notnaut

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by notnaut 12d ago
Please don’t tell me this is just the beginning…..
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by notnaut 20d ago
Why though? There’s nothing inherent about speeding production up, producing more at once, or increasing profits that makes things cleaner or safer, and the obvious argument is the opposite. If the regulations that force cleanliness and saf
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by notnaut 22d ago
I would much rather rely on data on this kind of question over vibes. Efficiency means things move quicker and cheaper, and a few people get richer. It does not by any means inherently increase safety. The effects of a fuckup in a hugely ef
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by notnaut 1mo ago
That would be a massive improvement. “I don’t know, maybe these other smarter more expensive models with more recent training data might… here are some questions you could ask them:…”
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by notnaut 2mo ago
“Coding” can be more like communing with an otherworldly presence via esoteric gesturing nowadays than ever. Superstition leads countries and companies.
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by notnaut 2mo ago
The outcry has RAPIDLY changed in the last few years and the corpses being propped up in our government buildings by deep-seated corrupted interests have long gone deaf.
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by notnaut 2mo ago
lol yes. IF something like that were to happen, the US military is and always has been ready and willing to respond to attacks and that has been the case LONG before our CIVILIAN police started arming up to the teeth, like they’re ready for
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by notnaut 3mo ago
If the USPS were fully privatized without strict government subsidies or mandates, rural and remote Americans would likely face exorbitant delivery surcharges or lose service entirely. Once again… the United States is very large.
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by notnaut 3mo ago
Language is a flawed vessel for conveying truth and the more people accept that they will never truly (like at a deep, fundamental level - not just truth-like via utility) be understood or understand, the more humility they might approach d
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by notnaut 3mo ago
The disconnect between the reality of and the consumer sentiment of this particular realm of products seems to be one of the most dramatic and widespread I’ve personally ever seen.
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by notnaut 3mo ago
They’re not hard to grow…. We can just let granny stay in wonderland…
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by notnaut 3mo ago
I know traditional munitions aren’t exactly “clean” but isn’t nuclear fallout still a unique concern?
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by notnaut 3mo ago
20% of the people will always just agree with the guy with the microphone.
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by notnaut 3mo ago
Medicare for all fixes a lot of the problems with the US health system!
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by notnaut 3mo ago
It surprises me it isn’t more assholish in nature given how much they’re all apparently trained on internet interactions…
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by notnaut 3mo ago
It reminds me of FIRMLY telling my cat to stop jumping up on the counter
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by notnaut 3mo ago
As long as there’s a way to deterministically tie a model call to a human user. I think a loss of culpability is something some companies are afraid of to some extent.
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by notnaut 3mo ago
These kinds of claims always throw me off… “These dynamics exist specifically to wring the humanity out of any and all processes” Who designed the processes? Reptilians? Whatever the flaws of the dynamic, I would guess there is something in
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by notnaut 4mo ago
This dynamic might not even been so bad if there was some honesty and graciousness behind it. Some friggin humanity. It’s not so cold to understand and systematize the natural tension between expectation and reality and effort. Once again a
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by notnaut 4mo ago
I understand it’s more complicated than this, but it seems really really confusing at a basic level. In one situation you are paying someone else for a place to live, and when you stop doing that after 30 years, you’re out on the street. In
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by notnaut 4mo ago
Uhhhh where are you getting that $2500 a month to invest? That’s your landlord’s money, dawg. And they’re gonna expect at LEAST another $100 year over year if you don’t want to move.
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by notnaut 4mo ago
Thanks a lot! This is really helpful!
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by notnaut 4mo ago
Any four letter fun word in all caps seems to trigger very similar behavior to “please double check what you just did/said and look for gaps”
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by notnaut 4mo ago
Interesting….. I have never run into this issue with Claude… I swear all the time, get rude, call it names. No threats though.
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by notnaut 4mo ago
Can you explain how you’d use skills to address the situation that anonzzzies was describing…?
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by notnaut 5mo ago
Same thing that happens for people. Luck and circumstance is equivalent to merit.
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by notnaut 5mo ago
I can imagine the type of work you do heavily influences the chance of begin paid during/before work finishes too…
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by notnaut 8mo ago
I remember first seeing one of those big ass fans in a planet fitness 15 years ago and being surprised how much air one big fans moves.
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by notnaut 8mo ago
Yep. But give it a few decades for the money to figure out how to wall off outsiders, insulate their little cadres of influencers and firm up networks of fake and real methods to direct popularity. Still - probably better than Hollywood in
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by notnaut 8mo ago
I’m several inches over 6’ and if I don’t get a fire exit seat I’m highly likely to get seated behind someone who will call me “extremely rude” for wrangling uncomfortably and bumping their seat uncontrollably when they inevitably decide th

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