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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
Ezra Klein's book why we're polarized cover this a bit and basically studies show that intelligence level has little to do with what people believe and more so just affects their ability to defend whichever position they already h
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
no
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
*capitalism necessitates poverty which necessitates crime and causes depression
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
Yes.
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
you can convince people to give up anything as long as it's in service of punishing "the bad ones"
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by y0eswddl 11mo ago
The answer to your question is in the article :)
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
lemme guess - more expensive tickets equal higher profits. and the limited window probably increases sales... i bet the reason is profits all the way down
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
let's not act like it's not human nature to offload as much work as possible to technology whenever possible
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
Not to mention the fact that the generation complaining about them is the same generation that gave them out in the first place!
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
YOU come up with a real argument first "no, you're wrong" is not a valid rebuttal lolol
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
"if you don't let chatgpt search the internet or use python code, it doesn't count..." look at those goalposts go!
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
so is zip code...
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
they have 2-5 years... then we're gonna need to replace all those GPUs
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
or you could just do what I do and lock the screen real quick, wipe/clean the keyboard, and then unlock it again...
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
>I feel historical events maybe after the Victorian age can claim to be theft, otherwise it's just empires and conquest. "empires and conquest" is literally armed robbery.
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
chatgpt and Gemini, too!
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
language we use actually very much dictates the way we think... for instance, there's a tribe that describes directions only using the Cardinals. and as such they have no words for nor mental concept of "left and right". and
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
The fact that this one example stands out so clearly to you gives more Credence to the fact that this is so rare and not a common aspect of blogging.
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
Everyone in this thread is now dumber for having read this comment. I award you no points and may god have mercy on your soul.
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
purple gradients... purple gradients everywhere!
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
This seems to be par for the field rn. I would say learn the tools for now, do your best to ship code you like, release as many f*cks as you can about what you're building - especially if the product and majority of products belong to
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
How. How is a software engineer building saas applications in 2025 replacing a manual bookkeeper?
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
That would be all the Reddit "AmIOverreacting" in training data... :/
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
looks closer to that tick up starting exactly around 2022... if those notches after 2010 are 5-year marks.
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
Looking at the graph, it seems like it actually shows that the number of rip-offs were in great decline until they started to rise again around 2022 since each of those marks after 2010 are 5 years each.
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
I hear you on "imperfect to various degrees"... but I think that's being quite generous with respect to his leap into full blown fascism and eugenics. And I say this as an OG fan-boy, myself. [Tho I started championing that t
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
can you set them up with dual boot to try it out? maybe they won't miss it once you get it setup for you them and then you can just 86 windows
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
this sounds intriguing, thanks!
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
You have to look at where the bullet holes aren't on surviving planes to know where to reinforce them... aka you don't maybe think tha - as an outside consultant - the nature of the job means you'd rarely be brought in to
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by y0eswddl 1y ago
it's been grinding my gears so much lately that people keep trying to compare "blurry jpeg machines" to human intelligence and development. llms don't learn. nor do they operate with any sort of intent towards precision.

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