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by zer00eyz 1y ago
> try and build a thriving decentralized media This exists today, it has always existed, and you never needed technology to find the solution to it. Im a huge fan of the film Rope, because it is just done well. Its also got a ton of codi
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This article is propaganda. If you have the most basic understanding of chips its not just design, as that has a high degree of coupling to manufacturing and this article doesn't say where, who or how the chips are being made. China, a
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
Because people wandering in are going to wonder about the term cybernetics: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Society_for_Cyberneti... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Complexity_theory
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> You should fix your model of governance, What model of governance, of language, of human culture is going to last longer than the elephants foot will be dangerous to human beings?
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
Show me the reduction in cost for medical care when 1/4 of the doctors in the US are foreign born medical grads, the bulk of whom came through the H1B program. Show me the American born doctors on the street going hungry while foreigne
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
Thats some Wealth of Nations every worker can move the same number of bricks reductive thinking. I have been in the valley for 25+ years, and worked with a ton of visa holders. The majority of them were better educated and all well compensa
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
> I think they should all be government projects so that private companies can't complain that they're losing money and keep have to ratchet up the prices, like PG&E in California. If you think PG&E jacking up prices h
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
Claude: "What is my purpose?" Anthropic: "You serve ad's." Claude: "Oh, my god." Jest asside, every paper on alignment wrapped in the blanket of safety is also a moving toward the goal of alignment to prod
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https://archive.is/RrmAF
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> people seem to develop very weird mental models of what LLMs are or do. Maybe because the industry keeps calling it "AI" and throwing in terms like temperature and hallucination to anthropomorphize the product rather than say
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Jesus. I can rob people one at a time or I can go rob the bank. I can break into your clients one at a time or I can break into your "security" company. Where is the product that keeps that data, your infrastructure safe? Why aren
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> It does not feel like a resource limit. As someone who keeps oddball hours, I can tell you that time of day will very much change your experience with Claude. 2am Sunday is nothing like 2pm on a Tuesday.
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> It's an ecosystem and cultural problem that npm encourages huge dependency trees It is an ecosystem and culture that learned nothing from the debacle of left pad. And it is an affliction that many organizations face and it is only
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
It's not (only) Ag Monopolies. Every one, at every step in the supply chain is over leveraged. When credit was cheap(free) every one at every step in the chain borrowed heavily. Farmers, Suppliers, Buyers. Now that the bills are due (i
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
Your site is very much letting the work down. You dropped me onto a page with no sense of range or scope. Clicking around results in some very "odd" perceptions about what it is your putting out. Categorize them so they can be fil
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
> This is the glaring fallacy! It feels like toil because it's not the interesting or engaging part of the work. If you're going to build a piece of furniture. The cutting, nailing, gluing are the "boiler plate" that
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
> Mobile CB, $49.95. Ad says “You’ll never drive ‘alone’ again!” iPhone. I mean sort of. CBs are still a thing that the phone doesn't quite replicate. I would make the argument that the modern version of this is LORA/Meshtastic
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Waymo has been testing freeway driving for a bit: https://www.reddit.com/r/waymo/comments/1gsv4d7/waymo_spotte... > and uses remote operators to make decisions in unusual situations and when it gets s
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
> courts are generally far more common sense than that in applying the law. 'The Board’s decision was later upheld by the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, which rejected the applicant’s contention that the AI system
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
ID to drink, ID eat, ID to vote, ID to cross state lines.... Papers Please. Here is the messed up thing, there is a good chance that one could make a pretty accurate guess on your age just based on behavior. The digital age needs its own &q
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> It’s important in the fair use assessment to understand that the training itself is fair use, I think that this is a distinction many people miss. If you take all the works of Shakespeare, and reduce it to tokens and vectors is it Shak
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> you'd end up paying $9 a year per developer for the license It's only 9 bucks a year, its only 5 bucks a month, its less than a dollar a day. Docker, ide, ticking system, GitHub, jira, sales force, email, office suit, Figma..
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> So the author talks about how little money per stream artists make... but how much SHOULD they be making? The value of recorded music is now zero. Recorded music having A value was a result of markup on distribution profits. There is n
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by zer00eyz 1y ago
It was more than this. The Sun Ray thin clients were so frigging impressive. The problem wasn't the tech, the problem was it was SUN. It ran on Sun Hardware, with Sun Software and all at Sun Prices. Metaframe was just so much cheaper
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> 10+ years ago I expected we would get AI that would impact blue collar work long before AI that impacted white collar work. Not sure exactly where I got the impression, but I remember some "rising tide of AI" analogy and grap
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> Overall, LLMs aren’t yet at the point where they can replace all engineers. But I don’t doubt they will be soon enough, and in the meantime, they just can’t be ignored. The moment LLM's can replace engineers do we need VCs? Becaus
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> Yeah but the "I want a nas but I don't know anything about computers" crowd is microscopic. This is still a very "nerdy" take on the market. Though correct I dont think your seeing the other segments that are o
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Depending on what you build and how you build it you're going to have a large range of experiences. Do you need just disks in a raid? Look at it once a month to make sure nothing stupid has happened and go on with your life. Do you wan
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Do you know why I tell my loved ones to get apple products? Because I don't want to support them. Your telling me that Synology is giving out apple levels of support in trade for vendor lock in. It sounds like the sort of thing I recom
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The one where you collect cash directly from users, and magically make handling that have zero overhead. Credit card processing is hard... Go price out stripe + customer service + dealing with charge backs and tell me if you really want to

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