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Slizza
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Nvidia earning are out after market today. Could be big moves incoming if you own stocks in US tech.
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kumkss
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couleur
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I've been experimenting with LM Studio and qwen3.5 9B on my 9070Xt and I am impressed how well and fast this runs. I'm far from being a power user, so the tasks I use it for are probably minor, but for my usage its just as good as using ChatGPT/copilot. I can even host a server and use it on my Macbook through my VPN. And its completely free.
"Enlightenment is man's emergence from his self-imposed nonage. Nonage is the inability to use one's own understanding without another's guidance. This nonage is self-imposed if its cause lies not in lack of understanding but in indecision and lack of courage to use one's own mind without another's guidance. Dare to know! (Sapere aude.) "Have the courage to use your own understanding," is therefore the motto of the enlightenment."
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LeoNatan
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couleur
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LeoNatan
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| Posted: Tue, 24th Mar 2026 14:22 Post subject: |
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https://www.independent.co.uk/bulletin/news/elon-musk-terafab-tesla-spacex-b2943803.html
Elon Musk announces plan for world’s largest chip manufacturing plant
Elon Musk announced TeraFab, a joint venture between Tesla and SpaceX, to construct the world's largest computer chip facility.
The project, estimated to cost at least $20 billion, aims to produce 50 times the current annual global output of AI chips.
Production will commence at Tesla's headquarters in Austin, Texas, manufacturing chips for self-driving vehicles, robots, and space-hardened chips.
Musk envisions these chips powering AI robotics and future space-based data centers, citing potential for lower costs and higher efficiency.
TeraFab has an aggressive timeline, with early production slated for next year and mass production targeted for 2028.
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| Posted: Wed, 25th Mar 2026 12:34 Post subject: |
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Two articles by David Shapiro I can recommend, one from a conservative perspective and one from a progressive.
It is about Post-Labor Economics and the call for universal capital ownership for when automation will eliminate most jobs and wage slavery comes to an end:
The Progressive Case for Post-Labor Economics
https://x.com/DaveShapi/status/2036742504356127140
The Conservative Case for Post-Labor Economics
https://x.com/DaveShapi/status/2036389656355360880
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vurt
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| Posted: Wed, 25th Mar 2026 13:51 Post subject: |
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The "most jobs" thing is so stupid, how would that even work? Have they ever ventured outside their home? Do they know most jobs does NOT require a computer at ALL?
The reality is more like 14-15%, but not all at once of course, over maybe 10-20 years. There are quite a few jobs which will benefit from AI, those are lot more than the fully replaceable ones, but they will still require a human.
MOST jobs, in reality, they do not even require a computer. So how AI would take over those jobs? Impossible, it is both fear mongering + over hyping AI. Construction workers, hair dressers, plumbers, electricians, painter (not artist), there are hundreds if not thousands of jobs where AI makes no difference at all.
Yes maybe in 20 years there are robots, but robots are complete overhype as well, it's a bit like flying cars, it will always be the futuristic vision we have, but if its ever going to be large scale and everywhere, probably not in a very, very long time.
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| Posted: Wed, 25th Mar 2026 13:56 Post subject: |
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Musicians, rock stars, boy bands, oh boy bands can be replaced I hope.
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zenux
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@vurt
AI is poised to replace or significantly alter roles involving
data entry, basic content creation, routine customer service, and entry-level administrative tasks, with some estimates suggesting up to 50% of white-collar work could be affected. High-risk jobs include translators, telemarketers, data analysts, and basic copywriters.
Jobs Most at Risk of AI Replacement:
Administrative/Clerical: Data entry clerks, receptionists, proofreaders, and scheduling assistants.
Customer Service: Script-based call center representatives and support agents.
Finance/Accounting: Entry-level analysts, bookkeeping clerks, and broker assistants.
Content Creation: Basic copywriters, stock photographers, and social media managers.
Technical/Basic IT: Routine coding, software quality control, and basic troubleshooting.
Manufacturing/Logistics: Repetitive factory tasks and truck drivers.
Jobs Relatively Safe from AI (High Creativity/Empathy):
Healthcare Professionals: Physicians, surgeons, and nurses (require empathy, complex judgment).
Mental Health Workers: Therapists and counselors.
Human Resources/Management: Managers needing emotional intelligence and strategic decision-making.
Skilled Trades: Electricians, plumbers, and technicians.
Education: Teachers and researchers (require fostering relationships).
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Il_Padrino
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vurt
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| Posted: Thu, 26th Mar 2026 06:36 Post subject: |
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Again, a small fraction of the jobs that exists. You do realize there are around 10K job roles, right? Most jobs that exist does not involve a computer.
I am not saying there won't be a shift, over time some white collar jobs will gradually disappear, of course. AI is getting better every month too. A little over a year ago they were awful at math, today they can solve math no one has ever been able to solve. ChatGPT 5.2 Codex outperforms most coders for e.g finding errors in code, it was in the top 10% in real-world performance (SWE-Bench = Github).
A year ago self-improving AI was sci-fi, we now have that. No one knows what we will have in 1 more year, it's now stuff will get really interesting. Humans trying to improve the AI models are getting obsolete, most of the code is now done by AI itself.
Il_Padrino is dreaming too. For some reason when AI is discussed its often just the two extremes "it's so bad it can't replace anyone" (not true, already happening on a small scale!), to "it will replace everyone and all jobs", absolute BS, that won't be the case, it's nowhere near capable of that.
| zenux wrote: | @vurt
AI is poised to replace or significantly alter roles involving
data entry, basic content creation, routine customer service, and entry-level administrative tasks, with some estimates suggesting up to 50% of white-collar work could be affected. High-risk jobs include translators, telemarketers, data analysts, and basic copywriters.
Jobs Most at Risk of AI Replacement:
Administrative/Clerical: Data entry clerks, receptionists, proofreaders, and scheduling assistants.
Customer Service: Script-based call center representatives and support agents.
Finance/Accounting: Entry-level analysts, bookkeeping clerks, and broker assistants.
Content Creation: Basic copywriters, stock photographers, and social media managers.
Technical/Basic IT: Routine coding, software quality control, and basic troubleshooting.
Manufacturing/Logistics: Repetitive factory tasks and truck drivers.
Jobs Relatively Safe from AI (High Creativity/Empathy):
Healthcare Professionals: Physicians, surgeons, and nurses (require empathy, complex judgment).
Mental Health Workers: Therapists and counselors.
Human Resources/Management: Managers needing emotional intelligence and strategic decision-making.
Skilled Trades: Electricians, plumbers, and technicians.
Education: Teachers and researchers (require fostering relationships). |
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Il_Padrino
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I do, and i participated in the discussion
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| Posted: Fri, 27th Mar 2026 13:48 Post subject: |
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The Capitalist Case for Post-Labor Economics
https://x.com/DaveShapi/status/2037499854205641056
The market still works. Price signals still function. Competition still drives efficiency. Innovation still gets rewarded.
The only thing that changes is that the supply side runs on machines instead of humans, and the demand side runs on capital income instead of wages.
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Entire Claude Code CLI source code leaks thanks to exposed map file
512,000 lines of code that competitors and hobbyists will be studying for weeks.
| Quote: | Early this morning, Anthropic published version 2.1.88 of Claude Code npm package—but it was quickly discovered that package included a source map file, which could be used to access the entirety of Claude Code’s source—almost 2,000 TypeScript files and more than 512,000 lines of code.
Security researcher Chaofan Shou was the first to publicly point it out on X, with a link to an archive containing the files. The codebase was then put in a public GitHub repository, and it has been forked tens of thousands of times.
Anthropic publicly acknowledged the mistake in a statement to VentureBeat and other outlets, which reads:
Earlier today, a Claude Code release included some internal source code. No sensitive customer data or credentials were involved or exposed. This was a release packaging issue caused by human error, not a security breach. We’re rolling out measures to prevent this from happening again. |
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2026/03/entire-claude-code-cli-source-code-leaks-thanks-to-exposed-map-file/
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