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by stuckinhell 1y ago
kind of spooky and sad
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
No I mean AI will replace EVERY worker in that industry
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
Won't the AI just replace the workers outright if they can do all that ?
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
16k humanoid robots https://www.unitree.com/g1/
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
https://www.unitree.com/g1/ 16k humanoid robot
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
I suspect elites will build a two-tiered AI system where only a select few get access to the cutting-edge stuff, while the rest of us get stuck with the leftovers. They'll use their clout—money, lobbying, and media influence—to lock in
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by stuckinhell 1y ago
AI can do deletions and refactors, and 10x speedups. You just need to push the latest models constantly.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Yea I feel the same.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
This is all pretty amazing tech. Can we easily remaster old games with AI tech now ?
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
holy moly
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
I need to be vague, because lets just say CRUD apps are nearly a solved problem even in some very technical fields. Not much changes between billing models, hr models, even custom financial models aren't THAT custom these days. Consoli
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Already seeing this happen in salesforce implementation at work. It's pretty crazy how many problems we have are people trying to solve already solved problems
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
htmx has a whole world of major issues too. No silver bullet. I'm simply switching back to React, it just seems the dominant standard right now.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
it doesn't. Market is upset because monopolies are basically busted with opensource AI
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
?
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
yea there will. ASI (supposedly). The common theme from these CEO's is today is the worst AI will ever be. (who knows if thats true, not me)
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
sounds like bs. it's parallel construction
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An AI startup CEO has been charged with defrauding investors out of $10M(businessinsider.com)
4 points by stuckinhell 2y ago|2 comments
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Do you not understand the opinion pieces are part of the problem too ?
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
I have 23 years,and I'm convinced too.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Didn't some Wharton professor post something similar too recently?
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Is that really true ? Queuing systems seem like a gross simplification of the instinct. It seems more like the "survival of the fittest" instinct in American/Western societies has evolved from overt competition to more sophis
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
I don't think that's as different as you think with many many other cultures. In Eastern South Asia and the American South, You hear similar stuff all the time. In the American Northeast, its still there but in finance related ter
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
I'm finding o1 to be far better at code. I wonder why people are having such differences
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
I agree with you. After seeing some internal prototypes at my job abusing htmx boost. I'm slowly going on the anti-htmx bandwagon. I'm still not pro-react or pro-vue. We need a stabler frontend js framework.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
isn't this just Sam consolidating power
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
This isn't the case anymore
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
We need more open source AI models.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
Nimona was not a massive hit.
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by stuckinhell 2y ago
yea I'm seeing alot of people combine it with alpine, but then whats the point ?

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