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by assword 1y ago
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I’d wager about half of those roles are imported too.
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The usual answer to this question is that LLMs are on the verge of making Fully Automated Luxury Gay Space Communism a reality.
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Oh man the birth certificate thing is ridiculous. I had to get a new Id from scratch recently and it was the most painful process The state I was born in decided to outsource the handling of birth certificates to some shit tier consulting f
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> If you realize that our human ancestors lived in hovels and tents for thousands and thousands of years, it's not too hard to believe that modern humans can adapt back to similar living conditions. 100% of the land was not owned by
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The only cope I guess I can find, is that there’s a good chance they just blow themselves up or something because they decided to “move fast and break things (TM)” with their weapons.
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LLM’s mark the true beginning of a post truth world. That’s why the serial liars are so excited.
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Remote is dead. They clawed it back as soon as they could. I’d argue it’s even hard to get a remote position now, then it was before COVID.
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Interesting. Are ISPs known to throttle steam or something. I’ve noticed that steam almost never downloads at the same speed of get doing a speed test. I’ve noticed it many times through out my life, though admittedly I’ve been stuck either
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by assword 1y ago
> they could easily pass on these costs because we have no alternatives Now imagine the same scenario, but one side is willing to destroy themselves as collateral if they don’t get the result they want.
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Those bunkers are already defended. Think of them less as a schizo bug-out bunker and more of the castles of the new feudalism. Their purpose is solely to protect the land/the lord from people with ideas such as yours following the col
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> The 1st one will continue to be true in this dystopian AI art future, the other not so much. No it won’t, you’ll be too busy trying to survive off of what pittance is left for you to have any time to waste on leisure activities.
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by assword 1y ago
Housewife to an AI CEO might be a good gig, if you can take the beatings.
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I’d love to, unfortunately there’s no other fields for me to run off to that are going pay remotely close to middle class money. If I could find something that even pays half of what I made as a developer, I’d consider it.
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> What an irritating and contemptible individual. That’s just a majority of people in the industry. If there any reason to leave, that’s it.
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You simply lack the organization, resolve, and popular support.
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> I'm not going to give too much more detail here. Obviously not STEM but nothing fluffy. Which letter? From my (probably mistaken) perspective S usually requires a PhD to get into the field and if you get that far, it’s a battle
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> That's probably why "old money" doesn't like "new money". New money is crass, loud, and obnoxious. Old money knows that it's best to keep to the shadows, at least until one of their idiot kids ruins i
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by assword 1y ago
Eh, they’ll strip everything else from you, don’t let them take your pride.
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> So now the monopolies are just hiring away all of the people they want from the startup and leaving the company as a shell of its former self I thought they were dumping everyone at the moment. Unless you’re an AI researcher.
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The manufacturer giving the knives out to government agencies explicitly so that they can stab civilians more efficiently
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Lmfao. This is pretty comical. Whine about how humanity gets lost in lofty ideals and then finish with you’re own nonsense ideas > What is needed, is not unrealistic SciFi Visions, but basic measures to raise survive-ability of the speci
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> Putin felt free to attack Ukraine because he wasn't scared of the consequences. That doesn’t change by letting palantir build the surveillance state. Putin wasn’t scared of the consequences because he knew it would be politically
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Except they’re also useful idiots for a company who wants to push heroin on everyone, and has a lot of money to do so.
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> These editorials all have a common fault which is that they fail the sniff test of “would you actually do this”. I don’t know if you would call it classism, or an attempt at manipulation, or what, it’s just weird They know this as well
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> Jeez... what a damning indictment of today's Universities. There’s a modern phenomenon I’ve been thinking about but have struggled to put a name to. Everything just becomes so generalized, streamlined that it becomes impossible to
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> It seems to assume that the only best interest is immediate simple financial self interest I blame Clinton and his “it’s the economy stupid” nonsense people believed.
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As> Where the heck do these people work? Where is all the money coming from? It doesn't make any sense. I moved from Florida to a small rust belt city after being out of work for an extended time. I desperately had tried to avoid mo
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It would backfire. They’re already losing the culture war. I don’t think the demographic you’re targeting will be very valuable on the scale of real political action.
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Reminds me of when I was visiting family a few years ago in Kentucky. I kept seeing tons of ads everywhere about hiring for plumbers, and some warehouse roles. The listed salaries were not that far off from what even the local McDonald’s wa

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