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I’m a person who dropped out and I’ll be the first to say I don’t think a diploma means much. But I taught myself programming when I was 13, did programming competitions, math contests, and have spent thousands of hours programming, working on algorithms, reading math books, etc. And I know where I’m out of my depth.

That being said, that’s NOTHING in experience. They could learn from there, but they’d be a very very hands on intern.

Normally you would see the massive shortfall where ~15% of global oil demand needs to be destroyed by price increases, and you would then assign the risk that happens, and take the integral over your risk distribution times your pricing scenarios.

However, two things are going wrong:

• markets wildly overestimate Trump’s words and ability to resolve this, so are mis estimated risk
• oil execs are happy with the extra income

So they’ve put off the price increases entirely because of hubris.

I’m gonna guess confiscating access to devices is part of a denial of service

Who the fuck signed those subpoenas though?

I’ve used Macs for 20 years (fuck I’m old)

I did get a Linux PC last year though and it’s great too!

Let’s not also blame credential mills and telling everyone “just learn to code” while ruinning every traditional career and stagnating wages.

What an awful job

He’s just that healthy!

If the cops are unhappy I will make them an “AI” that only spits out 100% matches.

It may never spit out any results though. Or maybe it’ll always say 100

Why do rich people always assume people who disagree with them are paid?

I know the idea of “AI psychosis” exists, but the majority of rich people have “sycophant psychosis”. I’m convinced this is the exact same phenomenon.

Being surrounded by a monoculture and yes men mashes your brain rot so fucking fast.

By year end I wouldn’t be surprised if they needed a scan of the interior of my colon.

We live in hell.

I have to use it at work.

I don’t like it. I doing use it elsewhere, but it’s mandatory.

~100gb with images and the max image.

One of many problems.

We could have used the same technology in a non-auto regressive format to be able to generate classifiers for this.

The auto regressive for at is most of the problem, and with billions invested nobody has bothered fixing it.

But AI security firms are a fucking sham so they didn’t.

Yeah.

Need a burner phone? But a used one with a fake name on eBay.

SMS and phone calls are basically dead anyways, I can easily spin up an encrypted service anyways, and run it off public wifi networks.

Automated code scanners can’t be so dumb that this worlds, can they?

This is the dumbest fucking timeline.

I admire the simple brilliance of this.

Asides from my kiwix clone of Wikipedia, in the apocalypse there’s not much value to most of the things I self host.

I self host backups, code forge, some AI tools (all my AI chat and completion are local now).

But realistically, in an apocalypse situation I’m going to leave my suburban home and migrate somewhere safer and more directly connected to food+shelter, and probably spend my days dealing with trying to survive.

My self hosting is primarily designed around avoiding US based tools and systems, so that I have more control over privacy and don’t find policy I disagree with.

Nobody wants to get fired so they keep telling him just two more weeks, and he’s too senile to feel the passage of time or form memories.

I’m not an American, but this must be the most insulting thing to happen to the United States ever.

I mean, 911 and Pearl Harbour were tragic, but not insulting.

Even burning down the white house is less insulting, because America just let Trump tear it down anyways while openly accepting bribes and then foisting it on the taxpayer.

This is why your phones modem shouldn’t install shit without user consent. Or better yet, at all.

A computer shop once laughed in my mom’s face for asking if they’d repair her printer. The accepted practice is to just throw the whole thing out when you want new ink or it stops working.

Eventually she tracked down a guy in another town who fixed printers, and he fixed the printer (a bottle cap was jammed inside, in case you were wondering. He returned the bottle cap).

That was 20 years ago and things aren’t better.