mobileturdfctry

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The "empathy paradox" of LTR vs. RTL readers(gemini.google.com)
2 points by mobileturdfctry 3mo ago|0 comments
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What if AI was used to distribute work instead of doing the work?
3 points by mobileturdfctry 9mo ago|0 comments
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Getting shadow banned for report by WaPo
1 points by mobileturdfctry 10mo ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Will coding agents incorporate an OAuth flow for 3rd party apps?
1 points by mobileturdfctry 11mo ago|0 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 11mo ago
This is interesting. I've recently been doing quite a bit of research into what my "future stack" is going to be for backend. MinIO regularly came onto my radar but one heuristic (among many) I use to determine which softwa
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by mobileturdfctry 11mo ago
Henry Ford's philosophy was that if he paid his workers a higher wage, they would be able to afford the products they were producing, namely his Model T automobiles. This would, in turn, create a larger customer base for his company an
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by mobileturdfctry 11mo ago
The fact that there is proprietary software running in "open source" mobile phone OSes may not be addressing the source of the problem. Because it seems that by funding a project like this it almost implies that the parties fundi
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
The one that I had in mind while writing this was a "variation on this theme". Altered Carbon (Netflix, 2018–2020), based on the 2002 novel by Richard K. Morgan. There are a number of others, though as well where the recurring th
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
Not sure if the 'No' was to say you disagree. I'm not sure, from reading the rest of your comment, that it is a disagreement. If you care to clarify I'll try to come back to respond at some point.
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
I think the "elites" you're talking about won't want to leave. They'll want to stick around so they can "have power" and fleece the people that will continue to let them do it. They won't feel at ho
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
I think "elite" is the wrong term maybe. I think the use of that term is pulling more from how these stories tend to paint the two groups. One being the "haves" the other the "have nots". It's true &quo
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Has dystopian sci-fi been wrong all along?
10 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|14 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
This could have some merit. I do question, though, why someone would spend time gaming a system when they could be living their lives and enjoying their families and friends and other things that life has to offer? Could you see yourself
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RT Employees Funded Videos in Furtherance of Russian Interests(justice.gov)
7 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|3 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
https://www.law.uchicago.edu/lawecon/coaseinmemoriam/problem... > What has become known since as the "Coasean World,"--where rational actors transact freely without need for institutions, firms, or ev
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Ronald Coase (1960) – The Problem of Social Cost [pdf](law.uchicago.edu)
4 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|1 comments
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Extremism as a "metric". To understand if society is "doing a good enough job"
1 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|2 comments
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Is "evil AGI" a bigger threat than "buggy AGI" that we've lost control of?
1 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|2 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
Not sure if this was your point, but I didn't post this thinking people on this forum didn't already know most if not all of this. I think the interesting point is that it seems nearly 1/2 of the US population are weaponizin
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
Continued.... 3. Misinterpreting Natural Selection as a Moral Imperative: Misunderstanding: Darwin's theory of natural selection describes a biological process where organisms with traits better suited to their environment are more lik
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Q2Gemini re: far-right ideologies and their misunderstanding of Charles Darwin
2 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|4 comments
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How will AI impact politics?
4 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|4 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
Agree with the sentiment that we need to have compassion and be willing to compromise, but I also think that given this President's track record he needs to be on a short leash. I personally found it stunning that people at high level
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Disturbing Rumor – PBS NewsHour (Brooks / Capehart)
9 points by mobileturdfctry 1y ago|4 comments
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
The part about "caring" that I think requires nuance to get to the heart of the issue: I used to seek out tough challenges that had tight deadlines. Early in my career. This helped me gain a lot of knowledge about my craft. How
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
One thing I learned about my career in tech. Small companies tend to operate a little more so as meritocracies than large corporations. The real incentive in large corporations / organizations seems to be about "building strong r
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
I'm simply pulling from my personal experience / interactions I've had with AI chatbots when I say this, but from my perspective anyone who considers AI a "mediocrity machine" is doing it wrong.
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
That's an interesting way to do it. I was thinking it could be more selective in terms of what I do or don't share.
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
All of which could be "followed" by other people
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by mobileturdfctry 1y ago
I'm not familiar with how most of the main chatbots do this, but the one I'm most familiar with is Gemini and I don't believe it has that. My original message probably didn't do justice to the bigger aspect to this &quot

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