this problem does not look remotely interesting
Readit Newsguy234 commented on Dijkstra On the foolishness of "natural language programming" cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transc... · Posted by u/nimbleplum40
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guy234 commented on YouTube Changing How They Count Views on Shorts support.google.com/youtub... · Posted by u/tntpreneur
so the point of this is to give more power to the algorithm (since it includes unintentional autoplays) and less power to the people who upload the videos?
guy234 commented on Most AI value will come from broad automation, not from R & D epoch.ai/gradient-updates... · Posted by u/ydnyshhh
it begs the question of using optics for ML?
Most developers are paid more than 2x the median wage. For HN, that difference is probably 3x-5x or more. If class consciousness is on the rise, HN's readership is in the classes that the lower economic strata are going to be rising up against. If you have any illusions that the proletariat will welcome you with open arms for your claimed solidarity, think again or you might be in for a shock; specifically, a short, sharp shock.
how is the proletariat oppressed by an ordinary non-management software developer?
This is remarkable! I always find it fascinating that simple to express properties lack a proof. This is a very simple thing to evaluate and seems like it should be straightforward to establish that 2048 is the highest such power.
why should it be straightforward to establish that?
guy234 commented on Samsung Q990D unresponsive after 1020 firmware update us.community.samsung.com/... · Posted by u/ftufek
(edit: I have actually been thinking in similar terms as the article, but I do think the article is optimistic and utopian, as if a good intuition would be enough to prevent the very same forces from exploring the reform
Filtering visitors by fingerprint of the browser (cloud flare and palemoon) won't stop bots, but creates a market for more sophisticated bots)