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by wyre 1y ago
unfounded, are you sure? They've made 8 billion this year with 800 million users, or $10 ARPU (average revenue per user). They have committed to spend a trillion dollars over the next 5 years. I'll call it $200 billion/year,
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by wyre 1y ago
Yes, this shouldn't be controversial
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by wyre 1y ago
If the boycott was actually about artist payouts it would have happened a lot sooner. The real reason for the boycott is Daniel Ek being on the board of Helsing, a company developing AI military strike drones (AI murder drones, to put it em
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by wyre 1y ago
Implying Ta-Nehisi Coates is a low bar is absolutely a dogwhistle. What context would change that?
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by wyre 1y ago
This makes me realize simulations like this will be possible with AI at some point, and could be an interesting way for a city to hire employees
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by wyre 1y ago
It seems that most of the toxic AI stuff has really only been coming out of a handful of companies: OpenAI, Meta, Palantir, Anduril. I am aware this is a layman take.
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by wyre 1y ago
My vpn bypasses the paywall on the public xfinitywifi hotspots making internet essentially free because I would likely being paying for Mullvad regardless.
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by wyre 1y ago
is Claude Code actually useless or is is a prompt engineering/context issue?
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by wyre 1y ago
Both things can be true
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by wyre 1y ago
Could Apple's $99 fee to get on the App Store be contributing to with holding this flood, or their app review process?
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by wyre 1y ago
Why not let them use LLMs? LLM's are a tool for the job so you wind the find the candidate that can most effectively use that tool in your role. If LLM's struggle with your technologies and API's then a developer that can use
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by wyre 1y ago
I'm not sure exactly what you mean by the vibe coding experience non-coders want, but if it's one-shotting a buildable codebase off of an unspecific prompt, the major breakthrough would have to be brain-computer interfaces so the
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by wyre 1y ago
Agree. I've never had the attention span to learn code, but I utilize LLM's heavily and have recently started managing my first large coding project with CC to what seems like good results. As LLM get better, more and more people
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by wyre 1y ago
Your mental gymnastics is wild, dude. So many excuses and still won't address my original point that the right actively preaches and spreads stereotypes, racism, and violent rhetoric.
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by wyre 1y ago
https://xkcd.com/1053/
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by wyre 1y ago
Not surprised this is your only argument to my post. It was an easy, yet flawed example on my part. People say all sorts of stuff, but if your consistently being told by a large cohort of individuals your shit stinks for a decade, it probab
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by wyre 1y ago
You're not making sense. People on the right actively spread stereotypes, racist cliches, and other antisocial, pro-violent opinions that they call the truth and won't budge on their opinion, but as soon as a leftist calls someone
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by wyre 1y ago
Youth will be on whichever app the creators are on. As long as they can hold the status quo keeping creators on the app the people that will leave will be few.
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by wyre 1y ago
I find public transit will often use electric doors, but they will also have ways to open the door or window manually in the case of an emergency which seems like the best middleground. That said, when has a door handle ever been a major po
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by wyre 1y ago
I don’t know SLC very well but I’d guess it’s a combination of water consumption, and a bad value:land ratio because the wine won’t be good.
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by wyre 1y ago
Not believing facts because you don’t want to believe them? Says everything we need to know.
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by wyre 1y ago
I think most people here are aware of the 1 in 10,000 reference, but it can come off as belittling because it implies it is knowledge most people know.
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by wyre 1y ago
Are there? afaik Trump is one of the only exceptions to American presidents that have won elections without raising more money than their competitors.
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by wyre 1y ago
LLM’s typically think and answer questions like a human would, so if prompted to think about if it’s answers are correct or good enough, it’s going to overthink those things, like someone with anxiety would.
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by wyre 1y ago
Luckily for humanity reality is somewhere in between extremes, right?
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by wyre 1y ago
I dont have sources, but the trend for larger houses was happening much earlier than the WfH trend. It's a mix of car culture, proprty value being lower farther away from cities so develops can create a high margin on building neighbor
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by wyre 1y ago
This is/would be a fun point, but the illegality isn’t around watching the pirated media. When I torrent a copy of Terminator, the illegal act is acquiring the material, not my watching of it. I’m not a lawyer so I’m sure there is more
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by wyre 1y ago
Valid and correct take, but I don’t want to own a Mac and a PC. I’d like to be able to run casual games on my MacBook. I don’t game often or heavily enough to warrant purchasing a rig for it.
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by wyre 1y ago
None of those things you listed require internet faster than required to stream Netflix at 1080p.
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What product is it?

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