corpoposter

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by corpoposter 2mo ago
I think the problem is that too many people use AI to write bullshit. Thus AI writing becomes a cue for bullshit. For people who have internalized AI writing as a cue for bullshit, it is very difficult to read obvious AI writing without con
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by corpoposter 2mo ago
Seems like you are getting caught up on the watch form-factor. If you think of it as a stripped down cell phone for a kid you don't want to have a cell phone yet, this product makes perfect sense.
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by corpoposter 3mo ago
> If something is not in scope for your responsibility, obviously you must ask for permission. Agree, but this can often be blurry. > If it's in some weird edge case where you "feel" it is "in scope for your positi
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by corpoposter 3mo ago
IaC (capturing desired state declaratively) is a no-brainer for things like cloud resources IMO. Most use IaC for non-compute resources (e.x. DBs) and K8s for containerized compute workloads. > But less so uniformity, since all providers
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by corpoposter 4mo ago
If it’s open weight then anyone can run it for you. Presumably someone you trust just as much as US proprietary models.
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by corpoposter 4mo ago
IIRC the Paris datacenter flood took down a whole “region” and some data was permanently unrecoverable.
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by corpoposter 4mo ago
This may be true, but from an editorial perspective they are openly and aggressively anti-Tesla. I think it's worth noting as this article is Tesla related.
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by corpoposter 5mo ago
I can’t tell if “all gas no breaks” was intentional or not, but “no breaks” does seem to be a part of the culture shift within big tech around AI.
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by corpoposter 7mo ago
Facilitating "mass domestic surveillance" and "fully autonomous weapons" are social responsibilities now? Insanity.
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by corpoposter 8mo ago
LVT is a tax on the value of the land specifically, not a traditional property tax. This encourages development on valuable land that is currently being put to unproductive uses. For example, if you own a lot in a downtown metro which is a
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by corpoposter 9mo ago
I agree that more personal growth can be taken from reviewing other's behavior rather than analysis of their "overall morality". However, when people are powerful and their actions effect many people it is very important to r
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by corpoposter 9mo ago
You are clearly describing "villainizing" people or groups. This is actually the opposite of moralism, which would be criticizing specific violations of morals. Moralism can make people see things without nuance (i.e. saying &quot
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by corpoposter 10mo ago
I find this a profoundly odd response to the story. Is your intent to excuse her abusive treatment by the religious, medical, and government authorities of a totalitarian regime? Your comment is treating her with full agency (i.e. "she