likely both
I have the same thought on all these "I don't use AI" posts: I would like to not use an LLM too, but I'd soon be out of a job if I didn't. It's an exhausting place to be and I wish I were closer to retirement.
They're all just vibecoded, so whenever you need one just spend an hour doing it yourself I guess
so like every video game ever created? at what point do people decide it matters? just because it aligns with personal feelings about ai use?
"We surveyed 319 knowledge workers who use GenAI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot) at work at least once per week, to model how they enact critical thinking when using GenAI tools, and how GenAI affects their perceived…
you're absolutely right
but then you have states coming back around to place minimum wage on gig workers too, so the whole "we're laying them off so you can pay gig workers less" ends up completely pointless so now you have delivery services…
Just decades of statistics and a good number of quotes from numerous politicians that validate the efforts. Like this reported from John Ehrlichman, White House legal counsel under Nixon: “You want to know what this was…
That's the problem, none of the legislation says "black people can't be allowed to vote" but we know based on statistics that things like voter ID disproportionately harm people in lower income brackets, which are…
A lot of the gains are in things like consumer electronics though? food, healthcare, education, housing and transportation are more expensive relative to median income gains. So what measure of "prosperity" are you…
Great, both are generally terrible. Nothing like ordering a pizza and having it sit in someone's car for an hour with a driver who has no attachment to the restaurant, who could not care less about what you think. At…
Yeah instacart isn't limited to specific stores, you can even order from multiple stores and group them
The food theory doesn't align with the fact that it declined from 2000 - 2022... “The data showed that the age-adjusted incidence rate fell from 55.2 per 100,000 in 2000 to 36.7 in 2022, then rose to 38.3 in 2023. This…
Sure but keep in mind that most of these people pay taxes into a system that they don't actually benefit from (social security for one), so by doing so you're actually causing more economic damage than you think you're…
We don't actually live in a representative democracy, we live in a constitutional republic — with things like caps on representatives, the electoral college and gerrymandering, your vote is likely worth a lot less than…
The prosperity is NOT evenly distributed, or even distrusted in a shape that follows historical precedent though until you start looking at the gilded age, which was quite problematic! mid 20th century America had a…
this is a very weird perspective that you haven't done even cursory math on, if we're talking a million millionaires... that's a million houses, two million cars, a million tuitions... has elon musk made it possible for…
this is such a tired argument, we'd probably be better off splitting musk into a million millionaires than having it all bottlenecked into one person
cute little mascots
The only consistent feature that has allowed people to work less and see more of the benefit of productivity is organized labor, and it's not even close.
Nope, I would strongly disagree — kids don't roam anymore and screens fill the time at home, but the social fabric of the US has been collapsing long before smartphones and arguably even the popularity of the internet.…
they weren't operating heavy machinery or flying in a tube no one can leave or has any control over, that's for sure
Unfortunately "Sorry I'm an hour late, I had to sit at the side of the road until my kid stopped crying" isn't going to fly at work pretty much anywhere.
Yeah and where do you think the stereotype of a child crying the entire flight came from.
Because he doesn't even try to pretend he's not an oligarch, he's directly responsible for putting JD Vance in the Whitehouse for example, and is likely more successful than Musk at pulling the strings in an attempt to…
likely both
I have the same thought on all these "I don't use AI" posts: I would like to not use an LLM too, but I'd soon be out of a job if I didn't. It's an exhausting place to be and I wish I were closer to retirement.
They're all just vibecoded, so whenever you need one just spend an hour doing it yourself I guess
so like every video game ever created? at what point do people decide it matters? just because it aligns with personal feelings about ai use?
"We surveyed 319 knowledge workers who use GenAI tools (e.g., ChatGPT, Copilot) at work at least once per week, to model how they enact critical thinking when using GenAI tools, and how GenAI affects their perceived…
you're absolutely right
but then you have states coming back around to place minimum wage on gig workers too, so the whole "we're laying them off so you can pay gig workers less" ends up completely pointless so now you have delivery services…
Just decades of statistics and a good number of quotes from numerous politicians that validate the efforts. Like this reported from John Ehrlichman, White House legal counsel under Nixon: “You want to know what this was…
That's the problem, none of the legislation says "black people can't be allowed to vote" but we know based on statistics that things like voter ID disproportionately harm people in lower income brackets, which are…
A lot of the gains are in things like consumer electronics though? food, healthcare, education, housing and transportation are more expensive relative to median income gains. So what measure of "prosperity" are you…
Great, both are generally terrible. Nothing like ordering a pizza and having it sit in someone's car for an hour with a driver who has no attachment to the restaurant, who could not care less about what you think. At…
Yeah instacart isn't limited to specific stores, you can even order from multiple stores and group them
The food theory doesn't align with the fact that it declined from 2000 - 2022... “The data showed that the age-adjusted incidence rate fell from 55.2 per 100,000 in 2000 to 36.7 in 2022, then rose to 38.3 in 2023. This…
Sure but keep in mind that most of these people pay taxes into a system that they don't actually benefit from (social security for one), so by doing so you're actually causing more economic damage than you think you're…
We don't actually live in a representative democracy, we live in a constitutional republic — with things like caps on representatives, the electoral college and gerrymandering, your vote is likely worth a lot less than…
The prosperity is NOT evenly distributed, or even distrusted in a shape that follows historical precedent though until you start looking at the gilded age, which was quite problematic! mid 20th century America had a…
this is a very weird perspective that you haven't done even cursory math on, if we're talking a million millionaires... that's a million houses, two million cars, a million tuitions... has elon musk made it possible for…
this is such a tired argument, we'd probably be better off splitting musk into a million millionaires than having it all bottlenecked into one person
cute little mascots
The only consistent feature that has allowed people to work less and see more of the benefit of productivity is organized labor, and it's not even close.
Nope, I would strongly disagree — kids don't roam anymore and screens fill the time at home, but the social fabric of the US has been collapsing long before smartphones and arguably even the popularity of the internet.…
they weren't operating heavy machinery or flying in a tube no one can leave or has any control over, that's for sure
Unfortunately "Sorry I'm an hour late, I had to sit at the side of the road until my kid stopped crying" isn't going to fly at work pretty much anywhere.
Yeah and where do you think the stereotype of a child crying the entire flight came from.
Because he doesn't even try to pretend he's not an oligarch, he's directly responsible for putting JD Vance in the Whitehouse for example, and is likely more successful than Musk at pulling the strings in an attempt to…