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  • Anthropic apologizes after one of its expert witnesses cited a fake article hallucinated by Claude in the company's legal battle with music publishers

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  • But it legally doesn't. That is why AI has not taken over in high liability fields. Morons are testing the waters and learning that AI mistakes make no difference in a court room, and if anything are grounds for further evidence of negligence.

    The big bet now, I think, is whether those popup insurance policies regarding coverage for losses relates to AI usage end up profitable. If so, that is what will lead to truly dystopian stories like "AI piloted passenger jet crashes, United Airlines fined x million dollars but happily continues using AI pilots because insurance covered the fine and it's just a cost of doing business"

  • branchless development

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  • Sounds like this guy writes big balls of mud with constant churn. Merge conflicts should be extremely rare when the codebase is well encapsulated.

  • My monstrosity of a Colemak learner board

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  • Keychron alice?

  • We Found Insurance Fraud in Our Crash Data

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  • The analysis looked at accidents with VIN numbers. Do you realize how many ordinary people would have to be in on this conspiracy theory while keeping it a secret?

  • Intuit, Owner of TurboTax, Wins Battle Against America's Taxpayers

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  • I saw the comment first and responded before reading the article, thinking it was about that free tax usa thing.

  • Intuit, Owner of TurboTax, Wins Battle Against America's Taxpayers

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  • Significant performance improvements with Edge 134

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  • It's a browser, who cares these days. Everything on the web is performant enough. If you really need a fast front-end, you'd compile a library to WASM for whatever feature it is anyway.

  • Having lived through the 2020s what kind of generational trauma are you going to pass on to your grandchildren?

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  • Don't assume your tax dollars are put to good use. If your neighbors are gullible enough, your money will literally be siphoned towards repressing you.

    Invest globally.

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  • Beekeepers intentionally use smoke to make bees docile during collection time, transfers, etc

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  • Yes

  • We're cooked y'all 🤣

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  • OpenAI hasn't even replaced their own developers, and they push out the biggest LLM turd around.

  • Stealth build

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  • Mixed Mammal Arts?

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    If you could wave a magic wand, what changes to the US constitution would prevent the executive branch from ignoring the decisions of the judiciary?

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  • Lottery system. No more elected positions, just random appointment based on lottery from pools of qualified volunteers that throw their hat in. Similarly for top appointment positions. Some lottery pools have requirements, like to be a supreme court justice, you have to have practiced law for X years. Top generals, you have to have served at or above a certain rank for X years and still be active duty. And so on.

    No more campaigning, no more political parties, no more consolidation of power. You essentially just end up with a random assortment of minimally qualified citizen peers every term rotation. They generally don't know each other, and so aren't incentivized to cover up institutional corruption.

    You could argue that random (but technically qualified) people could be crazy, or have wild values different from their peers. You could also argue they might not be the best choice for the job vs. peers. But look at your elected officials today. Are they anything like your peers? Are they truly the best, brightest picks? Do their values really represent common citizens?

  • The proper solution

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  • My #1 pet peeve is when someone comes to me with a problem, and the solution is in the fucking console output or error message.

    On a bad day, if I had unilateral power, I would fire those people on the spot.

  • Most Americans think AI won’t improve their lives, survey says

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  • Mayne pedantic, but:

    Everyone seems to think CEOs are the problem. They are not. They report to and get broad instruction from the board. The board can fire the CEO. If you got rid of a CEO, the board will just hire a replacement.

  • When 'Pass the Interview' = 'Cancel My Flight'

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  • Don't they use super statically verifiable code for these kinds of applications? Like, Ada?

  • Why do many hotel ceilings (in the US) look like this?

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  • This is rhe same reason I will never buy a house on slab: gotta hammer up the floor, fix, repour and refloor if you ever need those pipes down below.

  • Cloudflare turns AI against itself with endless maze of irrelevant facts

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  • Whoa I never considered AI inbreeding as a death for AI 🤔

  • Mistakes engineers make in large established codebases

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  • Consistency is NOT the most important thing. Correctness is. This guy has been in the trenches flinging shit too long. I work with vendors and do my best to use the subset of their product that actually works correctly. I don't want new features to work like shit just because the old ones did too.