wartywhoa23

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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
One of those rare HN occasions when I can safely drive-by upvote every single commenter :)
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Yes, you didn't bend over to persuade that client to place this order? Get your fine (as in get less for this specific task).
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Frontier AI labs I don't know, but I know for a fact that the company I work for has been experiencing "its pivotal moment" (with strongly negative connotation), per the sentiments of both its longest-serving employees and th
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Just like the rest of military stuff.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Everyone in the "if not us, they will" race is brainwashed into thinking they belong to this or that party, while in fact collectively comprising the same entity that pushes forward all the atrocities known to man.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
X also actively mocks you. I'm strongly anti-AI, and it would fill my whole feed with AI evangelist crap and viral AI PR ragebait. But it's good, it made me quit the motherfucker. Still hanging on to HN, its weaker doppelganger, t
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Learn for what exactly?
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
> Actually, the DAW should be the secret sauce of the music and something I wouldn't want to give away. There's got to be someone to listen to your music in order for that secret sauce to have any meaning. What's the use o
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
The parent wrote > even the people working on it I don't think luddites constructed textile machines themselves.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
There is a reason why there was a Lenin's bust on a shelf in a Klaus Schwabb's interview.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
You get downvoted by sufferers of cognitive dissonance. The world is a fucking mess and they still believe in fairytales.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Sure, this time they'll give people ponies and rainbows instead of feeding them to the next WW meatgrinder.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
And for those who don't get to find a job, there'll be a convenient WWIII to utilize themselves, just like there was WWI after the steam engine replaced a lot of jobs and WWII after tractors replaced even more. WWI: -20 000 000 ex
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
This Kool-Aid supply never runs out.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
Oy wey, one might have thought that the AI is to the benefit of the whole humankind, but no, let's all eat the smaller fish before the big one eats us! The ultimate truth behind all those loud slogans.
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by wartywhoa23 1mo ago
I wonder if any commenters here were among those who used to ridicule the rate at which new JS frameworks kept popping up in the 2010s, and the amount of heroic zeal required to never miss the bandwagon?
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
The legend about the sole man in charge has been carefully crafted and cultivated for ages, but it's never the puppet and always puppet masters in this clown show.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
> Opus prose style/smell we all have grown weary of I bet everyone will grow wear of absolutely any style a stochastic parrot would use continuously ad nauseam. The lack of human variability is the reason, not the style itself.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Generally speaking, it's carving bots out of the environment, trees included, for sure.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
No. It's vibe-photoed when you use AI models which are trained on countless hours of actual human work. Otherwise you apply deterministic tools at your will and according to your skill level.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Oh no, that's closed source, lol
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
I'll pick a human-written monstrosity over any "lean" consloption out there any time of day.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Thanks for an elaborate answer! Being both a technician and a musician, I couldn't agree more. The technician in me strives to have as flat, transparent and precise audio reproduction system as possible, with the single purpose: to mak
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
The elephant in the room nobody's willing to notice is the asinine idea of infinite growth, which absolutely throws all opposition to using any New Shiny Tech X That Multiplies Productivity X² Times out of the window. The adherents o
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Consider this: most successful artists who worked outside of what is recognized as the academic classical style - impressionists, surrealists etc - were first trained very well in that reference academic style. When you know the reference,
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Can Appium be used to control this?
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
> … the conspiratorial bending over backwards to blame big business instead of the government representatives … False dichotomy.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Yep, true and helps immoral scumbags embrace their depravity and do what the others would otherwise do, and even bear some semblance of a moral ground in the eyes of the clueless.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
AI PR department at it again: sell to hackers what they ostensibly used to love doing themselves babbling about the ideals of freedom and openness. So much for the "hackers", I guess.
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by wartywhoa23 2mo ago
Did the open source movement dream of outsourcing what they loved to do themselves for free, as in both beer and freedom, to products which are trained on the corpus of their own knowledge without any consent and sold by behemoth corporatio

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