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throwmeaway222

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    Comment #45621107

    I read the article yesterday and said the same thing.

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    Comment #45620475

    I don't really think people understand there are all sorts of non-chatgpt users that pay OpenAI thousands of dollars PER DAY - (>100k customers like this). They're not going to pub…

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    Comment #45619336

    > All US citizens participate in a free market, as long as foreign labor is cheaper then American businesses have no incentive to participate in the economy. You just said it right…

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    Comment #45619049

    2000 - Yikes, why is everything all of a sudden made in China!? 2010 - I guess we don't have any options, there isn't a single one made in the USA, I guess we're doing this - let's…

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    Comment #45618346

    Damn too early.

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    Comment #45614333

    I feel like this is massively false. Our company gives everyone cursor. Every single person is submitting a PR daily that has 5-10 files and hundreds of lines changed. We're implem…

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    Comment #45614300

    If you use Python a bit, Alembic is a nice one - it's simple and Python is available nearly everywhere. Alternatively if Liquibase is FSL it will technically be Apache in 2 years I…

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    Comment #45601753

    Fascism and authoritarianism are often mischaracterized as strictly left- or right-wing ideologies, but both extremes can manifest in ways reminiscent of Orwell’s 1984. The core of…

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    Comment #45597721

    I reran the numbers and it did come in at 59.5%

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    Comment #45585163

    Technically they are the same price they were 5 years ago if you account for inflation (25% over those 5 years). It's just that our wages have not kept up (we don't see 40k -> 50k …

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    Comment #45584721

    I think he's making fun of historians that have really dumb reasons for declaring human culture is one way or another because of event X but it doesn't pass a sniff test. In this e…

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    Comment #45584618

    I think there is a non-zero chance they had no idea about this guy until OpenAI employees uncovered this, reported it, and additional cell phone data backed up the entire thing.

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    Comment #45583009

    I'm too lazy/busy right now to get you effective links (debugging a database migration right now) but Google AI said this: Reported effects of CECOT on crime Reduction in crime rat…

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    Comment #45582060

    You're thinking on an individual level. What happens at a societal level. Crime goes down! Also, an accident is if a party had fireworks and the fire got out of control. Arson is d…

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    Comment #45582034

    most of this research is fake you know. For example this was going around for a long time: https://www.brennancenter.org/our-work/analysis-opinion/debu... Then this happened in 202…

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    Comment #45581075

    I mean everyone sees this stuff differently. In my opinion everyone is allowed to carry a gun (above 18, not crazy, etc..). If you take a loaded gun and aim it at someones head and…

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    Comment #45571329

    [flagged]

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    Comment #45570205

    The AI bubble isn't going to burst. The current market is simply shifting all the monies from old tech to new tech. And there is a LOT of money to move.

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    Comment #45569086

    I think the most surprising thing about it, at least in the US - is that mobile bandwidth is THE most expensive. I imagine that's inverted or opposite elsewhere

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    Comment #45568923

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    Comment #45568899

    everyone seems mad these days