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by sevenzero 3mo ago
You can always start the trend
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>is that we will eventually fix anything we break along the way Thats the most dangerous thought one could have. Simply thinking "its okay because we can fix it later" leads to taking issues lightly and hoping that a fix is eve
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Regulators being paid off arent actually regulating things you know? Regulation as it is, is extremely flawed and prone to corruption.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Yes yes socialism also made mistakes so capitalism must be better!!
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Just proves my point :)
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Resource exploitation and destruction of ecosystems are direct results of capitalism and greed and neglect. I stopped bringing up arguments against capitalism on here generally due to the sheer amount of people in privileged circumstances t
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
We get what we deserve. We let the top 1% destroy our planet and also let them live the longest in their bunkers, while we deal with the repercussions of not having done enough. But I've noticed that folks on HN are very very fond of c
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
At least this would not force applicants to fine tune their applications to the latest LLM bullshit bingo.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>instead of just interviewing 10-20 people and just pick one Here's a realistic proposition. HR just wants to inflate numbers so that they seem busy looking for the right fit. Keep posting open for 1 week, manually filter for anothe
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Wdym, cant you just litter your applications with buzzwords and other bs to automatically get a high score in these systems?
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
What a inhumane way of looking at this. Hiring is deeply flawed, you know it, and yet you keep job postings open for weeks/months in case "the one" magically appears on your doorstep instead of just interviewing 10-20 people
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>AI output appears insufficient or incomplete or outright misleading It has been like this since the rise of "AI". The only people enthusiastic about it are usually the ones hoping to make a profit in one way or another.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Would be neat, loss of knowledge/skill is really a bummer in regards to ancient technology.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>technology that build the pyramids You mean ropes and carts?
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
How much of this is actually to "catch" terrorists? Its mostly for surveillance, intimidation, suppression. Usually it's the state that defines who a terrorist is, and usually terrorists are ALL people opposing the current re
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Did I ever claim that? Its 1% of my montly gross salary which is about 40€/month which is just too much given I have 2.500€/month to survive with.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Only employee. Joining an union is too expensive for me though given the reward seems pretty small. My industry does not even have a proper union (in Germany) so I'd have to join a generic one (verdi) which doesn't offer enough p
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
I work in a 2 man company, for sure a Union will have many advantages for me x)
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Fair :D
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
I read it in the hopes of finding a written character I could relate to, but the dude in Crime and Punishment is just such a massive loser... I lack empathy too, but I would never murder anyone out of pity.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Germans a rule based and were really precise which came in handy like 50 years ago. The modern German is not flexible enough for the modern job market. German companies are also not flexible enough to compete. Germany goes downhill for a re
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
Depends. Given OP built yet another AI tool, yea, I want to hold them liable in case something goes wrong (not that I'd buy these tools in the first place).
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
So basically you go for the legal stuff only really big companies use (instead of changing once its necessary) because you dont believe in your own product and dont want to be held liable, got it.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
It is one of the most complicated forms. A GmbH alone is good enough in 99.99% of cases, and its usually done really quick. Also, if you believe in your product there usually isn't a reason to go for a GmbH this early. You can send inv
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>The models get cheaper super fast. Weird, why didn't my subscriptions decrease in price then? Oh wait..
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
These collabs actively made me stop playing...
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
I wont buy expensive hardware to self host a model thats outdated within 2 months. Also, yeah, uptime is important if you dont self host.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
I agree with the skill drain argument but also think its a little too dramatic. Most people still can do the shit claude does for them, it just takes them 10x as long.
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by sevenzero 3mo ago
>This is a serious competitive advantage Given they have laughable uptime and I have yet to find a useful project mostly written by claude... I doubt it.
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by sevenzero 4mo ago
This is why I've built my own Sudoku. Offline, no timer, no fail count, just pick up and play... Will come in handy on flights later this year x)

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