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yes, I’m ugly; it’s okay |.| 日本語 OKAY~(下手)| pro-filibuster| checked capitalism is good

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it may attempt to do so — 15M jobs are 15M sources of income for companies that fuck up the macroeconomics. but knock yourselves out
Kalshi (@Kalshi) profile pictureKalshi
@Kalshi11h
BREAKING: Goldman Sachs says AI will eliminate nearly 15 million jobs
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everyone is smart in the micro sense. very dumb in the macro sense. all you gonna do is fuck up your income *and* incur a populist backsliding. but everyone sees spreadsheet abstractions because they’re not deep thinkers
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PAWG. P-A-W-G
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had a docker image tank because a dev said “but the logback dependency upgrade was minor version version”. my child, semantic versioning is not a blood oath
Dan Loewenherz (@dwlz) profile pictureDan Loewenherz
@dwlz11h
Exhibit 1823749 re: why software engineers don't have to worry about being replaced. I was offhandedly describing to a friend how we have systems in place to detect when things break in production. Their response was "wait, why would anything break?" Oh, my sweet summer child.
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“ask gemini” button made ZERO sense to me
DEJAN (@dejanseo) profile pictureDEJAN
@dejanseoOct 29
Anthropic: We have the best model. Google:
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it’s an odd mix. i’m the youngest american on my team at 31. we had a sister team with a guy who was 24. but he just got laid off. so i think i am the second youngest american dev in our org team
Dangar (@Drahnier0) profile pictureDangar@Drahnier0Oct 29
There's gonna be an insane crises of managers and mid-level corporate staff in 5–10 years. Everyone I speak to in corporate says they're the only young person there, surrounded by people in their 40/ 50s with families. So where tf are all the young people going?
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that’s actually pretty wild. i know my two coworkers are ten years older than i am. my manager might be 38-ish? another coworker is 33-34-ish? i made a joke about “old bron”, and he said “41 isn’t that old”, so i know he’s around that
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“i will buy the house and get a loan against it years from now when its price increases”
Bloomberg (@business) profile pictureBloomberg
@business4h
Amazon has set up supplier financing arrangements to borrow as much as $80 billion against the value of hardware it buys, the company’s latest move to preserve financial flexibility as it spends hundreds of billions on AI infrastructure bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Amazon Taps $80 Billion Supplier Loan Facility to Help Fund AI

Amazon Taps $80 Billion Supplier Loan Facility to Help Fund AI

Amazon.com Inc. has set up supplier financing arrangements to borrow as much as $80 billion against the value of hardware it buys, the company’s latest move to preserve financial flexibility as it...

bloomberg.com
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Guy Berger@EconBerger11h
Employment cost index recap: 1/ First thing - the sharp recent wage deceleration we see in the monthly jobs report is absent from the employment cost index (ECI). The wage deceleration is probably a composition artifact...
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gonna be funny as hell when years down the road, someone reasonably ask why the hell we scaled an quadratic growth based algorithm. “so you invested billions? without asking of there were alternatives and invested into different paths?” “对”
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"and you think the rack of gpu gods with RL will cure cancer, a family of diseases that are supremely complicated because..." "他说了这个" "so because Dario said so?" "对🙂‍↕️"
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toasted then crushed some sichuan peppercorns. then added that jawn to my gochujang noodles. good eats
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a surgeon gonna cut me open and realize that i’m 30% spicy asian food. “how did he manage to eat nearly every asian spice and its variants???”
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1. we don’t even know the monetary value“literal intelligence” 2. hell no on the cancer, and “probably” is doing crazy work
Robert (@LacertaXG1) profile pictureRobert
@LacertaXG17h
Replying to @weakinstrument @econJaredB
google and meta: sell ads on search anthropic: sells literal intelligence, will probably cure cancer
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ehhhhh. you think that budget line disappears because it goes to a federal government? okay…
Alex Jacquez (@AlexSJacquez) profile pictureAlex Jacquez
@AlexSJacquez8h
Large businesses with high and growing health care burdens should get on board with offloading that budget line to the federal government
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politically convenient to say, but the math is the math: taxes rise on everyone, the deficit grows, or both. because the next line is “well since you’re not paying for healthcare directly, you can pay it indirectly through corporate taxes”
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lmaoooooo
Polymarket (@Polymarket) profile picturePolymarket
@Polymarket7h
JUST IN: Blackstone warns investors that Anthropic is likely to receive a high junk credit rating following its IPO.
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lol
Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru) profile pictureWatcher.Guru
@WatcherGuru10h
JUST IN: Intel $INTC crashes over 30% at open.
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theory: the people talking about the “divide” are numbers driven, not “data informed”. seems like they see one set of numbers without asking if they’re interpreting them correctly
Ben Casselman (@bencasselman) profile pictureBen Casselman
@bencasselman11h
Wages and salaries, adjusted for inflation, were down 0.6 percent in September from a year earlier. Lots of talk about the "divide" between sentiment and data, but it doesn't seem hard to understand why people are unhappy when their pay is declining in real terms.
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i love numbers; numbers are ultimately a measurement of something tho. i think a lot of people fall into a trap when they forget this crucial fact
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