nemomarx

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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I think when you've historically backed one party, changing that stance is seen as a political signal. And Bezos pretty immediately cozied up to trump so can you say they were wrong to think of it that way?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
find a non tech job is what I mean. work for a small town Library or the govt or something more stable, get out of ai impacted fields as much as you can. maybe risky but less risky than giving up?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Only mobile does that in my experience - you can tell what platform people send discord messages on based on this usually
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I agree with your point but they definitely want to kill you for being in a car and driving near them if they get scared so IDK if we can use cars as an example of something they don't mind
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I wonder if part of it is that we're mentally trying to get the actual meaning and thoughts out of it. It's inflated like trying to read a bad students essay that's struggling for word count? I wish people would just post the
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
You can make other drastic decisions first if things seem that bad. Upend your life, move to a really cheap part of your country, change to a purely physical labor job or a self run business or something. All of those are less permanent and
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I tried to take the headline seriously, but reading deeper into the piece they just do a semantic trick - the current job is "shrinking" and you need to find a new better job to do instead. This is basically what disappearing woul
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I think there's a difference between "user uploaded material isn't properly moderated" and "the sites own chatbot generates porn on request based on images of women who didn't agree to it", no?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Other than the back and forth / lead time issues on checking issues, what do you think a local manufacturer shop in the US would do better? If the takeaway was needing to specify stuff in the design phase earlier that's kind of a
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I guess it was a predictable outreach from the Patriot act - the new justification is flying drones "over a mission" from the border people, and they claim a lot of territory for their missions, right?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Last Trump term, a small business making PC cases locally in california went out of business because of steel tariffs. I'm not sure that local manufacturing in small batches is much safer given there's aluminum and other material
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
If you added on top being in a foreign country and needing your employer for your visa, I think you'd basically have the same situation as the article? So that's a little precarious. I hope you have some savings built up.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
The heroic launcher looks like it was trying to solve this and let you use cheaper gog games in your normal steam library. And I've seen similar tools for emulators to show up basically like native steam games
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Secrecy clearly doesn't avoid that kind of story though. The question is if their numbers were really good, or at least as good as Waymo, why wouldn't they share them for the positive press? Waymo doesn't get as many negative
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
How do those relate? If the agency has been told to look at specific types of people to check for their papers, does it matter the race of the enforcers?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
In the long run transitions like this work out and new jobs show up, but the people who had the old jobs don't always make the jump or keep equivalent pay. Could be it shakes out in a generation or two, of course.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I mean most of those are warehouse workers or delivery or customer support or something, right? Pretty big difference between corporate Amazon and retail business Amazon division wise I think
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
if you look at non ai / tech stuff, isn't the economy pretty bad? they stopped reporting unemployment numbers and BLS statistics and all
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Maybe intended for tiling?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
If a common AI tool produces latex documents, the association will be created yeah. Right now latex would be a high indicator of manual effort, right?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I think people broadly feel like all of this is happening inevitably or being done by others. The alignment people struggle to get their version of AI to market first - the techies worry about being left behind. No one ends up being in a po
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I'm sure you could get an LLM to create a plausible sounding justification for every decision? It might not be related to the real reason, but coming up with text isn't the hard part there surely
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Why windows and not their homes walls? People rarely tag windows in my experience, or cars.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Do you actually think ICE cares about your legal citizenship status?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
If you design it so you don't have access to the data, what can they do? I'm sure there's some cryptographic way to avoid Microsoft having direct access to the keys here.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Computers are banned in everything except specific tournaments for computers, yeah. If you're found out to have consulted one during a serious competition your wins are of course stripped - a lot of measures have to be taken to prevent
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
You've got it backwards - foreign aid using US grown crops provides increased very stable demand. Take any excess grains made in a given year and ship them to another country, the farmers get paid well for it so they keep their product
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
The simpler part is to say that AI generated text / code is not a contribution and will be banned if found, probably. You won't get a hundred percent hit rate on identifying it, but it at least filters really low effort obvious st
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
The American tendency to move away from family earlier is probably involved.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Pricing anything into the cost of food would be political poison. Paying farmers to grow nothing is considered preferable to that

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