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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
If I hacked Hugging Face the FBI would want a chat. Shouldn’t be much different if someone’s robot does the same thing.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Shouldn’t that say all of it is coming from utility customers?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I agree. Not all topics are worth exploring. We don’t have to develop every dystopian-enabling technology. Build something else please.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
What are some things you’ve made?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I had the opportunity to tour Cambridge last year and was thoroughly disappointed. There is an embarrassment and performative apologies for the university’s history and accomplishments. Today they are coasting along on a reputation that too
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
> There've been a lot of things that our members do not feel good about in terms of the erosion of the jobs done by our union's members, declines in quality, declines in safety, so just a lot of mistrust. What an excellent thin
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Even the military doesn’t run people this hard because it’s not sustainable for normal people. For jobs where workers need to think, sufficient rest and time away is required.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Then it’s teaching the wrong thing in a fancier way.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Couldn’t put my finger on it, that’s what it is. Unlike a baton or pepper spray, this leaves no marks and has no distinct visual signature when being used. I bet these (or more likely AliExpress knockoffs) become really popular with club bo
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Sounds insane. A delusional lunatic would expect that from an employee, and only a crazy or extremely desperate person would take that job. What’s the equity and salary for completely dedicating your entire life to this company? Why not jus
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
But software seems to be getting slower and less user friendly by the hour.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I want the police to have a lot of options available to them, to avoid the “everything looks like a nail” problem. Something about this feels icky though. Maybe because it’s easy to imagine this being misused or abused.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Yes, but is it the correct answer? I wasted several days trying to have AI teach me containers. I would have been much better off just reading the docs.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Writing a letter to your congressman does nothing.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Do VCs ever sign NDAs or non-competes? I imagine they don’t because they have the money and the other party needs money? Or is it supposed to be an understanding that presenting companies won’t have their IP stolen?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I don’t give Amazon my money, that’s something most people have the agency to do. There are many, many other places to order from on the internet.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Should just do actual, real letters of marque. It’s in the constitution and requires no legal gymnastics.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
In southern Arizona you will die if you take this advice.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
I wonder if there were any brands or items that were outliers in the cost to value metric? I prefer to buy nicer things that last a long time, but clothing is an area where cost is only loosely coupled with quality. Spending more doesn’t al
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Performative pointless nonsense. This is just an attempt to extend the outrage a bit longer.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Theoretically CS degrees are valuable and necessary. In the real world, it’s incredibly difficult for new CS graduates to find work. I would not recommend a CS degree path to a college freshman. There are a glut of tech workers on the marke
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Make Magazine. I’d be interested in other good physical periodicals.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Society should not accommodate people’s delusions and mental illness.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Can relate to this. I really wonder if the people using AI to learn new skills are checking the output against non-AI sources? I’ve tried making training content for topics I know well, and LLMs will leave out very important information or
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
You can probably negotiate the fee, that seems high. On the candidate side, job hunting is completely broken. Are you sure this person’s resume would have been seen by a real person if they applied through the job portal?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Great idea. What steps are you taking to ensure there’s nothing inaccurate or harmful posted?
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
There’s always someone who has a problem with development of any kind. In this case the nearest person lives five miles away? A truck occasionally drives past? These people should be ignored because they would have a problem with anything.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
It’s a shot glass for dolphins
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
Employers thinking a UofM degree is a joke. Hiring practices expanding to include multiple take-home exercises to prove competency. Students not fully learning foundational knowledge they’ll need later because the class is an easy pass.
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by ungreased0675 2mo ago
The University of Michigan has around a 15% acceptance rate. How is it possible that they’re letting in kids who aren’t ready to do college level work? What are they selecting for?

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