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3mo ago
Actually it's probably more 99.99% likely due to the family you're born in. > What's so unfair about this, exactly? We don't roll the same dices at birth.
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Found it https://www.theguardian.com/news/2022/sep/04/super-rich-prep... > Finally, the CEO of a brokerage house explained that he had nearly completed building his own underground bunker system, and
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3mo ago
Can't find the article mentioning it but apparently it's an open problem they're thinking about. But yeah if society collapses these billionaire nerds are the first to go. Quietly, in their bunkers, while the team leader of t
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3mo ago
Most books, guidance and wisdom about startups appeared during a ZIRP era. How relevant all of this remains today?
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4mo ago
> If I wanted an LLM's opinion, I would forego HN entirely and just use ChatGPT. We used to say "My google search is not your google search". I think we can say that OP's prompt is not your prompt.
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4mo ago
Is meritocracy a dream for a society? The danger of a meritocracy is in the word. What do you merit? Your job? Fair enough. More rights? Certainly not. I'm afraid it's easy for some to start viewing others as lesser because they d
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5mo ago
The IQ of the smartest human, the perfect memory storing and recollection of computers, the fact that it never tires. I don't know if it's AGI but it's already something greater than us.
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5mo ago
Maybe you'll dismiss it as another poetic waxing but what I understand they're saying is that capitalism hasn't yet captured all the inefficiencies of the human experience.
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5mo ago
You're more likely to die each year that passes. If you subscribe to an insurance in your 20s it'll cost you less per month than if you start it in your 60s.
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6mo ago
It's gold only if it comes from the Dore région of France. Otherwise it's just sparkling metal.
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6mo ago
You'll notice it's about how it makes the poster feel. Complaints against the right are usually about their actions, the terrible consequences and how they hurt people. Complaints against the left are often how it makes the compla
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6mo ago
Trump supporters and voters will have to live with the fact that they enabled this for the rest of their life. I do not envy them. Especially those that will snap out of it at some point.
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6mo ago
They've been vibe-driving businesses long before we've started vibe-coding software.
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6mo ago
You can't discuss any longer with someone who believes that. You're in "the sky is green" territory.
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6mo ago
git add -p
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7mo ago
Sometimes the divide feels like it's between people who vote based on what people say and people who vote based on the actions and track records of the candidates.
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7mo ago
Because it's easy when you don't let facts block you. Spread lie number 1 on Monday morning, lie number 2 in the afternoon, lie number 3 the next day, and do that for years and decades. Whenever someone spends the time, and it tak
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"TBPN" and the Rise of the Tech-Friendly Talk Show
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7mo ago
First link > The wife of a Conservative councillor has been jailed for 31 months after calling for hotels housing asylum seekers to be set on fire. Saying she was put in jail for social media posts is like saying a murderer was jailed fo
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7mo ago
Sign in with LINE and not a single American logo on the log in page? Also what about AI? Can't solve that with a sub billion euros of investment.
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7mo ago
> Also, why do you assume that such product would need to be used worldwide all of a sudden Because I'm talking about not running on any American services. Which Americans can do and do all the time. I don't see how we can reac
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What about non EU users? Americans don't second guess themselves when they slap google/apple/meta sign in only. They know everyone in the world will never pause when they see their logo on the buttons. To reach this scale of
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7mo ago
In conclusion from the `What you realistically can't avoid` section is that running entirely on non american services will never happen. Unless some entity pours hundreds of billions (trillions?) of euros into solving this over multipl
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7mo ago
We should each ask ourselves such questions and review our view on them from time to time during our life because they're important, but mostly by doing our own research and self study. But asking point-blank strangers such a vague que
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This question cannot be asked in good faith on a user board. It requires an 800 pages book on politics, history, philosophy, economics to be properly answerered and it would barely scratch the surface. You might as well ask similar question
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7mo ago
It's also trivially true that an AI has at least once been able to write a working hello world. When someone claims that AI can't generate working code I assume that it means consistently generating working code. We're talkin
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7mo ago
10 days ago someone was making this claim about copilot on legacy code: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46932609 > Github Copilot has been great in getting that code coverage up marginally but ass otherwise.
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7mo ago
I spend between 1 and 2h a day on hn and I barely know what openclaw is. I've seen it mentioned once or twice and checked their website but that's all. If one lets AI FOMO since the release of chatgpt drive them they'd be glu
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7mo ago
I'm curious to know what kind of editing you do that you need this so much?
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7mo ago
I'm saying this to help you. Whether you give it a shot makes no difference to me. This topic is being discussed endlessly everyday on all major platforms and for the past year or so the consensus is strongly against using copilot. If
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