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by tomrod 4mo ago
This is a good way to view this. This isn't making an objective calculation, and the way they code left vs right is certainly subject to debate, but the type of analysis where we work to understand biases is important. Although, this a
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Substitute 'Communitarian' and 'Classical Liberal' if you find the common political compass terms too charged.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
The author is advised go avoid falling for AI Loopidity. It's more valuable to just share the bullet points someone feeds a prompt to produce a blogpost than to wade through AI slop of a blog post that people have to use AI to summariz
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Absolutely
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Is this a problem? I thought it was fun, personally, even if the author used AI to help build it.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Meh. On an outcomes analysis, I've found Cursor's delivery to be exceptionally weak. Good luck to the alt-economy of SpaceTesla though, may all our 401ks survive.
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Bored.com(bored.com)
2 points by tomrod 4mo ago|0 comments
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by tomrod 4mo ago
I appreciate you would really like people to agree with you here, but you've made your argument cage wrapped so tight you fail to recognize the people just outside who support a lot of where you want to be. Working through a world wher
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by tomrod 4mo ago
To be fair, reality is a special case (and not always the most interesting one) of general principles. With recent advances in AI, it may be possible for someone to build a billion dollar single founder company.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
This is one of their many issues, yes. They also have many bright sides that aren't covered in my <250 word response and miniscule relevant paranthetical aside.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
> It's tough to answer because you want to hedge for both an AI enthused employer and an AI hesitant employer with limited information about who they are and how they personally use these products. I'm an old hat on both sides
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by tomrod 4mo ago
I take it seriously, as do many others. Careful of the bandwagon fallacy or, even worse, the mind projection fallacy.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Reasonable thoughts. Folks have been arguing about this forever. Both sides - community-focused and individual-focused -- have reasonable points on the ethics and morals of what they claim. Both sides want claim to a split of the pie produc
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by tomrod 4mo ago
The common argument would be that, unless you set it up as a co-op/full profit share or never hire employees, you're extracting value (exploiting) from what your employees' labor earned the company. Missing from both sides of
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Stackit – European Hyperscaler and Cloud Provider(stackit.com)
2 points by tomrod 4mo ago|0 comments
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Whst about pi do you like?
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by tomrod 4mo ago
They have financial capital via Bezos, I thought? Not denigrating them whatsoever, I would like to have one.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Happy to hear that KANs continue to find solid footing.
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by tomrod 4mo ago
> Sorry to all the techbros here that think LLMs are the future of every job but a lot of people here think you are delusional, and we would be happy to let you have your delusions if it didn't mean significant rises in both persona
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by tomrod 4mo ago
Because it is deliberately extracting cash from Mom and Pop into the robber baron's wallets?
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Don't request for human dignity. Demand it!
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by tomrod 5mo ago
I appreciate where you are coming from, as you have surfed the front of the wave of GenAI for years. From my point of view, there is interesting because something is SOTA, and there is interesting because there is still more to build. I def
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Moar! I want all the smells! /endredditmode I actually love folks documenting this. I'm all for LLMs producing rough drafts. But rough drafts are, as a rule, slop.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Would love to hear more about your thought about the RAG.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
Your CEO has more wisdom than most on this topic.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
If LLMs scraped data held by AA, then the assertion is accurate. Whether AA holds the legal right to distribute zero-marginal-cost copies of digital works is a separate legal question that doesn't negate AA's need for donations to
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by tomrod 5mo ago
You can solve a ton of social problems with technical solutions. 100 different, easy to integrate internets federated across a number of different communication technologies and protocols is actually very hard to regulate and capture. Sure,
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by tomrod 5mo ago
You proved the point. Gemini has been marketed better, such that even folks in the know confuse Antigravity (the IDE) with anything else attempting to be pushed.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
I have days with those kinds of PRs. Usually because I'm too lazy to check color compatibility outside the browser.
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by tomrod 5mo ago
GrapheneOS users that need to access their banks but their bank's websites treat users on browsers as second class users by requiring phone in 2fa. Chase.com is an example of this. Android app on Chrome device? No issue.

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