerly sought, or welcomed, to justify your actions. Maybe this is the real motivation behind the "victims" of the PC mindset: its a cadre of justifications to plunder the
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2y ago
Even if h1bs aren't a practical substitute for tech talent, they can act as a threat to reduce wages for regular workers. They can also act as an impromptu talent pool of workers for work that might otherwise need to be sent to expensi
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2y ago
I have an .org address that very rarely bites me, but usually works in large majority of cases. You should be fine- of course doing business with a silly domain name ymmv: Shypooper.party or valiumlover.me might give employers & recruit
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2y ago
They're on highways
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2y ago
Speak truth to power? Lol. Journalists and cartoonists sell the appearance of transgression to make their brand edgy. You work for power . Speaking truth is just a slogan to assuage your guilt.
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2y ago
How about the death sentence if it exceeds a certain number of victims or dollar amount? Executing these fools might act as a deterrent.
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2y ago
Mediocre managers hire, create, and retain mediocre reports, with an emphasis on create . I welcome AI that replaces the mediocre bottom 80% of managers that lower a companies bottom line. The top 20% won't be replaced soon.
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2y ago
I welcome our new AI middle management overlords. May the PHBs R.I.P.
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2y ago
The amount of supposed criminal activity by "militias" pales in comparison to the massive transnational mexican cartels - who have their own militias, whose ideology is money. But manufacturing a right wing conspiracy is more impo
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2y ago
Good riddance. Traditional media is just the latest tool for plutocrats to sway public opinion. They'll find new ones. Behind every sports team and media outlet is a billionaire. Trust me.
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2y ago
Plausible fake Facebook friends would make it more sticky. The elderly are already subject to manipulation, are less tech savvy, etc. Facebook, like Google, is a surveillance advertising company that tricks you into using their products so
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2y ago
This surveillance advertising model wants "authentic" content for ad revenue. Natch. It goes to assume that all statements that contradict the idea of maximum ad revenue are false. Remember "do no evil"?
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2y ago
Those videos are apex quality videos. You might as well ask for Nobel prize literature quality essays from ChatGPT. You can probably imitate the structure/scaffolding of a 3b1b video in a cargo cult way, but you are losing domain exper
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2y ago
I didn't flag it, I flamed it. Seems like it stunk enough for others to flag it. Lol.
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2y ago
Great work.
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2y ago
From the first few paragraphs it doesn't pass the sniff test for me. "Now AI has made everything more complex!" "AI is embedded in everything we do"... Sounds like marketing gibberish and obfuscation, combined with
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2y ago
I'm sure, like the siri spying lawsuit where Apple gives you $20 for your privacy(if you ask for the $20), there's another lawsuit & $20 pahment waiting for this "privacy respecting company" to give you.
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2y ago
Chrome, Google's Spyware browser, infested with non-Google Spyware. Amazing.
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2y ago
Set up your own vpn on AWS ec2. It will bypass the vpn blocks they have. Problem solved.
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2y ago
Where to work? Same place as you did before 40. Put the fries in the bag, bro.
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Marcus clearly threw a lot of spaghetti, seemingly pessimistic "it socks and won't get better" and then cherry picks confirmations, for the bits that stuck to the wall. How about he indicates: 1. How he came to these conclusi
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2y ago
As porn has been a driver of technology adoption, like the internet, maybe we'll see a rise in porn manufacturing using AI on the PC (now there's a reason to buy an AI PC)? Indeed, what stops kids from generating their own porn us
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