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by sekai 9mo ago
> I have 15 years of software engineering experience across some top companies. I truly believe that ai will far surpass human beings at coding, and more broadly logic work. We are very close Coding was never the hard part of software de
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by sekai 9mo ago
> Amen. It's hard to live with hope right now at all. Programmer or otherwise we're constantly told we're all going to be replaced and the economy is a mess (US). Definitely a depressing time to be alive. Unless you'r
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by sekai 9mo ago
> One of the heaviest people I worked with only ate one meal a day. People usually lie or have no idea how many calories they consume.
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by sekai 9mo ago
Okay, that was smooth and effective. But now what? Let's hope not another Libya.
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by sekai 9mo ago
> repaired relations between the EU and Russia being sabotaged and false flagged by another country has the onus on that country. What relations? Nordstream went boom after 2022 war started. And let's not forget that Russia purposel
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by sekai 9mo ago
> That is what separates civilized from uncivilized people, and it is a curse we have to bear unless we want to join the uncivilized. If the Allies had committed to this thinking, they would have lost the war. And make no mistake, Europe
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Republic of Molossia(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by sekai 10mo ago|2 comments
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by sekai 10mo ago
Molossia (/moʊˈlɒsiə/), officially the Republic of Molossia, is a micronation claiming de facto sovereignty over 11.3 acres (4.6 ha; 46,000 m2) of land near Dayton, Nevada, United States.[1] The micronation has not received recogn
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by sekai 10mo ago
Because ASML exists, and it's based in Europe.
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by sekai 10mo ago
> When my spouse and I were dating, we made fun of those “overly involved parents” who tried to live vicariously through their kids and over-scheduled them. > Since having kids, my spouse has (over a one year period) put our 5 year ol
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by sekai 11mo ago
> It's all so unfathomably stupid. And it's going to bring down an economy. Dot-com bubble all over again
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by sekai 11mo ago
> This also confirms the $500 billion valuation making OpenAI the most valuable private startup in the world. SpaceX?
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by sekai 1y ago
> Russia, China, Iran etc. are throwing a hissy fit whenever even a small weapons are deployed in the neighboring countries Because that's all they can do
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The world's first: WAYMO DDOS(twitter.com)
24 points by sekai 1y ago|7 comments
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by sekai 1y ago
"The plan? At dusk, 50 people went to San Francisco's longest dead-end street and all ordered a Waymo at the same time. The world's first: WAYMO DDOS We didn't actually get in the cars. They left after about 10 min and c
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by sekai 1y ago
In true Bay Area fashion?
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by sekai 1y ago
> Except that Nvidia, Inc. doesn't own any of that NVDA stock, other people do, and they cannot access that money. Nvidia, Inc. owns net profit, which is orders of magnitude less than market cap. Last year's net profit was just
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by sekai 1y ago
> How about instead abolishing privately owned companies? We tried that in my country for about 50 years, it didn’t work out.
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by sekai 1y ago
> and art intends to challenge, none of what's created here is "art". It doesn't push boundaries, create new genres, or satisfy an uncomfortable curiosity. Art is, above all, subjective. > It's very dystopian
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by sekai 1y ago
> I really hate the term “expat” Yeah, separating themselves from those “dirty” immigrants
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by sekai 1y ago
> We're talking about a developer here so this analogy does not apply. If a developer doesn't actually develop anything, what exactly is he? A problem solver
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by sekai 1y ago
> Did you write your own letters? Did you write your own arguments? Did you write your own code? I do, and don't depend on systems other built to do so. And losing the ability of keep doing so is a pretty big trade-off, in my opinio
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by sekai 1y ago
> This is a very “inside baseball” take. The average person just does not care at all about privacy from large corporations Google Glass remembers…
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by sekai 1y ago
Reads and looks like an obituary, lol
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by sekai 1y ago
> We _could_ use this to empower humans, but many of us instinctively know that it will instead be used to crush the human spirit. The end result of this isn’t going to be an expansion of creative ability, it’s going to be the destructio
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by sekai 1y ago
They don't collect data?
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Historical Scientific Instruments – Dan Gelbart(youtube.com)
3 points by sekai 1y ago|0 comments
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by sekai 2y ago
> Now free trade is hurting USA economy and that's why USA play against the rules they were promoting for so long. Explain how is it hurting US economy?
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by sekai 2y ago
Munich, Germany. Although, the sea is a bit further away.
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by sekai 2y ago
> Is there really? In the sense of a global organized boycott spearheaded by a particular organization? I've not yet seen anything like that. It seems like instead the brand has just been damaged by Musk in the eyes of the kind of p

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