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The actual Industrial Revolution labor wars happened because workers were being maimed, killed, and disposed of with zero legal recourse. The Ludlow Massacre in 1914 ended with the Colorado National Guard machine-gunning a tent colony and burning women and children alive. The Battle of Blair Mountain in 1921 had the United States Army bombing American coal miners from biplanes. Pinkertons routinely shot organizers. The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire killed 146 garment workers because management locked the exit doors to prevent unauthorized breaks. Coal miners were paid in company scrip redeemable only at company stores in towns the company also owned and policed. Black workers attempting to organize in the South were lynched. Children were maimed in textile mills.

A software engineer getting four months severance after a layoff exists in a different universe from this so no. There is no precedent. Don't you dare talk about the industrial revolution because its not even in the parking lot of the ballpark.


That your examples come from the 1900s but the changes that caused them started in the 1800s might give you pause.

You should look past the screen and see what's going on. War is not the same; violence against humanity is not the same.

You're right, it's not in the ballpark. It's at the gates. The game isn't on simply because they poisoned the opponent in the duggout.

It's time. It needs to stop now while the body count is low. This isn't about some dev getting severence. They've taken away the street sweeper position and are watching us eat each other.


No he literally did start murdering thousands of people on day one.


He murdered a few people on day one. The thousands happened over decades of his rule.

No it's not actually anything like that whatsoever. Programmers are objectively, infinitely more capable than llms. Stop anthropomorphizing algorithms.


I would be very curious which programmers you have in mind when comparing to llms. Like the median programmer, or like the top 10%.

I feel like we've passed the point where an average-effort Claude Code / Cursor / Codex initialized (like basic docs, skills) project would produce a better product (not just code) than if you hired a median programmer to work on that project.


lol no. LLMs are infinitely more capable than programmers.

People really do think too highly of themselves.


Son you can't even upload HEIC photos to apple support, which is an iphone native file format all of your photos are in by default. Apples support website doesn't support apples file formats


Because its fake and its marketing


Needs to be top level. Attention economy yada.


No, what is fake are all the people defending the LLM. Wait...that means I'm replying to a bot


I think this has nothing to do with commonality and more to do with the fact everyone I know who is autistic (I work in tech) has been obsessively getting themselves diagnosed with things since they were like 14 like its a religion. Just has a new thing wrong with them weekly


> I think this has nothing to do with commonality and more to do with the fact everyone I know who is autistic (I work in tech) has been obsessively getting themselves diagnosed with things since they were like 14 like its a religion.

I hope you decide to keep that opinion to yourself in the future and not tell people that what they are experiencing isn't real.

> Just has a new thing wrong with them weekly

So, you see multiple people experiencing a new medical ailment or symptom "every week" and think all these people are faking an issue so well it fools a doctor? What about my severe plaque psoriasis, T-1 Diabetes, and POTS?

Am I just imagining the giant red inflamed scaly patches of skin on each one of my joints?

Am I just psychosomatically making my body not produce insulin?

Im just making up that my blood pressure drops so low from standing too fast that I get tunnel vision?

Your opinion causes people like me to spend 20 years of their life to hide and ignore the problems they experience until they are so bad we can't function as human beings anymore. And the sad part of it is, if we (the patients) actually understood what we were dealing with early on in life, a lot of these problems can be avoided.

It's a shame so many people share your ignorant opinion and tendency to shame what you can't understand, you'll never comprehend how deeply that effects the people you are saying it about.


> What about my severe plaque psoriasis, T-1 Diabetes, and POTS?

Thing is with those conditions is that there's an objective test you can take, with symptoms that are hard to talk yourself into with other people on the internet

ADHD, not so much


> ADHD, not so much

So you're one of those "I can't see it so therefore they're making it up" people. No point in continuing the discussion with you then


> So you're one of those "I can't see it so therefore they're making it up" people.

You said it, not me


> > So you're one of those "I can't see it so therefore they're making it up" people.

> You said it, not me

No shit, can't believe we're wasting electricity on this kind of bot output.


It’s a shame how many of those people are practitioners!


Everything looks like a conspiracy|hypochondria, when you understand nothing.


When people constantly dismiss and mock you like this, treat you like you're the problem, it creates a deep need to find an explanation and justification.

You should try harder to treat autistic people like people, instead of mocking and dismissing things you can't be bothered to try understanding. Comorbidity is a very real thing. Autistic people do have high incidence of comorbid conditions. Your narrow view of the world does not represent universal truth. Hypochondria is common among autistic people, because they commonly have real issues. When everyone refuses to take you seriously, you have to find your own answers. You're the problem here, bud.


solar panels dont convert air into fuel


Thank you?

Solar panels don't convert air to fuel directly, but you could use the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sabatier_reaction


H2 is already a fuel


Solar panels generate energy which can be used for a variety of purposes. One of those uses is converting air to fuel.

If it helps you, think of it like money. You cannot eat it or be sheltered beneath it, but you can use it to purchase food and shelter.


Of course they do. They convert anything you want into anything else you want.


Just do a chargeback its an easy W. I dont see why you'd want to continue doing business with anthropic after a change to a 1 year contract out of cycle


That's an assumption with no basis


It would probably be better to donate to the people in your immediate circle of family and friends


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