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Sivart13
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Comment #49186622
I guess if we failed to Prevent Nuclear Terror the bunker denizens of the future are gonna need somewhere to hang out.
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Comment #49186610
The solution to most of these problems lies in policy, not in new tech advancements. Maybe if our biggest companies did something other than suck up to science denying wackos, some…
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Comment #49176427
Why would we want to have robot cars that only drive as good as humans can?
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Comment #49103450
no accountability so far
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Comment #49103073
when I retire I'm opening a bar for AI Agents called The Honest Caveat
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Comment #49102548
If anything Claude writes too many comments. Instead of clean code it dumps walls of text describing a given 'if' as a 'user-grained access-gated control-correcting flow-valve'.
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Comment #48850604
you don't need to be an LLM to have LinkedIn brain, but it helps
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Comment #48769628
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Comment #48578355
This is the major part of her argument I didn't understand. As I see it, the "infra as code" transition means going from more ad-hoc changes to less. Predictable, auditable. Using …
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Comment #47926523
This is the key, every AI company makes a big deal about how AGI will be transformative but we're just supposed to take it on faith that this transformation will be good. absolute …
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Comment #47877583
As someone who has seen srcset and picture but never used them in practice, the background was kind of useful. but I can understand people finding it annoying
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Comment #47521295
I don't think they changed much about the ending. There's one scene added that's not in the book, but the outcomes are all the same.
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Comment #47325604
FACO, f around and cash out
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Comment #47189334
Not all tech employers are total weenies who would refuse to hire someone for taking this stance. Most are, but not all.
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Comment #46196351
...so?
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Comment #45348113
> Maybe with 10 gigawatts of compute, AI can figure out how to cure cancer. Something I've never understood: why do AGI perverts think that a superintelligence is any more likely t…
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Comment #44610126
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Comment #44186311
this was supposed to be exactly that
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Comment #42118456
but anyone who gets into a Waymo that smells like dogshit can get out, report it, and wait for the next one. Are you describing a real problem or just one you imagine?
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Comment #41998545
Once you're a big enough company hiring needs to be its own workstream just to keep up with attrition.
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Comment #41504739
The point of organizing a union is to negotiate a contract. One that includes terms that individual workers wouldn't have been able to secure on their own. A union that's recognize…
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Comment #41071149
Why would we be any more likely to implement it, relative to the solutions that humans have already figured out for climate change?
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Comment #40711421
Moreso than just the visual assault from going to a Fandom page, these things have got to have an impact on global battery life. Having a couple Fandom pages open in tabs can drive…
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Comment #40540127
I can speak to Arizona and New York: they both have state taxes but didn't have any existing web portal that could be integrated with Direct File. They were in the pilot because th…
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Comment #40539826
In an effort to keep the scope manageable for the pilot year, the Direct File team chose to have an upper income limit so they would not have to support Form 8959: Additional Medic…