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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> It has a CRM focus because we asked a couple dozen hard-core OpenClaw users "what do you actually do", and it was sales automation, lead enrichment, biz dev, creating slides, linkedin outreach, email/notion/calendar
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The failure here is to see that the "plan" has been on the books, and being refined for well over 30 years (1979 the Shah is deposed). This is the JOB of the military... and it has been for a long time. I would think there is even
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> Include the spec for the change in your PR We would have to get very good at these. It's completely antithetical to the agile idea where we convey tasks via pantomime and post it rather than formal requirements. I wont even get st
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> I need to be able to support what I ship and answer to the details of what it does and why it does it. I can only truly do that if I write it myself. How do you function on a team, where you have to maintain code others have written?
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> These sorts of core-density increases are how I win cloud debates in an org. AMD has had these sorts of densities available for a minute. > Identify the workloads that haven't scaled in a year. I have done this math recently, a
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Is this going to result in net less greenhouse gas emissions? Maybe but probably not zero, from parents article: "The use of such treated fertilizers will be most relevant for reducing the carbon footprint of milk in countries such as
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> The central promise—that distributed digital fabrication would bring manufacturing back to America, that every city would have micro-factories, that 3D printing would decentralize production—simply didn’t materialize. There are plenty
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> With its 29 cantilevered roof planes and its clerestory glazed windows, it will quickly become the highlight of campus tours. Prospective students will look on with envy. Maybe it will attract more applicants. I got an ad the other day
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> Then something went wrong, and no one knew how to stop it, This is the problem with every AI safety scenario like this. It has a level of detachment from reality that is frankly stark. If linesman stop showing up to work for a week, th
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https://www.forbes.com/sites/errolschweizer/2025/12/18/how-w... Why amazon sellers have not opened up a class action lawsuit is beyond me. This case, succeed or fail will surface enough documentatio
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> problem since the dawn of version control ... a tool's fault ... or it is something that people aren't caring about. At the start of my career I ended up in a UI position. Old school usability on the back side of a 2 way mirr
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> "after its code was found tied to U.S. surveillance efforts" part is new ... Although most of us probably assumed it was true before too. This makes me feel VERY old. 641A: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R
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The thing is they have "tooling" to help create their own customers: https://stripe.com/atlas They also have a tax product, and a few other things that are in the orbit around payment processing. Their product off
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> Simple to use software that empowers us to both read and write hypertext4 and syndicated content Simple to use software... this would be grand! > Raspberry Pi OS (a Linux distribution based on Debian GNU Linux) Is this simple? I wou
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> Tons of data also showing higher suicide rates Here is the data: https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/volumes/66/wr/mm6630a6.htm and the more recent data: https://afsp.org/suicide-statistics&#x2
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
The thing is, that declining birth rates in the west are more about economic and social factors than they are about any environmental concerns. Birth control, postponing having a first child, economic factors all far outweigh any environmen
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> Autonomous AI weapons In theory, you can do this today, in your garage. Buy a quad as a kit. (cheap) Figure out how to arm it (the trivial part). Grab yolo, tuned for people detection. Grab any of the off the shelf facial recognition l
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
This is a terrible analogy. You're comparing a failing bridge to an attack. These things are not the same. We did not sue the designers of the World Trade Center because their buildings could not withstand being hit by a plane.
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
Wow! Lets take the article at face value: "The financial technology company said it has reversed the code change that caused the incident, blocking attackers' access to the data one day after discovering the breach." Great th
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
> The folks who keep the power grid running ... I find this a great choice for an opener. If linesman across the nation go on strike, its a week before the power is off everywhere. A lot of people seem to think the world is simple, and a
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
Letter writing (with faster delivery), Book printing, Radio, Television, Music Distribution (records and tapes) -- This is a list of items that when new, were going to be the downfall of society. Im sure a few of you are old enough to remem
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by zer00eyz 8mo ago
The house is poorly put together cause the carpenter used a cheap nail gun and a crappy saw. LLMs are confidently wrong and make bad engineers think they are good ones. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning–Kruger_
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
Bing bing bing. Most of the safety people on the AI side seem to have some very hyperbolic concerns and little understanding of how the world works. They are worried about scenarios like HAL and the Terminator, and the reality is that if li
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
Do I feel bad for the above person. I do. Deeply. But having lived through the 80's and 90's, the satanic panic I gotta say this is dangerous ground to tread. If this was a forum user, rather than a LLM, who had done all the same
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
> maybe the scale of spam is enough to justify it. This is 100 percent the case, and why these things are this way. If you wanted to make email two point oh, I dont think it would look a lot like what we have today.
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
I use Gitea already... I haven't seen Forejo before today. Im now curious if it is worth the switch.
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The dot com bubble. The reboot of tech after (pre 2008) at the dawn of podcasting, Web 2.0, the "open web". 70 hour weeks weren't unheard of. Why... because the money was stupid and you had skin in the game. Lots of people go
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
> My pet peeve with AI is that it just accelerates whatever has already been automated or can be automated easily .... > I’m just a frustrated old man I guess. I think this is a great summary of the failure of vision that a lot of tec
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> are only capable of writing small pieces well. It excels at this, and if you have it deeply integrated into your workflow and IDE/dev env the loop should feel more like pair programing, like tennis, than it should feel like its do
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by zer00eyz 9mo ago
Dead wrong. Because the world is still filled with problems that would once have been on the wrong side of the is it worth your time matrix ( https://xkcd.com/1205/ ) There are all sorts of things that I, personally, s

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