saltyoldman

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by saltyoldman 4mo ago
I mean yeah, but I don't need to. These cameras ARE already the result of 9/11.
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by saltyoldman 4mo ago
I used to be that way. However more recently I have come to prefer security over privacy, at least where I live. I do want to make sure human, drug and weapon traffickers are not exiting off my freeway ramp. I do get the issues with what yo
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by saltyoldman 4mo ago
I can see it in court now. Our AI monitoring system did indeed know about the threat to the building where 800 people died on Sunday. It says: " Agent: Voice to text detected: I have everything ready - all the XXX chemicals are ready i
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Last year when I was looking for a job I ran into a lot of scams. Seems like the world is filled up with fraud and scams now. Doesn't make me hopeful for the future.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
The only semblance of sanity I see is when people get excited for a new launch. For any other time it's ELON = BAD. No nuance anymore.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Since there are other countries in the world, there is no reason the United States needs to feed specific people. In fact, the world is better off if you give people a fishing rod than fish.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
I remember a month or so ago someone on here said something to the effect of I can blow through 20m tokens in 5 seconds if I wanted to in one of the openclaw discussions. Are people just having fun burning company money?
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
I think higher up in the thread it was already argued and agreed that the rigor is generally already present, and can be doubly sure to exist in agents.md. You get a lot of things for free with LLMs. You program an input box that goes to a
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
This is going to change investing forever. No opinion from me on good or bad though.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
who is in hn these days, remember like 10/15 years ago everyone was just willingly working 65+ hours. now it's "extremely predatory".
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Most of the hiring done in the last 5 years was the so called "pandemic boom". Even though we already saw a lot of job shedding in 23, 24, 25, the number of jobs created during the pandemic still eclipses these numbers. I think a
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
I hate that I opened that in my main account, it's weird AF. Goes off to edit YT history to hope that click didn't affect my alg.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Gen Beta is soooo cooked.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Yeah I get the pretty much, the car was near the mountain top in the 80s and 90s and "pretty much" flew off a cliff more recently. Sure, we're still alive but everyone is going to die in about 5 seconds. Drugs are out of cont
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
It's a lot. I'm not lying. Stop accusing me of lying.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
An article against AI but is written by AI.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
— emdashes all over this article
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
I actually think we have it pretty backwards in terms of what we need now. We as humans no longer need complex front-ends. We need data. I would rather have data access to all my spending and say things like, did I go over my restaurant bud
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Wasn't it Houston where the last Ebola case hit? I think the last time this happened it was a major failure, both PR wise as well as safety. I doubt any hospitals in the US have done ANY preparation since that time.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
"We still haven't done socialism right yet" And where did the 24B homeless fix go Where did the 18B HSR go Same places they went in the countries that "didn't get communism right". In Cuba they went to the elit
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Can someone give a more concrete example around all this? How do I cause someone to die using Kalshi or Polymarket, specifically, also without being caught? Didn't they catch someone that had pre-knowledge of the Venezuela campaign? (I
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
> Was it always the case that half of our students would cheat if it were easy enough? That's not even the right question. In the 80s and 90s learning things WAS the cheat code. It meant you had a one-up on everyone else, and it was
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Git is decentralized until it's used by companies.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
The main mistake made here is that the color is a weird sky blue. The actual shape looks great - just needs to be red.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Typically the reason for there being so few smaller companies is paradoxically that small companies exist to be gobbled up by the big ones.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
PSA: Keat[ing] was an english actor. Michael Keat[on] (batman) has not died.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Slop grenades are the new "let me google that for you"
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
All those cameras you see on top of intersections? Yeah those - are going to be used for this instead of flock in a few years. They're letting flock take the public hit, it's all going to move.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
Probably not "everything" the vast vast vast majority of everything you are looking at on your screen right now is written in C.
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by saltyoldman 5mo ago
There was not a renaissance to move back to Assembly when Java sucked. Instead more Java developers were created.

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