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by trod123 2y ago
Lowering interest rates wouldn't have solved this. The problems are multi-layered because this was a multi-layered economic attack that's been almost 3 decades in the making. The action of lowering interest rates will pop the bubb
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Those stories are accurate and not just hearsay. First-hand experience here. Its largely because of third-party interference in the hiring process. There is no enforcement of fraudulent postings. GPT has made generation of in-differentiable
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It wasn't always so. The ignorant socialists among us took over the bureacracies, pushing a cult of qualification, and made it seem like subscribing would promote prosperity through cheap debt. They made it a real thing. Rather than si
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by trod123 2y ago
Many of us in the tech sector are seeing exactly this. I've spoken with many colleagues, a record number of which now are unemployed, some of whom are now at two years of unemployment (and each one of them have a decade or more of expe
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> Companies want to hire people that do things, not question everything ... In fairness, following your stated requirements; no one would ever be hired. There's a direct contradiction such that it can never be true. Hint: Descartes
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> How long-term ... If you are interested in the answers to these questions, I'd kindly refer you to the original treatise I mentioned. It will cover these answers and more in far better detail. You would be mistaken to think that e
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I'd disagree with your characterization that it is empty rhetoric. In fact, it is actually using the word and meaning correctly within a rational context. Most people today are not properly taught to correctly recognize evil. Often a
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Apologies for not being able to respond sooner. I don't know what is wrong with YN, but when attempting to respond a number of times now over the past few days I've repeatedly received the YN error message saying you've poste
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by trod123 2y ago
I'd have responded sooner but YN stopped accepting submissions, sorry if they made you wait. We will have to disagree. I feel my position still stands correct on solid rational foundation, since you haven't provided any rational b
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> Other posters have told you that computability has nothing to do with what AI can and cant do relative to humans. This is improper paraphrasing (its ambiguous), the claim was, "computability theory has nothing to say about which (
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> This is complete bullshit That may be your belief, but it is not, and beliefs mean little in the face of reality. Saying the same thing in a more formalized way (so there can be no ambiguity), it is inherent in the 1:1 unique input to
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AI won't ever be able to teach math because AI cannot reason. It handles information very differently than humans do. It is at best a flawed oracle that may lie through omission without you being able to tell. This is supported by the
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> More time in discussion with an expert could potentially fill in those gaps. Those gaps were left by the removal, and lack of coverage towards critical thinking and reasoning which normally preceded these classes. You don't see th
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The sad fact is that these non-issues only become issues as a consequence of bad longstanding policy. These issues are a structural problem that has been ignored for decades. DoD IT largely gets paid pennies compared to private industry. Th
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Well it is hard to give advice when you don't really provide much regarding your background or your existing experience. TPOSNA Volume 1/2 of Limoncelli has a lot of good wisdom in general for the operational side, though there ar
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The Dragon Book for Compilers
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Lovely, more gaslighting.
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I think this is not actually a reasonable marker to compare against in this case. Neither of these are actually needed, all that is needed is to be able to disrupt the pipeline of jobs that interns/junior developers would normally buil
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Majorly flawed ideas in my opinion. The gist of the entire talk in essence is about promoting an alternative to Descartes rules of method and other key rational rules that have served society well for hundreds of years. He doesn't go s
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There is no best book. The general recommendations vary depending on your background knowledge. A very basic starting point would be linuxjourney.com. It is also important to be aware that there are no guarantees that programs provide outpu
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At its core, this is designed to destroy any ability to communicate by intentionally distorting reflected appraisal. See my post why that's a bad idea.
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Well this (assumptive) problem and (false) solution is beyond idiocy, and will work in standard hegelian fashion insofar that it doesn't solve anything and creates more intractable problems with no solution, burning the bridge as they
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Is it just me or have they removed the blog post? Nothing is showing on the page other than under construction.
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by trod123 2y ago
Reading your post, it reads like decision paralysis has set in since you are running yourself in a circular loop. You had something in mind, build some discipline, learn how to rationally analyze the prospects and the risks/competitors
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You are naively mistaken, and wrong on almost every supposition you made. Worse, you aren't following the bare bones rational rules needed to discern truth from falsehood. There can be no rational discussion without following these rul
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Before you can master others, as a cohort or larger groups, you must first learn to master yourself, and do so from a place of rational methodical reasoning with a relatively reasonable amount of risk management built-in to the things you c
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I'm half wondering if Biden won't pardon him just out of spite, like what happened in the Apple TV show, "For all Mankind". Its not like you have grounds for an appeal if you were pardoned, but the convicted felon title
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Unfortunately, the best school doesn't advertise, and like the elusive unicorn doesn't seem to exist because the incentives only seem to promote perverse incentives. Bad options have crowded out good options, eventually like any l
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College is notoriously survivor biased, and the metrics that nearly all studies use to justify whatever they happen to be selling that day is horseshit. There are a lot of malevolent parasites that make their way into forever jobs like thes
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OP, there is no paradox. A paradox is a circular contradiction and its fact that its gotten a whole lot harder on both sides (there is no contradiction). Honestly, what's happening is a bit more nuanced. It is a purposeful economic att

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