dgs_sgd

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by dgs_sgd 2mo ago
Hypothetically if universities were a place for knowledge and truth instead of vocational training then would it really matter what my major was? Why would Philosophy still be a better major than say, English or Physics? In that world, you
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by dgs_sgd 2mo ago
Like, I imagine if I moved to a country and couldn’t do the B1 things in their language, I would have daily obstacles doing basic life things.
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by dgs_sgd 2mo ago
I appreciate your perspective, but I was curious what B1 proficiency actually entails and this is what I found [1]: - understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar topics such as work, school, or leisure - manage most situ
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Claude Code [Beta] for Intellij(plugins.jetbrains.com)
3 points by dgs_sgd 7mo ago|0 comments
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Commitments on Model Deprecation and Preservation(anthropic.com)
2 points by dgs_sgd 11mo ago|0 comments
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There's No Speed Limit (2009)(sive.rs)
29 points by dgs_sgd 11mo ago|2 comments
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by dgs_sgd 11mo ago
Why is downsizing and an employee’s role no longer being cost effective for the business not considered “cause” for firing?
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Statement from Anthropic CEO on Commitment to US AI Leadership(anthropic.com)
1 points by dgs_sgd 11mo ago|0 comments
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by dgs_sgd 11mo ago
It’s funny that you used traffic signals as an example of overcomplicating a problem with AI because there turns out to be a YC funded startup making AI powered traffic lights: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/roun
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
If the supply of doctors wasn’t artificially suppressed as mentioned by comments above, it’s likely that wages would go down. Whether that would make things overall more or less costly isn’t easy to answer.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I’m just a layman, but why can’t they increase the orbital radius to solve this problem? Like, if the current “layer” is too full, have the new satellites orbit further out?
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
With the direction of OpenAI, hyper personalized ads inserted directly into chat and their app experiences could be a path. Not saying it will work, but they’re definitely exploring it.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Not all AI investment is private. You could argue that public companies like Google, Meta, and Microsoft have had their stock appreciate at least partly because of the AI frenzy.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Until recently I had only ever been to one baseball game.. saw the Jays when I was 10. I remember falling asleep at the game because it was so slow and boring, and never really watched baseball after that. But in the last couple years I’ve
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Can confirm.. I got access to the app yesterday and I have used it exclusively for making drafts and sending them to my friends without posting.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I have to disagree with the author's argument for why hallucinations won't get solved: > If there were a way to eliminate the hallucinations, somebody already would have. An army of smart, experienced people people, backed by e
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I think that statement is true for a lot of middle class people too.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
The article says that more juniors + AI was the early narrative, but where does that come from? Everything I’ve read has been the opposite. I thought people from the beginning saw that AI would amplify a senior’s skills and leave less oppor
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Interesting. I think this gets at guywithhat’s sibling comment: > you'd have to do a study to show that the talent couldn't have been trained in the US, and that an increased supply of workers didn't drag down salaries, ei
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I’m sorry but I don’t follow. What bearing does the 25th percentile H1B wage have on suppressing wages in a particular role or specialty?
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
You seem to be suggesting that the H1B pulls wages up because the median pay is higher than the median overall pay in the country? That’s not a valid comparison, you’d have to compare the H1B’s salary to the median pay in their specialty.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
If you read the article you would see their plan is to apply the fee on entry to the US, after the candidate has been selected by the lottery.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
> plenty of apps request photo permissions that shouldn’t need it True, and this could maybe be solved by better app store review. Every app submitted to the app store is reviewed by a human for approval. The reviewers could apply more s
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Simple Made Easy (Rich Hickey) [video](youtube.com)
4 points by dgs_sgd 1y ago|0 comments
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
Democracy seems increasingly defined by the citizens opposing some measure, and the politicians going ahead with it anyway.
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How Jane Street Does Code Review(janestreet.com)
4 points by dgs_sgd 1y ago|0 comments
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I would like that just as much as the next guy but the problem of public transport cannot be addressed until you first address the problem of anti social behavior on public transport.
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I think we're going to see more examples of this as Waymo's popularity grows. Basically human drivers taking advantage of Waymo's far more passive driving style. Maybe some rules of the road will have to change, or the Waymos
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A Cheeky Pint with Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong [video](youtube.com)
1 points by dgs_sgd 1y ago|0 comments
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by dgs_sgd 1y ago
I want to agree with the standard “it happened under your watch and it doesn’t matter if it happened without your knowledge”, but wouldn’t it get really messy in practice? Let’s say one particular org at a company engaged in the activity in

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