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ok2938

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    Comment #28078783

    I am no one. I have greatest respect for all Turing award winners. But one thing I am wary is that LeCun - while special and excellent - is just as many others, working at a place …

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    Comment #28062970

    I see capitalism as a good system in the sense that it does not require any belief in anything - that's certainly a plus. What is bad is that I capital can just work and earn money…

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    Comment #28062875

    Yes, that's fine - I'm doing that. My goal is simple: try not to make things worse.

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    Comment #28062819

    Let me ask you, why aren't more workers "happy capitalists" and praise this way of living? Why aren't the warehouse workers more happy? Or the people soon displaced by computers an…

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    Comment #28062719

    Yes, true - many societies are using this configuration for hundreds of years. My issue is not based on morality, but on the fact that we as humans are capable of reflecting on our…

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    Comment #28062316

    My problem is, I'm kind of anti-capitalist, to make it short. Labor and capital and not just production factors, but they constitute a power relationship (and often a quite asymmet…

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    Comment #28059890

    We ended up here, because a) the promise of easy to use structured data - that is inherent in data processing systems - has not been fulfilled: you have to scrape HTML to reconstru…

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    Comment #28059639

    I smiled when I heard a hedge fund was using a "data engineering" solution that many today would consider outdated - I guess I'd invest with them.

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    Comment #28012493

    I do not envy you.

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    Comment #28012439

    I stopped buying from Amazon a couple of years ago - not that I was a frequent shopper before that. I feel it is the same capitalistic dilemma all over again: exploit technology an…

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    Comment #27957979

    Germany has free schools, universities, low cost good child care, a relatively good health infrastructure, and more. Some regions do not even need debt any more to finance all this…

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    Comment #27945413

    Source of happiness: Being able to just say no to any job since I could live quite well without one until 2040.

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    Comment #27895104

    Whitey on the moon [1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otwkXZ0SmTs

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    Comment #27887682

    Surprised that vim clocks in at only 6%.

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    Comment #27784615

    One thing to keep in mind: With every request-response cycle for the probably upcoming paid service, you are feeding constant data points to a commercial entity. Basically your typ…

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    Comment #27737536

    I'm all for moving forward, but Copilot just seems to be a bad idea, amplified. What I want is careful, thoughtful, knowledgeable people, who have learned and honed their skills ov…

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    Comment #27737500

    I have to yet have people tell their most pressing need is auto-scaling. It's not, it's a straw man - and true, if you are Google or Facebook - but 90% of companies won't need that…

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    Comment #27736073

    There are at least two aspects of cloud: 1. The developer experience. This is crucial, developers want programmable things, everywhere. You can reap the benefits of automation. 2. …

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    Comment #27705861

    Funny that you are being played most, when you think you are in control.

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    Comment #27700817

    Yes, the wrongness is partly associated with the direction these things come from. OpenAI leadership knows that there is just sooo much value to capture in more automation, even if…

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    Comment #27682158

    That's why this copilot won't fly. The junior programmer will not be able to spot subtle errors but will kind-of feel "productive" by some random pastes from a giant brain, which c…