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    Comment #49253651

    Since when was surveillance disconnected from civil rights? Since never.

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    Comment #49250839

    With all due respect I sense that you might be neglecting the big picture. Unjust laws, slopped out illegal orders and an extreme activist court are all in play.

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    Comment #49250277

    Or maybe we're at the point where we'll go to prison because of unjust laws.

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    Comment #49211551

    All part of the misanthropic plan?

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    Comment #49135687

    What exactly are the curmudgeons in this thread getting out of this?

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    Comment #49057409

    This thing has been having a constant crisis in self confidence and refuses to work on goals as a result. It's also been leaving stuff broken and uncommitted, which is a mess. I tr…

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    Comment #48980023

    https://archive.is/xhPus Infuriating

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    Comment #48976136

    So it's reducible to a simple matter of inferiority vs superiority?

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    Comment #48868767

    Concentration of power is and was the problem

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    Comment #48741991

    Photosynthesis once ended the world

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    Comment #48708403

    Refreshingly not llm generated

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    Comment #48703101

    intelligence has always been a threat to the idiocracy

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    Comment #48662971

    Yeah, this model actually seems like it could handle the job now with good prompting.

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    Comment #48662952

    This is completely underrated news imo

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    Comment #48655779

    This might be pretty big. One of my biggest frustrations with smaller models (especially MoE) is their failure to track workflow state at a high level. I'm constantly reminding the…

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    Comment #48654611

    Really sharp perspective. Agentic engineering is software engineering with inertia. We're growing stuff now, not knitting it link by link.

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    Comment #48653900

    thank you, I'll put this PR checklist in my claude.md

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    Comment #48634290

    For concurrency reasons Pijul is an excellent git replacement for agents in my experience.

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    Comment #48618912

    Which is why articles like this are obnoxious

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    Comment #48618737

    Those quadratic forms loop in some nice structure for modeling all kinds of geometric problems with high level control that's hard to articulate so concisely otherwise. Conformal g…

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    Comment #48615134

    I absolutely agree. You might be interested in Paulo Freire who wrote a whole book on something like what you're arguing, "the pedagogy of the oppressed". That said, the crimes of …

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    Comment #48614270

    I've always considered it to be some marriage of convenience moreso than some kind of formal thing. And at any rate arguing over whether there's an explicit cabal or not very badly…

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    Comment #48614265

    You're getting hung up on the idea of a "cabal" being some kind of formal thing that has explicit membership rules. But what we're talking about is simply the collusion of hyper-we…

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    Comment #48609401

    How do we know gpt 5.5 is a bigger model