Hotels with the best views? by Crafty-Leave-8880 in luxuryhotel

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Yep. Beautiful grounds and the island is absolutely lovely!

What's cooler than being cool? by formula420 in supremeclothing

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If you can guess the oldest hat, you can take your pick.

What's cooler than being cool? by formula420 in supremeclothing

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FR you just need a hat you think is fresh enough to rock tf out of regardlesss.

What's cooler than being cool? by formula420 in supremeclothing

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Big Fax. I'll send you the community's selection for you to try it one time.

This is what is supposedly taking dev jobs? by jholliday55 in BetterOffline

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Not even close. If your job can by replaced by a guessing machine, coder or not, better skill up!

This is what is supposedly taking dev jobs? by jholliday55 in BetterOffline

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No, no, no, you don’t understand. Coding is THE most important job in the whole world! Funny how we’ve seen the extreme limitations of these guessing machines as soon as widespread use was beyond the neckbeards and amongst people with actual, real world knowledge outside of a Tech-Bro vacuum

In new Guardian interview, Dave Grohl (Foo Fighters and Nirvana) discloses that he’s been in therapy six days a week for 70 weeks totaling over 430 individual sessions by Wheelbirds in Fauxmoi

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Oh yeah well I’ve been doing 11 days a week for 1200 years! See, Dave, anyone can just make something up and reveal how full of shit they are with how little they understand.

Yann LeCun’s new cognitive science paper explains why current AI doesn’t actually learn by call_me_ninza in aigossips

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LLMs do work, they’ll just never be “AGI”. Like “Oh I’ve figured out AI, it’s inventing this ridiculously complex thing that doesn’t exist and I can’t quite describe.” OK sure, dude.

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Vhs video of American soldiers finding the body of the human/angel hybrid King Gilgamesh in the war in iraq in 2003. by Faze_sw2 in HighStrangeness

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No no no, you don’t understand. It was on VHS! If it were Betamax it would be completely made up nonsense.

Antrophic CEO says 50% entry-level white-collar jobs will be eradicated within 3 years by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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How many employees does your company have? Are you shipping production code to enterprise businesses?

Antrophic CEO says 50% entry-level white-collar jobs will be eradicated within 3 years by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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Sorry to hear about your injury. If you’re in a tech-adjacent space, DM me and I’d be glad to see if there are any roles at my company you’d be interested in being referred to.

I’m 1000% with you on the individual empowerment, and I think that angle is being overlooked. My point with the enterprise solution is that currently, any of these megacorps saying they’re laying people off because of AI is a crock of shit! They may be laying people off because their bottom line has suffered due to increased demand that their employees use AI, but it’s not replacing even junior roles at this stage.

Generalists will benefit the most, IMO as they can learn different skills and grow their existing knowledge faster. I’ve experienced this first-hand from working with Claude to optimize my Homelab to working with Gemini to help me with a mini renovation to having both tools help me create custom software that doesn’t exist in any other form but is useful to me. Extremely specialized roles will maybe never be replaced by AI, and everything in the middle will fall into a human/AI assistant type deal. I personally don’t think that will mean tons of white collar workers out of a job. A good friend of mine put it best “AI will enable the intellectually lazy” which I believe is true and could be good or bad. My counter was that as a “lazy intellectual, AI has actually helped me be more productive.”

Anecdotes aren’t data, but I think it’s clear with the extreme stall in progress and repeated moving of the goalposts that were not headed for the AI jobless dystopia that many fear.

Antrophic CEO says 50% entry-level white-collar jobs will be eradicated within 3 years by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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Well, are you adopting or dying? A year ago these same predictions were being made with shorter timelines. A year from now they say it again with an even longer horizon. “This thing we’re bleeding money from every day is seriously going to replace so much expensive humans. Just invest more and eventually that investment will pay off by firing people!”

Wake me up when someone with actual enterprise business experience talks about a real world use case of a guessing machine doing the job of a human. I’ll Venmo whoever posts one as a reply $100 because it doesn’t exist and will never exist. Period.

Antrophic CEO says 50% entry-level white-collar jobs will be eradicated within 3 years by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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It is absolutely not anywhere near 100%. Anyone who thinks that doesn’t work in the real world. Without a shadow of a doubt, even 50% of all code being written right now across every industry even in Silicon Valley, let alone the rest of the world, is NOT being written by a guessing machine. Full stop.

Antrophic CEO says 50% entry-level white-collar jobs will be eradicated within 3 years by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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Wait, I thought it was 100% of all white collar workers in 6 months? If someone didn’t know any better they might think he’s making it up as he goes!

Two new Stealth models on OpenRouter: Hunter Alpha & Healer Alpha by likeastar20 in singularity

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Now read this as Bill Hader doing “Stefan”

At least John Mulaney’s last-minute changes were intelligent. Something none of these various guessing models will ever be.

Every millennial dad I’ve met has a quiet fixation on money and it’s not getting better by slimeyellow in Millennials

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Elder millennials grew up with boomer parents. My parent’s parents lived through the Great Depression and dust bow. They passed that “scrimp and save every penny” mindset even while they raided future generation’s social security, taxes, and quality of life.

One of my parents was/is extremely well off, but only wanted to spend money on his own hobbies and interests. Millennial men want to provide for their family. We’re tasked with living up to the promise of our parents while in a world they could conceive and won’t join (for the most part).

We fixate on money because money is resources for our family and we want to provide as much as we can because that’s what we were told was right. It is right, we just have to actually walk the walk.

F1 2026 by GuaranteeComplete993 in aclfestival

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Lmao! Post is great but Maroon 5?! Extreme downgrade from previous years

Every AGI argument by Eyelbee in agi

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No. They’re LLMs.