lol no. This is just a sort of learned helplessness that is endemic in the industry. A way to protect your ego: nobody could have avoided shipping that critical bug to production, so it's not your incompetence that led…
> It was contemplating its own legal action shortly before Apple blindsided it with the trade secrets lawsuit. Bizarre reporting. Reads like they're relaying an OpenAI PR agent's email verbatim without saying that they…
I would argue that shunning racism is productive for the commons. Instead it is the person calling it out who is being shunned. Wonderful. The claim being made is so obviously, categorically incorrect that it falls…
What exactly is a productive response to blatant racism other than calling it out? What constructive discussion does a variant of "all Asian people look the same" engender?
What an unbelievably ignorant worldview that is not even 1% reflective of reality.
> It looks like they have maybe a little over 1-2k users, speedrun.com has millions of registered runners and many more unregistered spectators. But yes, it is just a glorified UI over google sheets. Speedrun…
This isn't actually legal, is it? My understanding is that SRC has no claim to ownership of any of the data they received that was already licensed under Creative Commons, and cannot retroactively revoke the license?
Why does it make you sad? Twitter as a concept is a technically superior platform to keep up with news about interesting things you like. Short-form, multimedia integrated, your own curated timeline. It is literally the…
You cannot possibly compare embedded/single-purpose systems to a general-purpose OS that is expected to run arbitrary user-written software performantly on thousands of different hardware combinations.
That is indeed a perfect description of your comment.
> But I think people are over it and will value authenticity these days enough that it's a false economy. Just tell people the truth. We have seen abundantly clearly that telling the truth is the worst thing you can do…
I'm in. I would like to predicate the entire US economy on your business model.
> You need to consider what is actually the “citizenry” of a society. In your example it sounds like the nobles are the citizens and the peasants are non-citizens. Using the term “noble” and “peasant” confused the…
> We’re talking about a basic human sociological reality that is modeled incorrectly by liberalism. It is not "modeled incorrectly", literally the entire fucking point is that liberals know this and are attempting to…
> I thought that hash tables were something that were basically impossible to make in C, Why would you believe this in the first place?
From the makers of "too dangerous for humanity" and "this is totally AGI, you guys", we bring you... Dots. Deeply unserious company in a deeply unserious economy.
> we are also changing how we calculate the usage for it. In effect, if you do the math, it will net out at half the dollar in API spend compared to the old Pro $200 plan. So, so tired of living in this world full of…
LLMs are faster until the technical debt comes due, at which point all supposed productivity gains evaporate and you're now 10x slower than doing anything by hand. They have a use if the debt never comes due, eg. for…
> but the self-lobotomizing AI doomerism/rejection is turning otherwise intelligent people into a horde of anti-AI lemmings that are afraid to apply the critical thinking Yeah, yeah, can you shut the fuck up? I work in…
Absolute slopshit "explainers" are not real use, no.
If you have the rights to sell them, yes.
> Because the market keeps demonstrating that these technically simpler but vague requirement tasks have a lot more value than something like game dev, at least monetarily. Game industry generates hundreds of billions…
If that's your idea of "real use", you're really reinforcing their point.
Where is the contradiction? There is a trivial solution that does not impinge on our freedoms, so why on Earth would the existence of the trivial solution that could be used to avoid the tyrannical solution justify…
What kind of society are you building when you say everyone should be suing everyone at all times? Moreover, do you live in the same reality as the rest of us, or do you come from an alternate timeline where courts…
lol no. This is just a sort of learned helplessness that is endemic in the industry. A way to protect your ego: nobody could have avoided shipping that critical bug to production, so it's not your incompetence that led…
> It was contemplating its own legal action shortly before Apple blindsided it with the trade secrets lawsuit. Bizarre reporting. Reads like they're relaying an OpenAI PR agent's email verbatim without saying that they…
I would argue that shunning racism is productive for the commons. Instead it is the person calling it out who is being shunned. Wonderful. The claim being made is so obviously, categorically incorrect that it falls…
What exactly is a productive response to blatant racism other than calling it out? What constructive discussion does a variant of "all Asian people look the same" engender?
What an unbelievably ignorant worldview that is not even 1% reflective of reality.
> It looks like they have maybe a little over 1-2k users, speedrun.com has millions of registered runners and many more unregistered spectators. But yes, it is just a glorified UI over google sheets. Speedrun…
This isn't actually legal, is it? My understanding is that SRC has no claim to ownership of any of the data they received that was already licensed under Creative Commons, and cannot retroactively revoke the license?
Why does it make you sad? Twitter as a concept is a technically superior platform to keep up with news about interesting things you like. Short-form, multimedia integrated, your own curated timeline. It is literally the…
You cannot possibly compare embedded/single-purpose systems to a general-purpose OS that is expected to run arbitrary user-written software performantly on thousands of different hardware combinations.
That is indeed a perfect description of your comment.
> But I think people are over it and will value authenticity these days enough that it's a false economy. Just tell people the truth. We have seen abundantly clearly that telling the truth is the worst thing you can do…
I'm in. I would like to predicate the entire US economy on your business model.
> You need to consider what is actually the “citizenry” of a society. In your example it sounds like the nobles are the citizens and the peasants are non-citizens. Using the term “noble” and “peasant” confused the…
> We’re talking about a basic human sociological reality that is modeled incorrectly by liberalism. It is not "modeled incorrectly", literally the entire fucking point is that liberals know this and are attempting to…
> I thought that hash tables were something that were basically impossible to make in C, Why would you believe this in the first place?
From the makers of "too dangerous for humanity" and "this is totally AGI, you guys", we bring you... Dots. Deeply unserious company in a deeply unserious economy.
> we are also changing how we calculate the usage for it. In effect, if you do the math, it will net out at half the dollar in API spend compared to the old Pro $200 plan. So, so tired of living in this world full of…
LLMs are faster until the technical debt comes due, at which point all supposed productivity gains evaporate and you're now 10x slower than doing anything by hand. They have a use if the debt never comes due, eg. for…
> but the self-lobotomizing AI doomerism/rejection is turning otherwise intelligent people into a horde of anti-AI lemmings that are afraid to apply the critical thinking Yeah, yeah, can you shut the fuck up? I work in…
Absolute slopshit "explainers" are not real use, no.
If you have the rights to sell them, yes.
> Because the market keeps demonstrating that these technically simpler but vague requirement tasks have a lot more value than something like game dev, at least monetarily. Game industry generates hundreds of billions…
If that's your idea of "real use", you're really reinforcing their point.
Where is the contradiction? There is a trivial solution that does not impinge on our freedoms, so why on Earth would the existence of the trivial solution that could be used to avoid the tyrannical solution justify…
What kind of society are you building when you say everyone should be suing everyone at all times? Moreover, do you live in the same reality as the rest of us, or do you come from an alternate timeline where courts…