funkyfiddler369

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by funkyfiddler369 6mo ago
that's cute but you can't blame people for holding opinions based on phenomenal observations before they learn the language and can perform experiments. the fact that so many can't is the sole reason you might be considered s
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
> Just profits! Sounds like open communism. No chance, buddy, it's either less or more viking, but not just viking. Pick a camp the profits are for or get surrounded by trashy turd nuggets even Ronald felt enough pity for to give th
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
> like an AI trying to interpret keyspam 'nuff to run most governments nowadays (Europe and US come to mind. 2026 and they have the Space Programs of DIY youtubers with money, whaaaat) so why wouldn't it help a dog helping his
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
it can but it will take one person just as long as a small team without "AI" and that one person will carry all the frustration, doubt, all the to do lists and imaginary pin boards and all that other stuff programmers carry around
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
> Any situation where sublimation of the ego can provide better outcomes. Cooperation has to serve the ego, individual and/or collective, or there will be no cooperation. Think of it this way: some almost Fascists back in the day kn
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
Deleted from some location or purged from their entire system? > We do not keep any information around ... "around"
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
I changed my stance on "immoral" corporations: Legal systems are the ones being "immoral" and "unethical" and "not just", not "righteous", not fair. They represent entire nations and populat
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
I am moderately certain that this only happens in laissez-faire cultures. If you deviate from the sub-cultural norms of Wall Street, Jahmunkey, you fucked. It's fraud or nothing, baby, be sure to respect the warning finger(s) of God wh
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
the robot does to programming what the wall street did to thievery. the police knew what's up. the law knew what's up. people knew what's up. you could be vigilant and prepared and reimbursed if the police managed to catch th
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
after reading the wiki article I'm quite certain he was saved and kept alive to continue his work. someone was out for his head but didn't have enough reach. but that's just an assumption based on stories in the good old Sovi
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by funkyfiddler369 7mo ago
> The notification system stopped serving me and started serving itself. Itself meaning the company, meaning their sharehodlers, meaning whatever massive circle jerk eats all that data and then shits boatloads of bullshit straight into u
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
they paid you nothing for the things you taught/did for them :D but it does sound fun. let's see if all these large coding models and agents are a similar scheme.
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
Germans won't tell you how much they earn, ever. It keeps salaries down in all industries. These fucking Tarifvertraege have kept salaries from growing, too. The people would have pushed a long time ago but the truth is masked well eno
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
it might, but not if you isolate/repurpose that % (over time), which is the promise
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
> because they should have not built them in the first place At least some team at MS probably wanted to see what kind of data about and from their user base they could squeeze out with those features in those places. No matter how much
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
I mean, if 1% out of 8 billion is "top" and that applies to Lines of Code, too, than ... more code contains more quality, ... by their logic, I guess ...
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
totally agree ... BUT: When the first apes sorted stones, they didn't use any sorting algorithms and toddlers reason based on still limited/yet to develop and yet to be tutored/still untutored skills, knowledge and the system
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
I'm afraid I don't know what that is. I meant thinking patterns that go beyond our understanding. High functioning autism that is beyond jealousy/envy, and beyond the need to hold or be on a leash and beyond the enigma of emo
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
Nobody. Did you talk to all the models? Can you actually have a non-coder, human conversation?
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
I don't know bridge and I did not google. Would you be so kind to be verbose? Your comment made me curious ... but I was busy
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
> no one on either side of the political spectrum wants these systems to be fixed voluntarily with corporate altruism Right on. But that's exactly the wiggle room where voters could pull some of those cards like "climate change
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
If you spend a lot of time among some folks or talk a lot to LLMs, you are guaranteed to pick up manners, manners of speech, ways of thinking, behaviors (where applicable) ... Me and my brother just can't stop mixing English and German
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
How did Trump get where he is? Who was and is his supply chain? Who made him? Who did he 'use' and 'need' to 'build himself'?
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
Everything can be vibe coded. Even high quality stuff. Net code is just as easy and hard as anything else. It's just time put into effort and vice versa. But time and effort are not things you can 'vibe acquire'. It takes *di
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
right, people will just tell you the best places and things to invest in ... during a game of chess: "hey why'd you make that move?"
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
if the government is owned by corporations via the stock markets than governments taking over organisations is privatization via a majority shareholdership and not nationalization.
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by funkyfiddler369 8mo ago
of course they can, but that's a process, and a reactive one at that. the government won't control uptime, ever.