warkdarrior

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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Frankly this policy does not go far enough. What about coders whose thoughts were impure because they used ChatGPT to brainstorm or whose brains are ruined because they used Nano Banana to illustrate their blog? I'll hold off from stor
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
The party owning this data (Spirit Airlines) is consenting to the sale. Employees and customers of Spirit consented when they started employment and did business with Spirit, respectively.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Manny retail industries already share lists of "troublesome" customers (trouble = anything from too many returns to lawsuit-happy to friendly fraud). Not sure this is a new concern..
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Social Security in its current form will be gone within two years. Instead you will be required to pay a contribution (just as you are now) but the money will be managed by a private company who will charge fees and provide no guarantees. C
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
You'll be happy to learn about C2PA https://c2pa.org/
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Congratulations, you just confirmed the need for SEO in all its forms.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Degrowth is for other people, not me.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Second unpopular take: This was better for all involved, but it constrained the job market to geographical boundaries. People did not apply to jobs in other states/countries/continents because they did not see the job postings for
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
No, no verification. From the post: > "Nothing in the bill requires a passport scan or a face scan at setup. It’s self-declared, the same way most apps ask your birthday today, just centralized once at the OS level instead of repeat
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
And what is this Congress going to do about it? Nothing.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
This is about over-the-air/broadcast stations (e.g., ABC/NBC/CBS affiliates), not cable stations like CNN.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Correction: > The reason is simple. Short sentences are punchy. They hit hard. But they carry emotional weight.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
RTFM
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
It's a big enough problem in Brazil that the government has an official app to report incidents of phone theft: https://www.gov.br/pt-br/apps/celular-seguro-br https://www.gov.br/pt-br/se
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
> You can't plant trees in a rail yard. Why not?
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Can't you use an open-source wallet app? F-Droid seems to have a bunch of them.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
The change is that it'll be owned by the top 0.0000001% who control the LLMs that will be your new boss.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
They tried to roll out in New York City, but the city did not approve. https://www.twu.org/twu-tech-newsletter-waymo-no-mo-in-nyc-f...
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
If you know all this, can you explain how these models produce advanced mathematical proofs? (as recently done by OpenAI, for example) I tried to generate the next word to the best of my ability, starting with a mathematical problem, but I
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Ehmm... offering "consulting" should come with a contract specifying scope of work, data/device access, and expectations.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Yep, it's AI slop through and through. > "The working bias is fat artifacts + fat context."
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
I don't know what is the right amount of management, and I'm sure there are some management roles that add no value, but it seems to me that you cannot have UPS function with just a CEO and, say, 10000 delivery drivers and no midd
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Not sure this does anything for data portability, since apps will just store the data as encrypted & signed BLOBs.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
They specifically ask not to create/submit a formal proposal. I do not see any restriction on the use of AI otherwise.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
> At Amazon we have many forums [...], but none to share AI failures or disappoinments. I come to HN to read about AI failures and disappointments.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
We KNOW AI is bad, so why would we have a use for "concrete evidence that it can help"??
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
Yes, the second option gives me an easily inspectable list of results (as I can see all the tool calls the model made). The deterministic script is probably overly complex and hard to read, maybe supports ten billion platform combinations.
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
I always say "Bring out the Gimp".
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
> Soccer is by far the most popular sport on the planet, the fact that it makes a lot less money than hockey is insane. Maybe fans would prefer that it stayed that way.. making just enough money to keep the sport going, without the profi
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by warkdarrior 2mo ago
My guess is that the formal spec for a basic TODO list app is the same size as the source code of the app itself.

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