> To move the goalpost of what is acceptable
Not just that. They’re gish galloping the courts and the news.
So many things, some dumb, some dangerous, some contradictory.
The goal is to make it impossible to o keep track of what’s going on.
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Not just that. They’re gish galloping the courts and the news.
So many things, some dumb, some dangerous, some contradictory.
The goal is to make it impossible to o keep track of what’s going on.
Remember when he said self driving is coming next year… every year… since 2017
I run dnd games and my players like having printed maps and props, so I use it more than once a year, but I’ll never buy inkjet again.
I wish it was easier to learn about media literacy
But it says that in such a roundabout way that non technical people use it as an argument for MBAs to dictate technical decisions in the name of moving fast and breaking things.
At which point, you the major benefit statistical models like of LLMs…
A lot of performance is lost if you fix the sampling step like that as well.
That’s why nobody does it…
It’s kind of sad.
You could’ve fooled me.
Vision+language multimodal models seem to solve some of the hard problems.
“Slush fund” “crooks” “cookie jar” “parasites”
But not a single meaningful point brought up or data pointed towards.
It’s a nice easy way to feel like something makes sense without thinking about it.
What are you doing just spouting rhetoric at people who, you know, don’t agree?
> reducing military spending
This needs to happen. It dwarfs non military spending.
But that’ll never happen in the US.
… also I was looking at your comments, your rate of Elon glaze per min is really impressive.
What a weird way to say that. He “gave” us spacex or Tesla.
Why doesn’t congress do its job and write laws that do things?
If Tesla crashed, so would Elon’s power.
Yet only one side is literally dismantling the country, department by department, and selling off chunks to the richest man in the world.
The richest man in the world, who keeps appearing next to the president in interviews besides not being elected by anyone for anything.
Cultivate in-group bias so that any dissenting opinion are from people not in the know or who can’t be trusted.
Works every time.
> Why is the 2nd amendment sacrosanct even to politicians who get the dangerous end pointed at them?
Sounds like a zinger, but isn’t really.
Personally, I find that waiting for the code to generate, then reviewing the code carefully, then deciding if I need to rewrite it to be more painful, more error prone, and much slower than writing the code correctly.
Especially since this AI junior never learn from it’s mistakes.
I think it speaks to different approaches to how individuals write code.
> How great is it gonna be in a year or two?
I would bet that it’s about the same (not great code, generally), but the tools fail to generate responses less often and likely would have more context.
Hopefully they become fast enough to run offline or at least feel more instantaneous.
Yeah but the official purpose of H1B is for companies like to hire highly skilled workers which they can’t find in the US.
Not to hire the cheapest indentured junior devs.
I was working for my university’s assistant dean.
He was using school funds to have us make an Iranian real estate app. Pulled together a team of 5 students working 4 hours a day.
It was all sorts of weird and he was nuts.
One day at standup my laptop speakers weren’t working, so I asked them to wait for me to reboot.
When I got back he said “your computer problems are wasting our time” to which I responded “these hour standups are wasting our time.” He then said “okay, we no longer need your services and I was fired on the spot”