throwaway5371

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by throwaway5371 2y ago
i have moved to this camp as well, and i don't mean in the "we don't understand it so we call it magic", i mean it seems more and more like actual magic. people are talking about timing attacks on state updates in the un
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by throwaway5371 2y ago
you can say the same about the widget, as the website embedding the widget has access to the document's keydown
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
aren't llm's used right now to rewrite all the cobol?
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
https://youtu.be/7W33HRc1A6c
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
not really it turns out you need half the people to do the same job
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
pretty much with most groups, from the cdc to ftc to fifa :)
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
of course they are, its a choice do you let the state do that or the family
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
it is education standard if you are on the right side of it, sometimes you see it as the formation of the new soviet man if you are not https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Soviet_man
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
home schooling is practically illegal in most of western europe and school is taking more and more of the child's life
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
ohh, how would the EU survive, the omnipotent, omnipresent and omniscient US tech that has improved our lives beyond recognition, and we are eternally grateful to the tech gods.
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
where are they gonna go when few allow wfh?
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
my advice is dont stress, whatever you do, some people will not like it for some reason people think what we have now is good, and they say "dont reinvent the wheel" but there is no wheel, what we have is just garbage, 50 years an
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
it solves static traffic, which in many cities will solve traffic
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
i just try to write code that can be deleted later the sooner the better
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
thats a weird flex
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by throwaway5371 3y ago
it will be the end of all non AI UI and by that I mean pixels drawn by AI jit
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
how far is this from the following prompt: you are god human that has read and understood all scientific papers from all disciplines in the last 500 years, you know the limitations of mankind's current technologies, tell me what we can
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
yes
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
tornado warnings are paid by taxes
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
then pay? why should people write stuff so you can read them for free?
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
it feels weird, like watching dreams that are almost consistent but something is always a bit off, makes you question your sanity i personally started having different dreams after using gpt and stable diffusion for few weeks i suspect this
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
most people are pathetically bad at their jobs, the sooner you realise that the better sometimes thats you, so you should always reflect and improve
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
isnt that good? fuchsia success means death of linux, similar to how chrome success meant death of firefox (purely because of funding and power)
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
most marketing copy is now written by mediocre humans who are much worse than mediocre ai
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
is twitter going to be profitable if it can run with 10% of the workforce?
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
this is absolutely amazing i love it
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
or, you know, pay for the great software you use?
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
also has astonishing influence to get invited to a job interview i had a friend who changed their name in their CV and got 90% success rate, and was close to 10% before
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
so it will just be 20 mil a year with 3 jr devs sounds ok?
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by throwaway5371 4y ago
all of Tanenbaum's books, especially Structured Computer Organization

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