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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Lol. Sorry typo. Fixed.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
"but weight training might not actually be a good fit to most people. I" People will eventually realize it causes cancer. Weight training literally generates inflammation.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Why would humans need to communicate on channels bots cannot control?
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
I was expecting you to crush me with links of all their great works.. but nothing.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
NSA has produced nothing. Does nothing. Why don't we just have them pick up garbage on the freeway to help out the tax payers? Let Anthropic and other adults push spying forward.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
I easily do more than x 5 the workload I did in 2020. Replacing an employee with domain knowledge (only thing valuable now), with someone with zero domain knowledge is corporate suicide in 2026. However, if you are oracle sending out consu
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Canada has the same GDP as Texas (well worse). It is a 2nd world economy. You are better off getting a job in El Paso.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
"Students likely aren't allowed to use AI anyway for assignments" This can be reduced to "Do students have access to a phone". Good luck after 12 years of age with that. That is a tough war.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Teacher uses AI, creates lesson plan -> AI creates assignments -> Teacher gives assignments to students -> Students use AI to do assignment -> Teacher grades with AI -> Principal uses AI to monitor teachers progress. This is
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
So Mr. Jumper. You are committed? We need people longer term here. Your boss Mr. Settles is really excited about you joining.
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Good point, I will make it OpenClaw alpha
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
I don't understand people running OpenClaw. I just full shot a prompt to create a better clone. Its extremely custom to my work and flow. I use it as a personal agent, emails, slacks + as a hardcore coding agent. If it sees a probl
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
Dale Carnegie -> Jim Rohn -> Tony Robbins -> [all hacks now]
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
A global centralized internet provider? I mean, just that, might be a trillion dollar company. Let alone build out datacenters? Those are not easy or cheap here on earth. You can build out datacenters at scale with minimal need for power
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by ransom1538 3mo ago
"Why is it a winner takes all situation?" I have lawyer agent x10 better than yours in a civil matter. Guess who wins. What value is second best lawyer?
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by ransom1538 4mo ago
I am going to try to cheer you up. Hear me out. One day, not long from now, I am going to buy a humanoid bot for 40k. This human android will 1) get my groceries, 2) make my elderly parents meals, 3) go to the backyard and plant 1 acre of
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by ransom1538 4mo ago
Take on debt, as much as possible. Otherwise, inflation will end all. Inflation eats debt.
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by ransom1538 4mo ago
"$330k/year" Lol. I thought I clicked on hacker news 2022.
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by ransom1538 4mo ago
Chemical weather creation, known scientifically as cloud seeding, uses substances like silver iodide ($AgI$), dry ice (solid carbon dioxide). This is the worst conspiracy there is a conspiracy ever. Just google it. Just ask people that
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by ransom1538 4mo ago
Yeah. Sure. But, If you are charging for intelligence, I want in.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
"Siri would be amazing if it could just be a wrapper for chatgpt. Otherwise, it is useless." - Every user in the world.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
"get a grad student union to try and combat the increasingly exploitative nature of academia" Lol. Well you should introduce MIT to the concept of supply and demand. I am confident you can find people to pay MIT to work there.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
There will be no greater engineering feat than the ability to set a spending cap. FAANG is filled with brilliant people working alongside the smartest AI of our time, yet somehow the ability to set a spending cap has eluded some of the best
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
Space Quest IV: Roger?
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
Oh it's way worse than people realize. The monthly vs api keys is a huge issue for them. They will have to end monthly subscription plans. You can pay $20 a month and use $10k in api tokens. They are in all out panic trying to fix th
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
My famous interview question: "How do you copy a file to another computer?", I was told I need to tone down. It filters out too many entry/mid level candidates.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
"when the tokens run out, I'm basically done working." Oh stop the drama. Open source models can handle 99% of your questions.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
We need thinner phones. We need 19 cameras. The future is clear.
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by ransom1538 5mo ago
Every class. Teachers think: "We want a curve, not everyone is getting an A". This pushes the teacher to ask questions not covered in the material. If they stick to what is covered it is hard to get a decent curve. So, in the e
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by ransom1538 6mo ago
My mother was a stenographer. She used a 286 for processing docs. That baby wasssss alll mine during the day!!! All my friends had hacks for sys/bat/exe files to get wolfenstein at least to load. Best days of my life.

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