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nostr:nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kyqpqp04h5rzkdfesfv0y6ceh8ymfvhydw238pg2q0tprz8yu6c97hu7s7yasjv Suggested reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect
@nprofile1q... yeah I get it. you have 10 years experience doing the same thing repeatedly. As to Dunning Kruger - did you read my post and can you reply specifically to my points or are you just going to throw ad hominem shit?
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I was a 911 dispatcher for a decade.
To really understand how absolutely terrible an idea it is to have AI answer 911 calls, I'll present you with a single real-life call:
Upon answer, the caller...
@nprofile1q... to be fair, that is a standard ploy that any dispatcher should recognize. Duress signalling mechanisms and associated camouflage techniques are features of many security systems. If you don't think AI can handle this, particularly when the call is directed to an emergency line as a clue, you have not thought this through and you probably haven't used AI much. Police are dispatched for abandoned 911 calls for this reason. Not advocating AI here, just noting.
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The argument that capitalists are needed to provide workers with means of production, and profit is their reward for doing so, is nonsense.
All capitalists have are paper or digital claims on the rig...
@nprofile1q... yes, it is the world we live in.
Does sensible or moral oversight of our resources require a system of management or abstract units of accounting? Do managers produce anything worthy of remuneration? Is governance necessary?
Does sensible or moral oversight of our resources require a system of management or abstract units of accounting? Do managers produce anything worthy of remuneration? Is governance necessary?
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@nprofile1q... I was half-joking. I take your point. OTOH, the nuclear club has been quite exclusive. Perhaps a more balanced threat environment diminishes the prospects for proxy wars. OTOOH, we still see India/Pakistan/China skirmishes - not even proxy.
Does the larger threat keep escalation in check? Is an armed society a polite society? I'm not sure.
Nuclear-capable Iran seems inevitable to me, and arrogant foreign policy seems counterproductive.
Does the larger threat keep escalation in check? Is an armed society a polite society? I'm not sure.
Nuclear-capable Iran seems inevitable to me, and arrogant foreign policy seems counterproductive.
@nprofile1q...
"eat this or that before it spoils"
"you have all the ingredients for this recipe"
"don't replenish the yogurt until Wednesday because Acme will be discounting it"
"eat this or that before it spoils"
"you have all the ingredients for this recipe"
"don't replenish the yogurt until Wednesday because Acme will be discounting it"
@nprofile1q... if you want full recursion, e.g., zips within tars, or such, then no - by definition. You'll have to process beyond metadata.
Today in Labor History August 21, 1920: Ongoing violence by coal operators and their paid goons in the southern coalfields of West Virginia led to a three-hour gun battle between striking miners and g...
@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... would Osage Ave. be the third bombing or were there more?
"In the case of LLM coding assistants, this manifests as an unconscious overestimation of how often the LLM saves you time. That's because a coding program that produces a bug that you have to "futz w...
@nprofile1q... perhaps I am fortunate to have never hit a jackpot? This is a very interesting analogy. In my limited experience (one), futzing with it meant discarding and rewriting it because in determining why a corner case bug existed, I was appalled by the entire coding approach. Ironically, the AI made a very human-like but naive assumption that caused the error. Burned once, now shy.
Pharmacy management unwittingly informs the public of how shitty their service is with striking condescension and threats.
