krainboltgreene

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by krainboltgreene 7d ago
Don't forget that, in my opinion very positive way, it also normalized the concept of "uniform measurements". Every instance of `rounded-md` is the same on a site.
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by krainboltgreene 11d ago
I feel like that's exactly what's happened.
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by krainboltgreene 23d ago
You haven't actually refuted their premise.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
Yeah, real wild.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
I do however like the imagery from the parent of a big collection of people working for a decade to produce one (1) drug and then burning all that infrastructure and training down and then being shocked when someone with no infrastructure o
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
I'm saying that most people, even most programmers, don't have the facilities or inclination to train new models man. I've done it plenty of times and I absolutely don't recommend it. Frankly I don't think you even
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
> AI can be trained. I don't have access to a data center's worth of GPUs, unfortunately. You offering yours?
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
Probably because a human authored contribution, no matter how bad, can be trained to make it good and also improves the community.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
What question do you think you're answering?
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
Leaded gasoline.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
This is such a strange attitude to have. How can you look at the history of the world and be so caustic to concern?
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
You guys can’t help but lie, lmao.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
His is very up to date. Not everyone is you.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
> is like a junior with knowledge across the board, that you really need to guide, versus a senior that thinks with you on architecture I don't want to be rude, but your linkedin has a sumtotal (generous) of like 8 months of program
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
Hasan Piker's political project polls extremely high (universal healthcare, abortion access, and more), so actually you could understand American voter politics by reading Hasan's comments amusingly enough.
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by krainboltgreene 3mo ago
They retain ownership over that code because you signed a contract saying explicitly that. Did you sign the same thing with Anthropic? Did your company?
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
I don't think you understood my question.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
There's a lot of flaws with their fantasy world, that's not even the most prominent one.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
Why will there always be these jobs, if the technofascists are right? They're creating enslaved sentience. Even the class traitor police want a union, fight for more pay. What's uniquely un-automate-able about those jobs in their
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
> And then set fire to the whole thing in an offering to their robot gods. It's the bourgeoisie dream: A means of production that also does the labor 24/7 and can't complain, infinitely spawnable. Theoretical slavery+, so
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
You can't be a worker owned company if you're not a company.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
git is not a company, you're thinking of Github. Classic mistake.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
> well, that will never happened anymore in this world unless we will go back to caves The bubble is an echo chamber.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
The unspoken reality of github: It would be significantly better both as a product and a vehicle in our economy if it was entirely worker owned.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
This always comes up and the only thing I can think is: Doesn't Google make like 10B a quarter in profit from GCP alone? Did we really need a cheaper SQL injection checker?
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
> It's a hyper authoritarian state using information collected from accounts for nefarious purposes, including informing their influence campaigns, targeting and they were censoring for specific issues. As an american, I'm alre
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
I get that I was being poetically vague (but not subtle), but it's really silly to imagine an argument from me and then when you're told that wasn't what I was alluding to you tell me I'm trolling.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
True, nothing to learn here. No introspection has ever resulted from media analysis.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
You think I'm arguing that LLM's are sentient. I'm not. I never mentioned LLMs.
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by krainboltgreene 5mo ago
It must very comforting to be able to decided a "human level worker" isn't sentient. It makes things so clean.

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