yunwal

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by yunwal 2mo ago
> Nine of ten are either unimportant or not valid. Yet, I have to read them and rule them out You don't have to do this? Maybe someone is making you, but it's literally possible to just stop using LLMs for purposes where they f
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by yunwal 2mo ago
At what point is the correct response to just stop paying federal taxes?
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by yunwal 2mo ago
Are you saying something being reliable is not a big deal? I'm sort of confused
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by yunwal 2mo ago
It's literally a point about revenue. The point is, it's very easy to record a lot of revenue when you (and your investors) don't care about your margins
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by yunwal 2mo ago
I enjoy the process of solving problems with LLMs. I understand it's chaotic (what many people call non-deterministic), and that doesn't appeal to some people, but solving problems with statistics is problem solving just the sam
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by yunwal 2mo ago
Claude doctor doesn't seem to do what they say it does. It just shows me a status check. I'm on the latest version of claude code
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by yunwal 3mo ago
The flip side is that those upgrades were a cheap way for delta to buy loyalty. I know a lot of people who flew many times a year on delta only and now look for other airlines.
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by yunwal 3mo ago
> "Hey, I know you're leaning on the AI a bit, but here's what's wrong with the code: ...." I'm generally in agreement, but I think current corporate/productivity culture and AI is a bad mix that makes
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by yunwal 3mo ago
The guy who sells $20 bills for $10 also generates a lot of revenue
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by yunwal 3mo ago
> American left, as AI is going to hugely undermine their power Can you explain this line of reasoning to me. My own intuition tells me that as AI automates away jobs, the center will be more open to government programs that create jobs,
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by yunwal 3mo ago
It seems like maybe this person missed why slavery is bad. Which is that it takes away the freedom of a human being. The fact that it takes away work from you is not the problem
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by yunwal 3mo ago
Yes, but it's important that people who care about not being tracked have options, even if it's not most people.
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by yunwal 3mo ago
This doesn’t really make a difference in the argument. You can sub 80 with 90 and the point remains the same. There is some age where you stop caring about trying to be cured, and just care about the quality of life in the immediate future
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by yunwal 3mo ago
Do you have friends or people in your life that are also not geniuses? Do you think about them this way? Why or why not?
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by yunwal 3mo ago
> Those ancient wonders were enabled by slave labor This is not true of the Pyramids https://www.sciencefocus.com/science/were-the-egyptian-pyram...
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by yunwal 3mo ago
> pyramids The pyramids were not built by slaves, and while we can waffle around about "all labor is exploitative to some extent", it doesn't take exploitation-maxxing to drive great achievements. Most great modern achieve
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by yunwal 3mo ago
I don’t think there was anything negative about their comment
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by yunwal 3mo ago
It’s not there yet but we’re clearly heading towards a world where the answer is “no, you have no choice”. AI is weaved into business processes. If Ai leaves a comment on your pr, you must resolve it before merging, you’re expected to “get
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by yunwal 3mo ago
Other comments have already mentioned that true labor force participation is higher in all of those countries than the US. But also, they all have better lives than the US. They live longer, access better education, healthcare.
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by yunwal 4mo ago
I'm fine with erring on the side of overbearing, as long as it's not blatant cronyism
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by yunwal 4mo ago
> On some level The appropriate level would be regulation though? Like I just don't get how we can argue that arbitrarily throttling companies is ok.
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by yunwal 4mo ago
Ok, are there enough doctors? seems really weird that you left out the other jobs I mentioned
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by yunwal 4mo ago
Ok, the 2 CEOs want investors to believe their technology is all-powerful. Is that assessment worth anything?
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by yunwal 4mo ago
Nobody has mentioned AGI in this thread until this comment. And either way, there's no evidence that AGI as you're defining it is going to be solved anytime soon. Sam Altman and Dario may claim it will to pump their incoming IPOs,
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by yunwal 4mo ago
> but this is also clearly a increased barrier. If there's a simple piece of software that can be installed, it's not meaningfully increasing the barrier. Also, there are negative consequences to introducing "rules that yo
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by yunwal 4mo ago
This was absolutely happening with tractors too. Not in a board room or whatever, but people were definitely getting laid off because of tractors.
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by yunwal 4mo ago
> "by definition" Who's definition are we talking about here
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by yunwal 4mo ago
AI is not cutting my hair anytime soon. AI is not making my meals anytime soon. It's not organizing events, or doing anything in the real world. It's not doing my open heart surgery. Robots are still doing this in 2026 https:&#x2
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by yunwal 4mo ago
There's nothing about Taalas that is specific to an LLM
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by yunwal 4mo ago
At this point I think it's similar to reporting a particularly effective social engineering practice. It's not particularly surprising that it works or that it exists, but it's still noteworthy.

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