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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
What do you define as “class warfare?” Do you agree that the current status-quo hyper-consolidation of wealth our economy has fostered since act least 1972 is already an ongoing type of class warfare? And finally, why do you think class war
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
I mostly just use LLMs for autocomplete (not chat), but wouldn’t this be fixed by adding a “delete message” button/context option in LLM chat UIs? If you delete the last message from the LLM (so now, you sent the last message), it woul
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
I formerly worked at https://corista.com , dealing specifically with integrations with AI pathology algorithm vendors like https://www.qritive.com and https://visiopharm.com . (Note: we dealt specifically w
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
In the last few years I've definitely learned I get some sort of "release" from practicing/holding handstands and other hand/arm-balancing moves and, later, (less so, but with less weird looks from people) from yoga
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
I agree in ways, but I think a single global fund is a bit far-reaching and over-centralized, thus prone to corruption. I think it would make sense for, say, the US, EU, and BRICS (with maybe China as a separate entity) to each have open-s
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
Those who fall between the two are usually those who didn’t have a family nest egg to start with (ie, their parents were factory workers rather than accountants).
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
Couldn't you just do this with a regular for loop and a few datatypes/functions? (This pseudocode is an Elm/Haskell/Rust/TypeScript-inspired abomination, but pretty portable to any language...) type Node = { v
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
Are you saying this includes the price of not being allowed to criticize the CEO?
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
I largely agree, but I also think you might want to consider how the existence of LLMs affects our education system. I think this is one of the places they really have the most potential to cause harm, but also perhaps some incredible (huma
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
If you can self-host or publish a demo of your work that is open-sourced, I find that that really opens the door for a lot of web dev positions, regardless of what particular languages you know and/or what’s in vogue. (Mine would be h
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by pseudocomposer 1y ago
At least on iOS, I've found ScreenZen ( https://www.screenzen.co ) to be pretty ideal. I'll definitely try SpeedBump if they add me to the beta, though. Like SpeedBump, ScreenZen also has a "wait before using addict
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
I just got a RAV4 Prime (a “plugin hybrid” or PHEV). In EV mode, it has 40 or so miles of range. That’s high enough that I never need to use gas during the week, unless I go to the next city over. It’s also low enough that it can always ful
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
I’m also a DigitalOcean user, but I prefer managed K8s and don’t think there will ever be a reason to go back to having to deal with host OS things again. I’d rather just pay for my CPU/RAM, and give it Docker images to run, than worry
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
Various ways in various companies, but in my last few companies pretty much always “CI runs tests and builds/uploads a Docker image, CD deploys it onto a K8s cluster somewhere.” In the case of my major current personal project, I do it
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
And then there’s https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carcinisation
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
When you were remote, did you ever work from coffee shops or coworking spaces? In your hybrid role, are you actively working with others in-person? I’ve definitely found that having other people around during some of my work week has a posi
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
It seems like something like medical/legal professionals’ annual/otherwise periodic credential exams might make sense in fields where AI is very usable. Basically, we might need to standardize 10-20% of work time being used to “ke
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
The thing about being “poor” in Europe is, you can be “poor” your entire life by American standards of income/assets, but still never take on medical debt, travel more than a month out of the year, have a couple kids and educate them i
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
> What should they be doing once all the meaningful jobs are automated away? My point is that looking at patient's biopsy slides or invoices, for 40-80 hours a week, to find known cancers/viruses, or to make sure numbers match
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
My last two roles have involved automating detection of cancers and other disease in biopsies (eliminating pathologists’ jobs in hospitals), and now automating invoice payment and statement settlement in the global freight sector (eliminati
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
Or there’s Rust, where types are very strictly mere containers for data and nothing else (until you add traits).
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
None take more than 5s (most 2-3s) on my iPhone 16 Pro on a 400Gbps fiber connection.
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
I built Jonline for this purpose. I’ve now deprecated the Flutter frontend, making it a Rust BE/gRPC API/React/Redux monolith. My blog/portfolio site is at https://jonline.io .
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
They are certainly diverging, and becoming more useful tools, but the answer to “which one can actually become AGI?” is, as always, “none of them.”
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
Well, Apple employees can’t work remotely :) But if you do, and you like working outside your house, the cheapest 10+-inch M-series model you can get is the answer. With Sidecar, it’s at minimum a wireless external display everywhere you go
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
We’ve had it all along: small businesses and city/county governments. What we’re missing is a willingness/ability to break up overreaching corporations and states. We used to be better about it - see 19th-century Europe, especiall
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
Emotions are like waves; we can’t choose which ones appear, but we can choose which one to surf. The person you’re replying to (well, really, the person they quoted) didn’t really seem to be “attacking” anyone’s emotions to me. It seemed pr
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
I wrote the comment so long mostly to appease people like you. But please, post unuseful responses and I’ll just assume this was the DOGE actually doing something efficient
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
I really liked the simplicity of his explanation in information theory terms. Thank you!
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by pseudocomposer 2y ago
So there were a lot projects listed here, but the one word used to describe the actual work being done by folks at 18F was “technologist” (in the sole bolded phrase of the article). I know what devs do, QA folks do, product owners, scrum

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