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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
That’s just like, your opinion man.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
No, that’s just one version. Other places work differently.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
Because sixty percent of the time it works every time.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
Yup, this and a few other things. But I expect that Zed is going to be a lovely editor in a few more years.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
Every startup is now an AI startup.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
This. Mozilla has long appeared to exist as little more than a vehicle to enrich management, with a vestigial browser project attached to it. Google did its job very, very well here.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
More anecdata: +1 for “LLMs write all my production code now”. 25+ years in industry, as expert as it’s possible to be in my domain. 100% agree LLMs fail hilariously badly, often, and dangerously. And still, write ~all my code. No agenda he
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
If by doomsday you mean “power out for a few hours”, sure.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
Friend, this IS them adapting.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
Being gobbled by the hyperscalers may well be the plan. Reasonable bet.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
This comment landed, well written.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
If you’ve read this first here, mark the day. This is coming.
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by itsafarqueue 1y ago
This is the way. Mass consumer activist action, hundreds or thousands of purchases that turn around and invoke statutory rights and refunds, as protest. It won’t change until we make them hurt.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Have you written a form of this up somewhere? I would very much enjoy reading more of your work. Do you have a blog?
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
A(Narrow)I is a cheaper form of labor already. I suppose it’s plausible that its General form may not be, but I won’t be betting in that direction.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Hopefully only massive civil unrest, riots, city burnings etc. But to save themselves the demagoguery may point across the seas at the Other as the source of the woe.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Correct. As a thought experiment, this becomes the most likely (non violent) way to stave off the mass impoverishment that is coming for the rest of us in an economic model that sees AI subsume productive work above some level.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Yes please
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
By handing over all your proprietary code. Read the terms.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Attestation
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Thanks 1a527dd5.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Or deport them.
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Yeeha!
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
They’re putting together a “cracked team”?
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Anyone from Twenty care to comment on this?
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Truly wonderful that this reads both ways
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by itsafarqueue 2y ago
Ethics are what you say when there’s no money on the table.
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by itsafarqueue 3y ago
Fossil by sqlite think so as does Sapling by Facebook https://sapling-scm.com
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by itsafarqueue 3y ago
I’m one of the leaked. I’m highly technical, security literate. I use unique secure passwords for everything. Fuck these guys. Fuck their bullshit misdirection. This is the equivalent of corporate doxxing. Until individual execs in these me
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by itsafarqueue 3y ago
Which is never happening. Alignment is closer to the problem of magic. I cast a spell to knock the wand out of the hand of my opponent. How does the spell know what to do? Can it break the opponent’s hand? Just the thumb? Can it blow up the

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