I promise that I'm not missing your point. > "labor shortages" This is a misnomer is _my_ point. A labor shortage has a trivial solution, "pay more". It's intentionally framed as "labor shortage" by capital who would…
1) It benefits an extremely tiny slice of American entrepreneurs by allowing them to operate directly against the best interests of the broader American labor force? 2) This posits that there must be a large pool of…
I'd posit that less than a half a percentage of users have used the page up/down keys in the last year.
> If I ran the H1B program it would be an unrestricted work permit with an automatic pathway to a GC after 5 years. Don’t get convicted of a felony and here you go. Why would this policy be beneficial to Americans?
Is there a job you wouldn't do for potentially infinite dollars? Can you assert that to be true for hundreds of millions of Americans?
> Frankly I don't care if I'm fairly displaced. That's meritocracy at work. Right, The concept of a "meritocracy" only works if everyone is agreeing to the core tenets. If any group starts expressing in-group bias, then…
Isn't this practically every TOS though? Nearly every TOS I've ever read has a "We can ban you for any reason, or no reason, are under no obligation to disclose any reason." line somewhere in it. HN's for example > We…
> the government can ask. the government can ask .... who? If the claimed text is genuine, then the government is responsible for submitting the text to ...? all frontier labs? surely not every model within a lab is…
> "Check that the software works as intended" is not going to cut it, as AI are very, very good at obeying the letter but not the spirit of the ask. Surely you don't think that he literally meant to use those seven…
> Yep. And that's good! That's freedom of choice. Is it? Was it actually her choice? Or was she propagandized into being a fully-available consumer? Was she fed a steady diet of anti-natalist/anti-family formation and…
> Gradual population decline empowers lower-income workers. Remember this line the next time immigration/H1b debates heat up. The same mathematics are at play.
> learn multiplication tables I think sibling comments are taking issue with `learn multiplication tables` versus `memorize multiplication tables`. I find no value in the latter in kids but incredible value in the…
> students required more time studying, had worse exam scores and ordered more unnecessary tests compared to traditionally taught students. While I didn't do any additional looking into it -- this is often my biggest…
> and the banks demand a bailout. Which will certainly be granted and thus Better Days *WILL* Come, at least in the localized "I'm taking practically no risk" sense.
Private torrent trackers have been doing this for a while. If some number of your downstreams act like shitheads - you get nipped and so do your other downstreams.
> You wouldn't trust an engineer a bridge that an engineer vibe-engineered would you? If it was as easy to stress test/battery test/materials test/etc a bridge as it is to test code - then yes. I'd trust an engineer who…
... just force the data into a structured format, then use "hard code" on the structure. "Generate the following JSON formatted object array representing the interruptions in my daily traffic. If no results, emit [].…
I suspect this is going to be an iteration of the Simpsons meme soon, but... Black Mirror did it first https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_the_DJ
> to my Boomer uncle it's incoherent, if not an outright attack. These are separate things. If he's interpreting it as an outright attack, he _is_ hearing it correctly. But incoherence would imply he's _not_ hearing the…
Of course you can ask an LLM if the content is AI-generated. It's easily at least 50% accurate too.
> take any meaningful action to implement UBI I hear this all the time, but to what end? If the input costs to produce most things ends up driving towards zero, then why would there be a need for UBI? Wouldn't UBI _be_…
We had a "smart person only internet". Then it became financially prudent to make it an "everyone internet", then we had the dot com boom, Apple, Google, etc bloom from that. We _still_ have a "smart person only…
I think the comment was showing that the project takes 9 weeks either way, but coming to that determination was much more confident and convincing with a functional demo versus a hand-wavy figma + guesstimate.
What's the minimum quantity of money a server can be paid after a 1 hour shift? If it's the same in both cases, that's his point.
Isn't that a bit of a truism? A _past_ calorie restriction is associated with a _current_ calorie surplus. Obviously if the calorie restriction were being continued, one wouldn't be developing obesity.
I promise that I'm not missing your point. > "labor shortages" This is a misnomer is _my_ point. A labor shortage has a trivial solution, "pay more". It's intentionally framed as "labor shortage" by capital who would…
1) It benefits an extremely tiny slice of American entrepreneurs by allowing them to operate directly against the best interests of the broader American labor force? 2) This posits that there must be a large pool of…
I'd posit that less than a half a percentage of users have used the page up/down keys in the last year.
> If I ran the H1B program it would be an unrestricted work permit with an automatic pathway to a GC after 5 years. Don’t get convicted of a felony and here you go. Why would this policy be beneficial to Americans?
Is there a job you wouldn't do for potentially infinite dollars? Can you assert that to be true for hundreds of millions of Americans?
> Frankly I don't care if I'm fairly displaced. That's meritocracy at work. Right, The concept of a "meritocracy" only works if everyone is agreeing to the core tenets. If any group starts expressing in-group bias, then…
Isn't this practically every TOS though? Nearly every TOS I've ever read has a "We can ban you for any reason, or no reason, are under no obligation to disclose any reason." line somewhere in it. HN's for example > We…
> the government can ask. the government can ask .... who? If the claimed text is genuine, then the government is responsible for submitting the text to ...? all frontier labs? surely not every model within a lab is…
> "Check that the software works as intended" is not going to cut it, as AI are very, very good at obeying the letter but not the spirit of the ask. Surely you don't think that he literally meant to use those seven…
> Yep. And that's good! That's freedom of choice. Is it? Was it actually her choice? Or was she propagandized into being a fully-available consumer? Was she fed a steady diet of anti-natalist/anti-family formation and…
> Gradual population decline empowers lower-income workers. Remember this line the next time immigration/H1b debates heat up. The same mathematics are at play.
> learn multiplication tables I think sibling comments are taking issue with `learn multiplication tables` versus `memorize multiplication tables`. I find no value in the latter in kids but incredible value in the…
> students required more time studying, had worse exam scores and ordered more unnecessary tests compared to traditionally taught students. While I didn't do any additional looking into it -- this is often my biggest…
> and the banks demand a bailout. Which will certainly be granted and thus Better Days *WILL* Come, at least in the localized "I'm taking practically no risk" sense.
Private torrent trackers have been doing this for a while. If some number of your downstreams act like shitheads - you get nipped and so do your other downstreams.
> You wouldn't trust an engineer a bridge that an engineer vibe-engineered would you? If it was as easy to stress test/battery test/materials test/etc a bridge as it is to test code - then yes. I'd trust an engineer who…
... just force the data into a structured format, then use "hard code" on the structure. "Generate the following JSON formatted object array representing the interruptions in my daily traffic. If no results, emit [].…
I suspect this is going to be an iteration of the Simpsons meme soon, but... Black Mirror did it first https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hang_the_DJ
> to my Boomer uncle it's incoherent, if not an outright attack. These are separate things. If he's interpreting it as an outright attack, he _is_ hearing it correctly. But incoherence would imply he's _not_ hearing the…
Of course you can ask an LLM if the content is AI-generated. It's easily at least 50% accurate too.
> take any meaningful action to implement UBI I hear this all the time, but to what end? If the input costs to produce most things ends up driving towards zero, then why would there be a need for UBI? Wouldn't UBI _be_…
We had a "smart person only internet". Then it became financially prudent to make it an "everyone internet", then we had the dot com boom, Apple, Google, etc bloom from that. We _still_ have a "smart person only…
I think the comment was showing that the project takes 9 weeks either way, but coming to that determination was much more confident and convincing with a functional demo versus a hand-wavy figma + guesstimate.
What's the minimum quantity of money a server can be paid after a 1 hour shift? If it's the same in both cases, that's his point.
Isn't that a bit of a truism? A _past_ calorie restriction is associated with a _current_ calorie surplus. Obviously if the calorie restriction were being continued, one wouldn't be developing obesity.