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by pluc 4mo ago
Or about 1/27th of a football field for the Americans
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by pluc 4mo ago
Yeah let's consolidate further
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by pluc 4mo ago
Have you gotten the "hey, wanna be a North Korean proxy?" offer yet?
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by pluc 4mo ago
The level of idiocy... like what was the alert for? "A bomb was registered through bluetooth?" They really thought that a legitimate bomb, calling itself a bomb and registering on a device bluetooth spectrum was a threat? And thes
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by pluc 4mo ago
"This agreement is null and void except for this part that works in my favour"
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by pluc 5mo ago
The results are not wrong, they are AI. Google wants that to become a distinct thing that is neither. What's a better answer for Google than one that generates more usage? If we all push in the same direction we can make AI work, we ju
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by pluc 5mo ago
They moved to Azure. Nothing improves on Azure.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Name one thing Microsoft didn't run into the ground post-acquisition
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by pluc 5mo ago
Sure. Don't use GitHub. You can now hire me as an overpriced consultant instead of paying Microsoft.
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by pluc 5mo ago
There's a lot of things these days that you can't do that are being done.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Put what you recall on paper, turn it into a screenplay. Let me know how quickly you get sued.
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by pluc 5mo ago
It isn't, they just bought the term and redefined it. Nothing a few millions to the main dictionary editors won't fix.
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by pluc 5mo ago
People are marveling at what AI can discover purely out of time and chance. AI will undoubtedly find awesome things because there's very few things we've thrown this much money at. For every awesome thing AI finds, there's a
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by pluc 5mo ago
"AI should be more ethically like Stalin" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_death_of_one_man_is_a_trag...
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by pluc 5mo ago
Seriously how is this surprising? We all know AI companies stole troves of data to train their models, why do you think they'll stop? Have they faced consequences for the mass theft of copyrighted data? You can't steal or profit
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by pluc 5mo ago
Even a broken clock is right twice a day.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Of course. Just look at the SEO industry Google created. You can't search for anything without a full page of sponsored/SEO bullshit, and everyone agrees it's precisely why Google results are less relevant today than 10 years
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by pluc 5mo ago
Yeah man we've been saying negative things about them for like 40 years must we constantly dwell on what they do wrong? It's time we find positive angles
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by pluc 5mo ago
So you've built a JSON parser
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by pluc 5mo ago
It can't be neglected that Microsoft is alienating its own power users on such a level that they are now considering switching over and bringing all their know-how with them. Linux gaming is also faster because there's more develo
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by pluc 5mo ago
At this point I really don't think this needs to be justified. I'd be more curious as to why people are staying on GitHub.
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AI will soon be capable of telling convincing lies(theregister.com)
4 points by pluc 5mo ago|4 comments
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by pluc 5mo ago
https://killedbygoogle.com
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by pluc 5mo ago
GameStop forgot to pivot to AI-first before making the offer.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Because you will have to be able to read the code when you inevitably need to get AI out of it.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Well that just seems like a completely different thing that share a few letters
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by pluc 5mo ago
Yeah I learned that today! I wonder what's the reason behind the difference.
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by pluc 5mo ago
Tables and Image Maps actually predate Latin
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by pluc 5mo ago
Why isn't this .gov
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by pluc 5mo ago
"IC work" seems to have evolved at Coinbase to mean "supervise AI changes". Then the question becomes how will managers actually review these changes and not just press accept at 3:50.

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