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by tty456 4mo ago
Modern day CEOs of public companies are just more or less hedge fund operators looking to squeeze every last dollar out of their workforce. AI is a tantalizing, if ineffective, lever for that.
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by tty456 4mo ago
The force is with you, my friend
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by tty456 4mo ago
It's interesting he provides quotes for the other stories, but not this one. And still doesn't in the thread. Again, i'm not debating the authenticity, but is it possible he's inferring that based on something not-so-ex
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by tty456 4mo ago
I hear story #1 periodically, but almost never see a quote. How is this stuff said specifically? It always seems like hearsay. I'm sure it's authentic, but I'd love to hear the details on how that stuff is actually said in co
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by tty456 4mo ago
You mean you once believed he was good at making deals or was that sarcasm?
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by tty456 4mo ago
Trump couldn't care less
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by tty456 5mo ago
The "anti illegal immigrant" crowd ignores, or more likely supports, the systemic racism built into the current immigration system put in place by racist lawmakers throughout the country. This new policy is no different and is a t
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by tty456 5mo ago
Does it actually ban VPNs? or just ban VPNs from being used to access prediction markets?
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by tty456 5mo ago
Interesting methodology
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by tty456 5mo ago
Sad to think of the kind of impact someone like that could have in private sector had they not pursued the phd.
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by tty456 5mo ago
Written in bourbon
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by tty456 5mo ago
It's one thing to say they don't want immigrants taking their jobs. But its a whole other thing to discount foreign investment, giving your people jobs, under your rules...
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by tty456 6mo ago
I feel like Apple's biggest challenges these next 10 years will be logistics, being able to create or take advantage of additional redundancy in the supply chain for their major components.
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by tty456 6mo ago
So a hypercard is compiled machine code of button clicks and key presses? Weird. I guess that could be macro'd somehow
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by tty456 6mo ago
Where's the code for the actual HyperCard and building of the .img? I only see the python validator in the repo.
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by tty456 6mo ago
I'm sure it's been said before, but more and more our development work is encroaching on personal compute space. Even for personal projects. A reminder to me to air gap those to spaces with separate hardware [:cringe:]
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by tty456 6mo ago
This administration is 100% acting in a way that it never plans to leave.
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by tty456 6mo ago
I don't get the comments trashing this. If it slightly beats or even matches Opus 4.6, it means Meta is capable of building a model competitive with the leading AI company. Sure, they spent a lot of money and will have on-going costs.
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by tty456 6mo ago
Bingo.
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by tty456 6mo ago
What about the brig?
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by tty456 7mo ago
Why?
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by tty456 7mo ago
Sheldon Brown's content is great, but is it ironic that the first thing you see on his site is a Google banner ad? Understandably, he'd like to earn money on his content and I see no problem with that. But for me to visit his site
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by tty456 7mo ago
> Their API can't tell you the chef left last month Your API can do that? Using what data?
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by tty456 7mo ago
Only 2 reasons one would stick around: Money and/or visa constraints
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by tty456 7mo ago
Google v. Oracle ruled that use of APIs are fair game and could be argued that test cases are strictly a use of APIs and not implementation.
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by tty456 7mo ago
The individuals making these decisions are 100% aware of what they are doing. Driving for and implementing stuff like this is for profits, bonuses, and internal recognition.
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by tty456 7mo ago
Yeah, thats smart. /s
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by tty456 7mo ago
Right. All doctors are 100% happy to help you, listen intently, and are never condescending! /s
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by tty456 7mo ago
Curious, what is learned doing rounds that isn't taught in med school, that ChatGPT could benefit from?
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by tty456 7mo ago
Winamp 2.x would be great to add if allowed!

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