shimman

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901.
by shimman 7mo ago
Is it really hard to figure out that the owner of a company, who personally stands to make 100s of billions, would be doing marketing when talking about said company? Do they not teach critical thinking anymore in schools, did it go away wi
902.
by shimman 7mo ago
Those people tend to suffer from AI psychosis, and I don't think it's a thing you'd want to admit publicly that you don't interact with any humans and prefer the company of machines (let us also ignore that such people w
903.
by shimman 7mo ago
Humans aren't benefiting from LLMs, only a few individuals are. Let's stop with the fake platitudes and realize that unless this technology isn't completely open sourced from top to bottom, it's a complete farce to think
904.
by shimman 7mo ago
Yes, it's nice to have a trillion+ dollar monopoly able to subsidize loss leaders to put your competitors out of business.
905.
by shimman 7mo ago
If my prediction is wrong these should be trillion dollar companies yesterday with what their liars proclaim, until then we know that Anthropic has only made $5billion total revenue to data due to the Pentagon lawsuits and that required $20
906.
by shimman 7mo ago
Bro the planet is literally experiencing a climate disaster and you think the solution is to create more systems that are misaligned with the planet's ecosystem for humans? I guess the great filter is a real thing and not just a though
907.
by shimman 7mo ago
Yeah, git reset --hard is something I do like once a week! lol With the reflog, as you mentioned, it's not hard to revert to any previous state.
908.
by shimman 7mo ago
Yes that plus having tens of billions of gulf money certainly helps you subsidize your moronic failures with money that isn't yours while you continue, and fail to, achieve profitability in any time horizon within a single lifespan.
909.
by shimman 7mo ago
This says more about you than the "intellect" of these nondeterministic probability programs. Can you provide actual context to what was beyond your ability and how you're able to determine if the solution was correct? Findin
910.
by shimman 7mo ago
You're assuming they are giving these people hundreds of thousands of dollars, they aren't. These are mostly state politicians that make between $50k-80k who rarely get a campaign donation above $10k. These corporations absolutely
911.
by shimman 7mo ago
I use a kindle but I have never bought a book on the kindle store ever (been using it for 10 years). Totally doable and not hard to avoid... especially since the smaller stores not only have better sales but the author typically gets more m
912.
by shimman 7mo ago
No, it's much better for the business magnates if you spend all your short lifespan on solving problems every waking hour. Don't worry about experiencing your life, you need to generate value!
913.
by shimman 7mo ago
Why does that matter and not you know... the actual outcomes and damages that are effecting real lives here? Are you seriously arguing that the only thing that determines right from wrong is someone buying the thing? I mean that would expla
914.
by shimman 7mo ago
People don't really have a choice. There is no free market and the incumbents are abusing their monopolists positions to further their wealth at the expense of the nation (and planet TBH). Acting like workers have a meaningful choice w
915.
by shimman 7mo ago
Be weary of false prophets in these comments, none of these tools are anywhere close to production quality and now that major companies are suffering enough outages to negatively impact them (Amazon, MSFT, Cloudflare). Much better take is t
916.
by shimman 7mo ago
The fun thing about this, is it can change at anytime for any reason. All we need to do is get the right people in power, a good step toward this direction would be to actually support abolishing big tech (which many primary challengers hav
917.
by shimman 7mo ago
MBAs/consultants hijacked the industry along with an influx of people that only consider leetcode to be sufficient for hiring. The past 10 years has been a major injunction of these people into big tech. The resulting mess is predictab
918.
by shimman 7mo ago
Is this the same Jobs that famously denied paternity of his daughter, Lisa Brennan-Jobs, and was only forced to accept her as his daughter when a US federal court forced a DNA test on him proving she was in fact his daughter? Yeah, somethin
919.
by shimman 7mo ago
It's not an experiment if you publicly showcase and create tens of millions worth of marketing materials on it. Usually company "experiments" are typically hush hush, not blasted on every corporate media channel as a means to
920.
by shimman 7mo ago
A talk given by an employee that stands to make millions from Anthropic going public, definitely not a conflict of interest by the individual.
921.
by shimman 7mo ago
If you can actually do this, please sell your services. You will become a multi-millionaire overnight if you can provide a workflow that doesn't result in mass hallucinations or incorrect suggestions you're able to do something no
922.
by shimman 7mo ago
It's undetermined if code will be majority written by machines, especially as people start to realize how harmful these tools are without extreme diligence. Outages at Cloudflare, AWS, GitHub, etc are just the beginning. Companies aren
923.
by shimman 7mo ago
It makes sense to be extremely misleading about actual accounting figures? In what world is it okay to say you have $19b in ARR when you have only ever generated $5b for the entire duration of your company's existence? Did Enron start
924.
by shimman 7mo ago
Didn't link to Zitron site but if you can't see how dishonest it is to say you have $19b ARR when the reality is you have only a total of $5b IDK what to tell you. Says more about how you think and why you think it's okay for
925.
by shimman 7mo ago
Then it's up to the company to make a compliant device if they want it to be used in a courtroom.
926.
by shimman 7mo ago
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927.
by shimman 7mo ago
How? They're already burning $2 bills to make $1, court documents shown that Anthropic has already been lying around revenue (claimed to have made $19 billion when it's actually $5 billion to date [1]). Not hard to believe they&#x
928.
by shimman 7mo ago
Terminal editors are not WSIWYG applications. I don't think multi-cursor is the correct for a vim motion workflow but I'll admit my vim-fu is not as strong but I get by with the substitute command + grep good enough where I rarely
929.
by shimman 7mo ago
Do you not run Anubis or have strict fail2ban rules? I just straight up ban IPs forever if they lookup files that will never exist on my servers. That plus Anubis with the strictest settings. https://anubis.techaro.lol/
930.
by shimman 7mo ago
Is it really the users fault when the apps are literally designed by neuroscientists that explicitly design it to be addictive toward humans all of which is being funded by monopolists companies whose leadership tend to have antidemocratic

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