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nawgz
3mo ago
> However it seems just like common sense that if an AI can do junior-engineer-level coding work, that a company has less reason to hire a junior engineer. I mean, if we want to not talk about economics that’s fine, but can the AI actual
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nawgz
6mo ago
What an analysis, “hella complaints”
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6mo ago
> kernel level AC hasnt even solved the problem > There are far better ways to detect cheating, such as calculating statistics on performance Ask any CS player how VAC’s statistical approach compares to Valorant’s Vanguard and you wil
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6mo ago
Help me understand why you would delete your AWS account if the company and email address are unchanged - I can’t see the motivation. And on the flip side I can easily see why not allowing email addresses to be used again is a reasonable se
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7mo ago
Religion is and always has been about control… it strikes me as exceedingly naive to be surprised the church is backing a pedophile, have you literally ever read any history of any kind?
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7mo ago
Source?
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7mo ago
I don’t think it’s actually going to be a big deal. Anthropic’s response to Pete Kegsbreath basically said the only limitation they expect is DoD contractors can’t use it on DoD missions , not a general ban. Now that’s not nothing but ther
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8mo ago
Wow, seeking international financial infrastructure development for $80k a year and no benefits is bold!
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8mo ago
Kind of a weird take given they are one of the strongest AI providers who are the most vertically integrated. Sure, maybe the company isn’t as healthy as it once was, but none of them are - late stage capitalism is rotting most foundations
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8mo ago
Is your ignorance intentional? The FBI raided the ICE agents home to remove incriminating paraphernalia and blocked normal investigative processes. Heads of various agencies staffed by Trump loyalists called the victim a domestic terrorist
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8mo ago
Well, your unsourced assertions sound dramatically incompetent, but the linked article says the Russian cyberattack on Ukraine in 2015 was the first malware caused blackout, and the titular event of the article failed to cause harm, which k
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8mo ago
A tank is designed for war. Infrastructure is designed to serve some other utility. Claiming it should also be hardened against (cyber) war is acknowledging that there is an aggressor performing an attack of war, not that the infrastructure
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8mo ago
These are in no way similar to griefing other users, they are attacks on the platform...
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8mo ago
> I'm talking about obvious abusive behavior, akin to griefing other users Right, but we're talking about a private isolated AI account. There is no sense of social interaction, collaboration, shared spaces, shared behaviors...
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8mo ago
Highly hit or miss strategy, my cat didn't care at all about foil, he even rolled around on it. I personally recommend motion-detecting air spray cans, I didn't want the cat to feel punished by me, he just needs to be redirected.
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8mo ago
You are right, as someone who has watched Trump run roughshod over US institutions for a decade, I should use my significant power as a working class non American to fight back, by… not posting comments acknowledging the reality of a US wit
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8mo ago
> There's doublespeak in what the article is reporting on. Right, so the interesting thing that can be discussed and inspire our curiosity that is contained in the article is supposed to be what exactly? > The article isn't;
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8mo ago
You can go find a headline about "Trump slammed / in hot water / goes to court for Huge Problem X" from about any week for the last 10 years on Reddit, if you think considering the US a failed impotent state captured ent
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8mo ago
I am not complaining no one has a perspective, I am complaining that they are both rote and uninteresting. This site is to foster curiosity and learning. Sure, [the action discussed in the article]* is a bonafide master class in fascism, an
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8mo ago
> Please point out what exactly in the article you consider to be an instance of "doublespeak". How about the part where the Pentagon, staffed by a Fox News anchor, fresh off firing the top legal heads, are now accusing a decor
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8mo ago
It's pretty clear the "kind of content" I'm referring to is the doublespeak that pervades American politics. And what is there to say about it? The comment section seems to pretty clearly align on "there is both no
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8mo ago
> Discouraging discourse around factual, legal information is how we arrived here > Your reflex to question its relevance That's a lot of projecting. There is only really one thing to be said here: the Pentagon and the current ad
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8mo ago
Right, but is AI the problem, or is it just that it's owned by a megacorp like Qualcomm now, so the joy is inherently no longer as important as the bottom line? Let's not pretend that pre-AI, megacorps actually cared about enthusi
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9mo ago
You're right, financial freedom is completely unfulfilling, instead it's really meaningful and impactful to be involved in a tech economy whose primary value has been in undermining democracy and social systems!
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9mo ago
What a horrendous counter-argument. "People with notable perception issues don't perceive the same" is insanely obvious.
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9mo ago
The wild success of traffic lights disagrees with your statement.
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9mo ago
After significantly more searching, you managed to cite less criticisms of Trump’s “good actions” by liberals than you managed to cite “good actions” themselves, and then to top it all off you tried to weakly justify that conclusion with so
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9mo ago
Yes, you're right, I should google to make your arguments for you! Listing a bunch of white house links and then 2 criticisms (edit: he got it up to about 6 criticisms of marijuana legislation, wow!) which aren't even really about
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9mo ago
Which of these have been met with scorn by liberals? You seem to not get the idea...
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9mo ago
Not to defend the practice, I’ve never partaken, but I think there’s some legit timing arguments that a server renderer can integrate more requests faster thanks to being collocated with services and dbs.
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