rsoto2

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by rsoto2 5mo ago
Uhh I think a lot of people and their families likely have investment exposure to nvidia/hyperscalers. if places like Amazon spent unrealistically on ai or their stock goes down massively that could mean major job losses too. If AI com
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
It's literally for a family of four requiring childcare. Do you know how much childcare costs? try reading the article
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
uh yeah, all the subscriber numbers from ai companies are because it was baked into every product humans already used on their tech i.e. browsers and search engines.
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
how are you supposed to avoid it when it's baked into literally every product we already used the most i.e. browsers and search engines
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
i tried to protest forced-ai use at my company on the basis of it being a workplace hazard and was promptly emailed by their lawyers
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
Let's use percentage of people below the poverty line ( the actual poverty line is estimated between 97k(single) - 145k(family with children) Anybody reading hackernews that cares about GDP growth is profoundly misinformed. https:&#x2
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
hm social media maybe you could consider causes cognitive decline similar to what is theorized about over-reliance on an llm. edit: https://arxiv.org/abs/2506.08872
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
that won't make your claude subscription cheaper
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
uh oh you guys didn't realize you were guinea pigs for products that can permanently alter your mental health?
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
I can do everything the same without it, because I'm still not using it. Why would I want to be a guinea pig for the world's richest companies and also atrophy my brain.
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
What if I can do everything the AI can like read, interpret, and implement code(and not in a likely copyright-breaking way) but also reason about it better.
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
in before the mods accuse you of being "too mean"
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
I'm sorry but you forgot 2.5: pad the contracto 100 million dollars for our friend's consulting group
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
yes I think these datacenters AND golf courses are a waste. crazy
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
let's have the tool we created as a society called "the government" regulate it instead of waiting for "the market" to price things accurately. Because let's be real golf courses will pay higher prices and poor
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
Yeah people aren't mad about datacenters because they are "anti growth" They don't want to see their local resources depleted and, no, this isn't some fantasyland where corporations will do anything "for the gr
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
Also just because something is cheap doesn't mean it's not depleting resources and making life worse for a community somewhere. People are constantly trying to build pipelines to the west to deplete the great lakes. There is a soc
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by rsoto2 5mo ago
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by rsoto2 6mo ago
We gotta end citizens united, corporations and weapons manufacturers are incentivized to lobby congress and enable wars and starvation abroad. Billionaires need to be taxed out of existence so we can stop spending our collective wealth on d
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by rsoto2 6mo ago
They should absolutely pay for it through higher corporate taxation which is how businesses are incentivized to grow their business instead of stashing away wealth. Get rid of citizens united corporations are not people and they have stolen
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by rsoto2 6mo ago
Well it's not just the money they've also stolen our democracy and have complete control on society, media and now the public lands as a whole. They've also stolen a good economy. The economy in this country worked best when
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
It is sad, psychosis from exec-up has trickled down so people really want these tools to work yet these tools are so bad that people in this thread are recommending you create a second email so your openclaw can suggest events to you withou
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
yeah i'm not gonna be an AI company's guinea pig just because the c-suite wants to sign me up. "the results" you mean AI-psychosis and dunning-kruger syndrome?
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
What?? Surely once these companies have locked in their Claude workflows claude wouldn't somehow raise the price. Or steal inventions like Amazon does. Surely.
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
Look at all this text I have! It can't be worthless right?!
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
Flat out wrong. The most impressive engineers I've met in my career did not care for fancy tools with bells and whistles.
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
sounds like your only measure of good tests is how quickly the llm can produce and run them. not a good metric. LOL screenshot regression. You're still not a dev buddy read some books
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
damn if only this language could be made to work with numbers we would really have something. Let's ask an LLM about it
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
the industry is in full psychosis
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by rsoto2 7mo ago
If the amount of code corporations produce goes even 2x there's gonna be a lot of jobs for us to fix every company's JIRA implementation because the c-suite is full of morons.

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