geetee

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by geetee 3d ago
That's what I assumed, and found strange that the referenced article refers to him as a Chinese national. That said, that publication is also probably not very credible because I can't find anything backing up that claim.
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by geetee 3d ago
Why in the world is U.S. Customs and Border Protection hiring foreign nationals?
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by geetee 11d ago
It's free?
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Houston, we have String Reverse(antonm.net)
4 points by geetee 28d ago|0 comments
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by geetee 1mo ago
Ah, rare data hunters.
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by geetee 2mo ago
I don't think these things start out looking like a weapons. Wrong reflector shape? It could just be proving out other aspects. It could also be completely innocent too, but I don't think this is quite conspiracy level thinking.
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by geetee 2mo ago
Yes, think about how this can be weaponized. Illuminate an area? Or, focus that energy on a single point and you've got sun powered space lasers?
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by geetee 3mo ago
Do unto others as you would have them do unto you?
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by geetee 3mo ago
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by geetee 3mo ago
I think the problem with "AI assisted" is that it triggers the same alarm bells as AI slop, justified or not, so many readers just turn off. I personally rather read "shitty" writing than AI assisted writing.
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by geetee 3mo ago
I've worked at companies that don't outright require it, but they utilize a few workaholic employees to set an expectation sane people can't live up to. It creates a stressful environment where expectations are unclear. Combi
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by geetee 3mo ago
I am protected
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by geetee 4mo ago
Refreshing to read something not in the voice of an llm.
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'Engineer' is so 2025. In AI land, everyone's a 'builder' now(sfstandard.com)
3 points by geetee 5mo ago|1 comments
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by geetee 5mo ago
No mention of if it actually improved outcomes.
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by geetee 5mo ago
The rug pull is coming
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The Rise of the Outcome Engineer(outcomeops.ai)
5 points by geetee 5mo ago|0 comments
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by geetee 5mo ago
This is the most frustrating problem I have. I do my 40 hours per week, play with my kids, relax with the wife, and play some video games. I don't really have any other problems besides not enough time in the day. And yet when I learn
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by geetee 6mo ago
I was waiting for the steam machine and grew impatient. I instead built a PC to go behind our family room TV. I gave bazzite a chance before committing to a copy of Windows. I'm glad I did. It runs perfectly. Zero hassle, no chasing do
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by geetee 6mo ago
lmao almost got me. scary times...
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by geetee 6mo ago
dead internet theory is really taking grip
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by geetee 6mo ago
I can't tell if this is real or a joke.
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by geetee 6mo ago
I always got the impression these ultra rich are workaholics that barely see their family.
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by geetee 6mo ago
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by geetee 7mo ago
Sam might be 7 beers deep, or maybe he's available. In my org, oncall is just who gets the 2am phone call. They can try to contact anyone else if needed. Claude is there as long as you're paying,and I hope he doesn't hallucin
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by geetee 7mo ago
Yeah it happens, and it's not ideal, and now instead of a risk, it's a guarantee.
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by geetee 7mo ago
"hey coworker, I know your team wrote this, can you help?" Except there is no coworker, just Claude
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by geetee 7mo ago
But the code is the easy part. Solving the right problem is the hard part.
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by geetee 7mo ago
I miss human writing. I miss the different voices.
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by geetee 7mo ago
The difference is a real engineer will say "hey I need more information to give you decent output." And when the AI does do that, congrats, the time you spend identifying and explaining the complexity _is_ the hard time consuming

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