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by trod1234 1y ago
Personally, I'm not seeing how this can possibly have any risk-reduction from a professional standpoint. You rely upon the permissions model not being broken, but once you have a local login, even with limited perms...a large attack su
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by trod1234 1y ago
Worked in SA under hybrid roles including Administration/Infrastructure/Architect, for 10 years, many certifications (CCNA (expired now), and MS related certs for autopilot/MDM) no degree, top of the competency chart accordin
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by trod1234 1y ago
The framework derived also is based in power dynamic comparisons which are circular, without an objective base. Its an opinion piece that has no real merit unless you tie it to reality.
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by trod1234 1y ago
There is no possible outcome where AI makes the world's economic growth explode. The only thing that will happen under AI is jobs will continue to diminish, and eventually, society will hit a self-sustaining deflationary spiral, someti
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by trod1234 1y ago
It is easy to imagine the need to modernize, and bring up to date certain material requirements as well as security requirements; to bring it more into line of all secure facilities likely played a significant role. You don't spend 1 m
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by trod1234 1y ago
TL;DR The article has several good points, but mixed into those points are as many or equal omitted portions that flavor the post in the same ways that the author draws attention to as a bad thing. This is cherry-picking towards a narrative
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by trod1234 1y ago
Being serious, the demographics of what is coming are beyond catastrophic. People that have the ability to leave and are under 40 should by 2030-2033. If staying, the average person should prepare by educating themselves and practicing skil
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by trod1234 1y ago
Well I'm not rich, and I'm not your friend, it takes a bit to earn friendship and friends have an privileged place in what is conveyed to them; but I do provide unconditional goodwill towards most people in the things that I say w
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by trod1234 1y ago
Business cycles as a phrase have existed, but that definition has changed over time, and people conflate the modern meaning neglecting the older specific meaning which was limited to seasonal variability. The modern understanding of the boo
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by trod1234 1y ago
Companies won't be talking about killing your dog though, so if you conflate this onto things lawyers may have required that suspicion may be completely un-based pigeonholing efforts. Long policies can be needed depending on the litigi
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by trod1234 1y ago
Sounds like a market distortion to me. I have to wonder what kind of kickbacks they get for employing those people, or whether they have a work program based in whole or part on slave labor (quite common in a number of places, slavery isn&#
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by trod1234 1y ago
Powerful electromagnets don't work like that. They may switch on and off, and if you are in range, the motion is almost instantaneous. Its not like in the movies where you have to be right up on it, and certain materials may attract at
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by trod1234 1y ago
Yeah, two crabs locked in a cage as it spirals down the drain. Looks like plans to leave, for finding safe harbor elsewhere, have accelerated from the initial projection of 2030
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by trod1234 1y ago
Exactly. You said it. Anyone serious knows contradiction = lies. Words are cheap, actions matter.
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by trod1234 1y ago
I think, given the frequency of AI posts, and related slop on HN, and the statistically significant number of posts showing de-amplification happening on anyone responding to AI sentiment critically on HN (within 3-10 hours of the post) mea
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by trod1234 1y ago
> Nice ChatGPT response. Sigh. Unfortunately, this has become the de-facto response to intelligent debate and conversation, where the person who says it, was being disingenuous from the start and where they can poke no holes in what was
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by trod1234 1y ago
The link isn't something people buying work pants would buy. 22oz Selvedge has its issues, and under heavy use would last 4 or 5 years given societal constraints (i.e. you don't walk around in stinky clothes multiple days in a row
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by trod1234 1y ago
To start, you need to have a correct grasp of economics. Hazlitt (Economics in 1 lesson), Mises (Human Action/Money and the Theory of Credit), Austrian Business Cycle Theory, Thomas Jefferson's letters to Thomas Cooper, Carl Menge
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by trod1234 1y ago
Intelligence is misunderstood by a majority of people. People think intelligence is this static thing that you are born with innately, and they cling to this belief, often to explain those that are so much better as natural talent/inte
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by trod1234 1y ago
The noise is so loud, you can't find any signal. Shannon's Limit has been reached. Also, the knowledge needed to differentiate has been lost by many, and suppressed given the economic disadvantage of quality vs cheap in a money-pr
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by trod1234 1y ago
You are talking in circles while missing the point, and ignoring quite a lot of established literature on economics. I'd suggest if you are limited on time that you read Hazlitt. Economics in One Lesson. You seem to conflate need for d
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by trod1234 1y ago
There's a simple answer in established literature. There is an objective perspective. You might want to read Hazlitt, Economics in one lesson.
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by trod1234 1y ago
Uhh, you are aware that planned obsolescence is only incentivized in fiat markets based in money-printing which aren't real markets. Absent boom-bust, and the related fraud/true-up that happens cyclically, you have sustained growt
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by trod1234 1y ago
The economics are simple when you know and understand the main driver, but its inconvenient, and there are entities that want it hidden, because you have bad people doing bad things, and wanting to hide those things, and historically leftis
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by trod1234 1y ago
> I believe its indicative of younger people who haven't been exposed to older people who have pompous writing styles. That, or reading comprehension has dropped below a point in the young where they can no longer recognize or perce
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by trod1234 1y ago
> Would this guilty-until-proven-innocent rule apply also to non-ML code and manual decisions? I would say yes because the person deciding must be the one making the entire decision but there are many examples where someone might be paid
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by trod1234 1y ago
Regulations exist to override profit motive when corporations are unable to police themselves. Enforcement ensures accountability. Fines don't do much in a fiat money-printing environment. Enforcement is accountability, the kind that s
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by trod1234 1y ago
Regulation with active enforcement is the only civil way. The whole point of regulation is for when the profit motive forces companies towards destructive ends for the majority of society. The companies are legally obligated to seek profit
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by trod1234 1y ago
AI is demonstrably not reliable. It cannot be made reliable in the long run either, and it can be poisoned. You must treat AI like its a convincing but ultimately lying deceitful individual, which negates the entire purpose of using AI for
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by trod1234 1y ago
Well this is beyond stupid. Everyone who knows about how these things work knows its not ready, it doesn't meet the reliability requirements.

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