There’s minimal farming related conspiracies, the US government is trying to trigger a famine. That’s why I’m growing my own potatoes and carrots. I can sustain myself for a full week, of a whole 8 days if push comes to shove.
Plenty of time to travel to Mexico and experience food surplus
The same should apply to companies who build AI, if it’s used to hack someone or make CSAM.
Only if they host the model, if it’s a self hosted open source model, the entity hosting the model should be held accountable
Also to keep your analogy going, if I tell you how to make a grenade. You then go out to buy supplies, make the grenade and blow up your neighbour, should I be held accountable for sharing knowledgea? Because I’m yet to hear about anyone getting into trouble for distributing the anarchist’s cookbook
I am, not sure if you’re indicating I know too little about frontend developers?
I have friends and acquaintances of all sorts of developers, there’s a clear tendency to who is most in favour of agentic tools to have more control
Let’s be clear, there’s also frontend devs who despise the idea of these tools takes control. They’re just a lot less common than backend devs
Laid off backend dev, because the market is in tatters
From most companies I hear about, the two common camps are.
Frontend devs fucking loving AI agents to code and do as much as possible. Because if something breaks, yeah we’ll ship something new and the few missed interactions didn’t truly matter.
Backend devs do not trust AI agents to the same magnitude, they’re fine outsourcing non critical parts which rarely are prioritised. Such as tests and documentation, both of which LLM based tools excel at. But having LLMs generate all the code, which if anything breaks within. Welp, fuck. Did we just ship 10.000 orders at half price? That’s an issue.
Well we’ve already seen a lot of companies not understanding development disciplines before the LLM craze, having client side developers make server side code because it’s nodeJS they know JS. Well language is secondary, and you’ll figure that out when incredibly simple bugs are shipped to the server side code.
I think there’s at least one more year of runway, before we’re seeing any greater understanding from C-suites in general. For why a developer isn’t just a developer, why some are specialised in servers and some in clients. Because those disciplines are miles apart.
The survey showed that over nine in ten (92%) of insured respondents had delayed or avoided medical care because of concern about cost.
But the methodology seems wonky indeed, 1507 should be a decent sample size for statistical purposes. But half of the respondents are self-employed and only 1% is unemployed, which explains the “average out of pocket per income level” section, flying all over the place.
But 92% of insured, having delayed medical care is a massive finding.
Although the methodology makes one raise eyebrows, for how they’re able to include income brackets of “0$”, as that at most seems to be 15 respondents.
Addition, at a second look they claim .5% are in the no income bracket. Which is 7/8 respondents. Why would they even include that section then?
Meanwhile me with gay healthcare, is going to see specialists within the broader category of my niche disease.
Although to be fair, it took 1.5 years to get an appointment, availability have declined the past few decades
Given the health benefits brushing your teeth applies to your entire body, it’s an awful bad idea.
At the end of the day, when a person has to go to the hospital for a complicated procedure due to bad oral hygiene. The cost falls back on the entire society, even in the case of selfpaid hospitals - The capacity is strained a bit further, to help a preventable situation
You’re not going to context hack complexity, every time you summarise something and pass it onto the next agent. You’re losing complexity.
We’re going to get some massive models with incredible context, but AGI requires models to never hallucinate. Even when the complexity requires more context than it has available, which is not feasible
This is the primary paper I reference.
https://arxiv.org/pdf/2507.07505
Vishal Sikka, advisory board member of BMW. Recommended to Stanford by Marvin Minsky, one of his professors were John McCarty. And I must stand corrected, he has a PHD of computer sciences, not Math as I remembered it as.
Varin Sikka is his son, co author of the paper and based on Stanford’s site an undergraduate. https://profiles.stanford.edu/363374
Vishal has an AI based company himself, so there might be some personal reasons for why he’d advocate for using what AIs capable of rather than chasing an impossible (from his perspective) to hit milestone
We have math PHDs with proofs current LLMs can’t become AGI, because they’ll always have a context issue
Wait! Does that mean King doesn’t have croquis Wednesday’s anymore?
Just because we’re on the echo chamber of Reddit rejects, doesn’t equal Reddit being minuscule.
Reddit is still living with a huge base of users.
The German problem is the missing representation, through a requirement of 5% of votes to be represented.
Then for the case of AfD, no one wanted to talk with them at all when they crossed the 5% mark. AfD has a lot of garbage takes, but they’re gaining traction for a reason and any extreme party will have some truth to their main requests.
AfD and MAGA went through the same route for becoming too big to stop, which was by being ignored until they had 25% of the voters support
I think we’re quite close to optimal in Denmark with the 2% requirement and then legitimately listening to all parties. Like right now there’s no need to include Alternativet/Greens. But everyone is aware the most climate extreme party will become big if everyone ignores them.
Sounds like you’re mostly conservative, with a desire for others to feel good about themselves.
The Danish conservative party is pretty close to your requests, except for the degree at which you seem to be pro immigration
Historically outcasts have been overrepresented in gaming and online spaces, as it’s a way to start from scratch with out moving.
People with larger social networks, has less need for the cozy discord server or community forum with 100 people than the outcast with a smaller physical network
South East Asia is one area that comes to mind, they have pretty good internet
There’s nothing “fuck them, got mine” attitude about this, the only one losing to a housing market crash are the well offs; It’s a net benefit for the vast masses of society
You get that sweet pre order achievement, I guess you’ll get a clown costume or something along those lines for multiplayer
April 2013 one BTC was 90 dollars, so it’s actually down a lot more than 50%