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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
They’re not binary, but when an issue persists for decades, over the course of multiple administrations, and political landscape… it shows either the country is incompetent in terms of solving an issue, or the issue is not a priority. I who
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
I obviously don’t live in the US. My entire point was that people say that care about school shootings and etc., but unless they do anything about it, those are just words. Given the voting record of the majority of the population, I tend t
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
I'm very sorry, but I've heard that "there's large public support for X, Y, Z" for decades. If there's no real action in achieving such things, my assumption is people don't actually care about it. Persona
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
>harder to get the average joe charged up to fight a battle with anything meaningful on the line Doesn't this imply that on average people just don't care? So, school shooting preventions are just way down in the list of "
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
Caring with no significant action in prevention doesn’t really signal caring. Sure, it sucks, headlines get printed for a couple of months, then people forget and move on. To put it in the most disrespectful and sad way, it looks like more
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
You are not the target audience, that’s pretty much it. You can be very against AI, try to turn it off on Kagi, avoid Google AI summaries, discard ChatGPT/Claude, but billions of people still use them. At this point it has been argued
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
AI is not, and was not the reason why the average user moved away from Firefox. AI is however a potential avenue for raising money.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
You’ll be surprised what people in PE, VC, banking, other financial institutions are doing with AI right now. It starts with AI summary of a balance sheets, followed by AI summary of quarterly financial reports, followed by… yeah.
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by tokioyoyo 4mo ago
You’re underestimating how much companies are willing to bend over backwards if they can “get ahead with a god model” compared to their competitors.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
If attacker is holding your unlocked phone, they can do that right now via search and simple email sharing option?
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
I really hope it goes well! I’m in favour of smartphone bans, but I can see how it sucks when you’re the only one without access to it. I was a teenager once after all. That being said, I can’t imagine myself drawing pictures, or playing bo
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
I also grew up without a smartphone, but “stuff that kids talk about” happens online now. Wasn’t the case even 10-15 years ago, since you could still be part of conversations without a phone. But yeah, I support the school-wide smarthphone
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Easier to say. Your child will just despise you for willingly making their school life hell.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
That’s very much not the same thing though?
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
As you mentioned, it’s trends. There’s nothing really sticky or mass-adoption like. This also isn’t necessarily new, as polaroids have been trending for over a decade now. Most of the same kids still scroll instagram, listen on spotify and
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
> In that case >2 nukes would have been dropped This is a maybe. What we’ve seen so far, no two nuclear superpowers ever nuked each other, as they know both will suffer.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
They give/sell me the thing that I want, and it works for me. Multiply it by hundreds of thousands. I’d blame the bad actors, rather than service providers that alleviate the problem.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
What?
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Again quite arguable, but this is the real life scenario we’re living in. Nukes have made it hard to impossible for super major powers to go in direct conflict with each other.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Sorry for nitpicking, but: > If nukes were not invented yet, would it really be a good idea to build and sell them as fast as possible (in peace time, no less)? Arguably, yes.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Hard to believe that there are any non-mission-critical companies that won’t question one’s rejection of AI. Sounds insane, I know, but not using some LLMs to quickly look up a problem is akin to avoiding Googling when you have a problem. Y
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Can you please link me DeepSeekV4 provider that's cheaper than their official offering? And not all tasks require low latency. Also, there are a lot of competition in China. Like a lot. You might know better than me as well, but althou
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
I'm sorry, you might be right. But this simply doesn't reflect my daily reality. All I can say is, nobody in my org is creating 10,000 PRs. But everyone is using Claude Code for virtually all commits. We've been doing it sinc
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
The question is if you already had intuitive understanding of what those things “are”. The languages and systems have been easier to learn once you picked up a couple. Same applies here as well. The question is, how quickly does a junior wi
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
The examples I gave, and the arguments that usually support them don’t really translate into “building complicated systems”. I was talking about the arguments in support of variable naming flamewars, etc. I’m not proponent of AI generating
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Just to go on record, as of today, I’m a big believer that a person that knows all that stuff is much more productive with AI-coding than a person who doesn’t. I have no idea how we can get people motivated to learn these through trial-and-
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
“AI coding is a fad” is not just one big camp of similar-minded people. Different groups have to give up on their pre-existing beliefs in order to be ok with AI coding. Think of people who were very strict with variable names. People who pu
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Yes, you can. There are multiple inference providers out there. The problem is, it’s hard to beat the Chinese providers in cost. And you also have to compete with frontier model providers’ subsidized offerings.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
My friends and I have 14+ year group chat, and we sometimes get drunk, scroll back, and make fun of ourselves. Worth every penny.
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by tokioyoyo 5mo ago
Pretty much every young person whom I know who says “AI bad”, also uses it for work/personal reasons. Which, i think, isn’t wrong. But just funny. Most understand how LLMs are handy in a lot of scenarios. Pretty much every single perso

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