xeiotos

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by xeiotos 4mo ago
I’m a big fan of the idea of UBI, but I somewhat doubt we’ll ever get there. But I’m neither convinced we need to get there in the first place, or need robots to achieve it. Post-scarcity is a different beast than UBI. Still, both might be
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by xeiotos 4mo ago
I concur the analogy misses this reason for teaming up in large groups completely. All our current advances are the direct result of working in large, communicating groups, which crucially need a way to transfer knowledge across generations
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by xeiotos 4mo ago
On browser/computer use: I wish I could try them. But since OpenAI is going down the Apple path of cherry-picking random features to block in the EEA, without much explanation or timeline as to when they will be available (or even why
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by xeiotos 7mo ago
Unsurprising for multiple reasons. Most organizations have other bottlenecks and limiting factors than “how fast can you develop”. Regardless, if you’re a dev who is now 2x as productive in terms of work completed per day, and quality remai
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by xeiotos 1y ago
I always wonder if we didn’t get democracy totally backwards. As a Belgian, how could I have let my voice be heard that this is: - a waste of time and resources - not what I want It sure is galling that government appears to be mostly an ev
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by xeiotos 2y ago
Respectfully disagree. It shows that the interpretation of the solution to a coding challenge is highly subjective. How I use coding challenges when hiring is by first forming my opinion about a given approach. Did this person try to stand