samtp

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by samtp 14d ago
Its not that they can't find them. It's that if they can't exert the same control that they have over H1B visa holders, they would rather pay a lower salary (overseas). The US government could disincentivize companies from mo
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by samtp 14d ago
More people frequenting local business and spending the income in the local economy is generally viewed as a good thing.
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by samtp 14d ago
They can't vote.
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by samtp 14d ago
Seems more likely to just lead to larger offices in India, reducing high earners here in America (even if only temporary) and reducing the amount of money that is recycled through American cities.
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by samtp 1mo ago
"largely solved" as in they the models they trained don't fall for prompt injections as often but not "largely solved" as in the underlying issue is solved at all.
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by samtp 1mo ago
more likely that hosting and delivering the models will be commoditized, much like how DO, Linode, Hertzer etc all commoditized VPSs and server hosting. And you'll end up paying for virtual hardware size (or compute resources) rather t
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by samtp 2mo ago
there is also https://cline.bot/cline-pass
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by samtp 2mo ago
This is a really ironic comment given how the US gov is getting politically involved in pretty much all science research funding and speech at the moment.
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by samtp 2mo ago
Agree with all of that but want to point out one thing that is almost always true re: businesses citing loss of parking to oppose bike lanes: 99% of the time the business owners are really just mad that they personally cannot park directly
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by samtp 3mo ago
Their branding & website looks like a generic fake shop that was created in 30 mins for testing or scamming
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by samtp 3mo ago
thats more of a legal requirement rather than an active advertisement to consumers
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by samtp 3mo ago
I've used Cline for a year now and very happy with it. Fits my workflow really well
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by samtp 3mo ago
I've been really liking the Cline extension in VS Code
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by samtp 3mo ago
You don't think one company being worth half a year of the biggest country in the world's budget is all that much? Hard to know how to where to go from there because I find that quite insane.
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by samtp 3mo ago
> Setting up data centers in orbit Still have yet to hear how data centers in space are actually supposed to be a good thing when cooling them is much harder than on earth because they are in a near vacuum with much less heat dissipation
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by samtp 4mo ago
Go for a walk and take a few deep breaths
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by samtp 4mo ago
Sorry what FM or AM channel was this AI experiment on?
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by samtp 4mo ago
Do you live near a city? Because pretty much every major city has a few. KEXP, WPFW, WUSC, KNHC are all local stations playing interesting non top 40 music that have been operating for decades in places that I have lived. Dublab & The L
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by samtp 4mo ago
Yeah and my entire point is that the quality standard that artificial intelligence developers should be aiming for is not soulless corporate mass market media. Because our world world is already swimming that nonsense. So there's absol
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by samtp 4mo ago
> You should go DJ at one of those independent radio stations I have for years. > and play some rather filthy uncensored songs, and let me know exactly how your programming “didn’t get manipulated”. What on earth are you talking about
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by samtp 4mo ago
Yes.
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by samtp 4mo ago
You are missing the very simple point: there are tons of independent stations the play excellent non top 40 music and have been for years. Just because you don't choose to tune into them doesn't mean they don't exist. And it
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by samtp 4mo ago
Just because a lot of people like big blockbuster movies doesn't mean that's the standard that I hold good film to. Similar to radio. If you're going to use huge amounts of processing power to create something new, it should
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by samtp 4mo ago
If iHeartRadio is your testible standard for radio stations than we have lost as a society.
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by samtp 4mo ago
You should find some better radio stations. There are tons of independent stations the play excellent non top 40 music and have been for years. This is like saying the the movies that people like are manipulated but only focusing on what is
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by samtp 4mo ago
It's pretty clear your definition of politics is a lot more narrow than what almost everyone else is talking about in this thread. And I know that you never said anything about ignoring the externalities, that's what I'm sayi
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by samtp 4mo ago
Once again, I have no idea what you're responding to, but it's not arguments that people are actually making in this thread. It creates a much better discussion if you respond to what people write rather than what you may have hea
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by samtp 4mo ago
there's a whole world of wonderful radio that has been thriving for decades, completely different than Spotify or talk radio. It's unfortunate that you haven't seemed to experience any of it, but I've personally loved ov
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by samtp 4mo ago
The only way that anyone be worried about this slop replacing actual good human run radio is if they don't understand why people like radio & music in the first place. And what hypothesis exactly is the experiment testing? Because
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by samtp 4mo ago
“If you don’t participate in politics you’re evil” is an argument that you completely made up. You don't like to be called selfish for not considering how your actions might affect others, but others are supposed to care about how thei

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