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deadbabe commented on The AI boom is causing shortages everywhere else   washingtonpost.com/techno... · Posted by u/1vuio0pswjnm7
dev1ycan · a day ago
I don't think these companies buying realize how much animosity they're creating with literally everyone until it explodes on their face.
deadbabe · 20 hours ago
These companies play a long game. Eventually generations of people just grow up with this being the new normal, no reason to be angry.

The people who are angry are the ones who had their cheese moved.

deadbabe commented on Where did all the starships go?   datawrapper.de/blog/scien... · Posted by u/speckx
deadbabe · a day ago
People didn’t travel as much back in those days. Visiting a foreign country or too might as well be like a trip to the moon.

But now, we basically live in the climax of the jet age, we can be anywhere in the world within 24 hours. And there’s so much of the world to see and stories to discover, not really worth the bother to imagine space travel to far off distant empty worlds, which will inevitably be used to further extend capitalism and just live the same lives we live here on Earth, just on a different world. The lack of any other interesting extraterrestrial civilizations to interact with makes it all pretty pointless. Going very far into space is mostly for exploration as a sport, like cave diving or something.

deadbabe commented on Coding agents have replaced every framework I used   blog.alaindichiappari.dev... · Posted by u/alainrk
deadbabe · a day ago
AI rolled cryptographic libraries now make it feasible to just roll your own crypto.
deadbabe commented on The time I didn't meet Jeffrey Epstein   scottaaronson.blog/?p=953... · Posted by u/pfdietz
tokioyoyo · 2 days ago
I think it’s an oversimplification. Epstein isn’t the only “connecting big people to other big people” person. It just happened to be on top of all the shady stuff, he also trafficked kids. I believe there are more people like him, just flying under the radar.
deadbabe · 2 days ago
Well, it’s not a crime to connect big people to other big people. If you are not trafficking underage people or smuggling drugs and weapons, chances are no one cares. Doesn’t mean you’re under the radar.
deadbabe commented on I now assume that all ads on Apple news are scams   kirkville.com/i-now-assum... · Posted by u/cdrnsf
deadbabe · 2 days ago
I see a future where people can earn a bit of money letting corporate AI Agents have access to their accounts to engage in conversation with followers or post comments and subtly push product recommendations. The more high value followers or friends you have, the more you could earn!
deadbabe commented on Recreating Epstein PDFs from raw encoded attachments   neosmart.net/blog/recreat... · Posted by u/ComputerGuru
krupan · 2 days ago
I am in no way a republican apologist, but how many people were clamoring for the immediate releasing these documents, saying it "should be easy" and all that? Laws were passed ordering their sudden speedy disclosure. How would you have handled this?
deadbabe · 2 days ago
Released all files as is, no redactions.
deadbabe commented on Don't rent the cloud, own instead   blog.comma.ai/datacenter/... · Posted by u/Torq_boi
deadbabe · 3 days ago
Clouds suck. But so does “on premises”. Or co-location.

In the future, what you will need to remain competitive is computing at the edge. Only one company is truly poised to deliver on that at massive scale.

deadbabe commented on We Used To Build Things. What Happened?   garryslist.org/posts/we-u... · Posted by u/rmason
deadbabe · 4 days ago
I think pretty much everything worth building that could be built and was feasible to build has now been built. There are no more big projects left to conquer, barring some massive advances in material science.
deadbabe commented on OpenClaw is what Apple intelligence should have been   jakequist.com/thoughts/op... · Posted by u/jakequist
deadbabe · 4 days ago
I used to have little cron jobs that would fire small python scripts daily to help me detect when certain clothes were on sale or in stock on a website it scraped and then send me an email or text. I was proud of that “automation”.

I guess now I’ll just use an AI agent to do the same thing instantly :(

deadbabe commented on AI needs to augment rather than replace humans or the workplace is doomed   theguardian.com/technolog... · Posted by u/PaulHoule
deadbabe · 4 days ago
What does a true post-workplace world look like?

u/deadbabe

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