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personjerry
8d ago
Absolutely crazy and useless article IMO in that they never mention AI. They cite readers being interested in learning - well what's the best way to do so nowadays? Ask ChatGPT. Even worse, you can ask ChatGPT to describe the learnings
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Arcade – The White House
(whitehouse.gov)
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personjerry
13d ago
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Trump White House Launches Arcade with Games to Build Wall, Deport Migrants
(newsweek.com)
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personjerry
13d ago
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personjerry
13d ago
what's updog?
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personjerry
13d ago
I believe that part serves to emphasize the main point. To elucidate for this particular example, before AI agents existed, projects with this level of data and depth might've needed to be monetized in order to justify the resources to
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personjerry
13d ago
> There were plenty of interesting side-projects on the internet before AI. This is a strawman. The original point was "the economics ... have changed" I read this as, it's much easier to spin up a project of this scale ev
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Viral Chinese Cow Cartoon Becomes One of the Most Profitable Movies Ever Made
(kotaku.com)
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23d ago
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personjerry
1mo ago
I believe this can be done without a MitM by using Wireshark or adjacent tool
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personjerry
1mo ago
Disappointed to learn this is unrelated to the Chicken chicken chicken https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yL_-1d9OSdk
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personjerry
1mo ago
They should probably freeze the results before publishing.
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personjerry
2mo ago
why are information security / network security tasks bannable?
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personjerry
2mo ago
From https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coursera > Coursera was founded in 2012 by Stanford University computer science professors Andrew Ng and Daphne Koller.
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personjerry
2mo ago
Coursera, the company providing the funding, also belongs to Andrew Ng
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Strong Relationships, Loosely Held
(jerry.wtf)
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personjerry
3mo ago
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Waveloop: What Fable left me
(neynt.ca)
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personjerry
3mo ago
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personjerry
3mo ago
Hmm I spent a good amount of time in big tech, now work in AI, and I minored in philosophy at Berkeley back in the day (Parmenides, Socrates, Plato etc.) How do I align myself with such a job?
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personjerry
3mo ago
I love when they put a black box in front of the other black boxes so I can get a questionably better black box for slower service and more money!
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personjerry
3mo ago
Entirely misses the point. You're not contributing $4 to help them host. You're contributing $4 because you liked their ideas and are contributing to fund more. The author writes: > Look, I also think that creatives should get
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Trump signs AI order asking companies to give government early access to models
(cnbc.com)
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4mo ago
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personjerry
4mo ago
As opposed to the other text editors, which are designed primarily for playing Nethack
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personjerry
4mo ago
> temporary workaround I've heard this one before (Maybe it'll be the first time that a temporary workaround stays around longer than expected then)
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US–Iran deal reportedly finalised, announcement expected within hours
(fxstreet.com)
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4mo ago
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personjerry
4mo ago
RIP Harvey
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personjerry
5mo ago
> TUIs are Back Citation needed?
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personjerry
6mo ago
Numeral | Software Engineer (full-stack, AI team) | Hybrid (NYC) | $175k - $300k We build sales tax compliance software so companies can focus on their product instead of taxes. We’re one of the fastest-growing players in the space, taking
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personjerry
6mo ago
Not mine. I just think it's ridiculous.
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SetupClaw – White-Glove OpenClaw Deployment for Founders and Exec Teams
(setupclaw.com)
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personjerry
6mo ago
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Emotional Bids and Other Neurodivergent Learnings
(jerry.wtf)
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personjerry
7mo ago
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personjerry
7mo ago
At some point I've wondered if "fiduciary duty", when pushed to highest corporate levels, always conflicts with "make the world a better place" i.e. Fiduciary Duty Considered Harmful
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personjerry
7mo ago
I'm stuck at 0 lol
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