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webdood90
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Comment #49200661
Run-of-the-mill. Ya know, a normal perpetuator of war profiteering. I mean he's your standard enabler of civilian bombing. Simply an average propagandist. Just a regular guy!
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Comment #49185214
Lazy, regurgitated take. House prices then were also 1/10 of what they are today.
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Comment #48997751
You must really have your head in the sand if you truly believe AI will not soon be very close to, if not better than, humans at writing code.
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Comment #48913109
I would agree. At least previously we could pretend that we were developing a craft in the process.
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Comment #48912027
The system does not reward deep understanding. It's too slow. An analogy that I think helps describe how I feel about it all: AI is like having cheat codes in a video game. You don…
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Comment #48601922
> I did not live through that era Then you probably don't fully understand where he's coming from, do you?
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Comment #48601385
So true - same for me. Maybe because I'm older now? Not sure.
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Comment #48601009
I think this translates to a few different mediums. I'm thinking about modern matchmaking in video games today. I used to play a game called SOCOM II back on the PS2 and it was all…
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Comment #48575755
The root of all our evils, right here. We only want the fastest cheapest thing possible, without thinking about how it impacts literally everything else about our world.
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Comment #48559388
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Comment #48559165
You can have a fulfilling and rewarding career in tech without working for a monster. The mental gymnastics people do to justify their decisions are hilarious. Just admit you have …
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Comment #48559075
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Comment #48497692
This, but take a bike ride or a bus instead of driving.
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Comment #48370049
Why would you accept this? Who does this serve? I want to believe the world is full of good people but I read stuff like this and realize otherwise.
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Comment #48283991
It's okay to do things that don't maximize your return. Everybody is so obsessed with squeezing out the maximum amount of money from everything, it's exhausting.
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Comment #48185195
Who are you protecting here? You realize a very small subset of the population can afford a million dollar home, let alone a five million dollar home? The majority of the city does…
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Comment #48053330
Fair!
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Comment #48042237
Why do people stan for billionaires? I don't get it - what motivates you to say this stuff? Most of what you said is greatly exaggerated or simply not true. It's like you cherry pi…
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Comment #48041810
> Increasing the tax to just inflate a bureaucracy helps nobody Bureaucracy = jobs, at least. I'd rather that than having it concentrated at the top.
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Comment #47533855
Crazy how many people have their heads in the sand. I'm glad you could think of a couple examples where AI might not replace humans. It's almost an entirely useless point to make. …
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Comment #47509606
> These people are absolutely lost, with administration totally sold on the idea that "AI is the future" ... Doesn't sound that different from my tech job
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Comment #47446190
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Comment #47417559
> The single biggest potential productivity gain though I think is being able to do something else while the agent is coding, like you can go review a PR and then when you come bac…
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Comment #47095525
Oh, the irony.
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Comment #47066355
I've shifted my mindset to abandon this idea that humanity will survive forever, or that we should strive to live as long as we can. Intelligence is a scarcity and it cannot overco…