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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Yes, exactly the same as fraternities — well, except that fraternities are more homoerotic.
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Are any companies doing this sharing the code being produced or some example Pull Requests? I am wondering if a lot of the human review is substantive or rubber stamping - as we see with long Pull Requests from humans. I know I would half-a
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
I can’t speak for Singaporeans and every government has their detractors but the Singaporeans I’ve known loved their system and hated the western systems they were exposed to. They would laugh if you tried to describe their life as serfdom
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
People who save a lot are typically people comforted by sitting on a big nest egg. Saving a lot for retirement and then dying the day before retirement isn’t necessarily going to be a source of regret, because they had 30 years of warm fuzz
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
My predictions: 1. Tesla does not dominate robots or autonomous driving, it fades away 2. Tesla’s stock price exceeds $10T after it is shoe-horned into being a part of SpaceXAIBoringTesla Musk is almost certainly too big to fail at this poi
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
I’m not so sure. I think Tesla is so tied up in Musk’s personality that Tesla and Waymo aren’t in the same field, likewise with Optimus. Tesla isn’t self-driving, it is Tesla. Especially now that many mainstream vehicles ship with various l
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
“Woman are drawn to toxic abusers” That’s not true. Abusers are very capable at identifying and targeting vulnerable people. Abusers are drawn to vulnerable people.
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
The bottom of the market fell out because of political turmoil. The U.S just revised job numbers down by a million for the first time in decades. The author’s thesis about the future of software businesses could be right or wrong but it is
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Jmail is a mix of sources. “The Jmail Suite is an interactive archive of Jeffrey Epstein's emails, documents, photos, and more. Data compiled from the House Oversight Committee, Department of Justice, and DDoSecrets releases” If I unde
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
That’s just a campaign email with “Pedophiles” as the recipient name, right? Anyone can sign an email address up to a mailing list. All of Trump’s campaign emails are these type of overly friendly weird junk.
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
gwern is a legendary blogger (although blogger feels underselling it… “publisher”?) and has earned the right to self-aggrandize about solving a problem he has a vested interest in. Maybe he’s a megalomaniac and/or unemployed and/o
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Unfortunately it looks like the headline numbers may not be representative: “The research team did not initially receive a complete participant contact list and the CBO staff led in facilitating recruitment, resulting in a sample that does
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
it’s a youth program ran by a youth organization. Young people dealing with family problems due to gender identity, sexuality etc. are a very large portion of homeless youth. I would guess transgender people are underrepresented at just 18%
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
By that standard, it can never be verified because what is running and what is reviewed could be different. Reviewing relevant elements is as meaningful as reviewing all the source code.
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
That’s not my experience, using various VPNs, public networks, Cloudflare and Apple private relays. A captcha is common when logged out but that’s about it, I have not encountered any shadow bans. I create a new account each week.
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
The first name and the second name were both terrible. Yes, the creator could have held firm on "clawd" and forced Anthropic to go through all the legal hoops but to what end? A trademark exists to protect from confusion and &quot
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
The comment being discussed advocates for people to use ChatGPT and push their doctor to follow its recommendations. Even if we assume the OP is an average representation of people in their life, that means half of the people they are recom
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Does it? Russia has 1/10th the purported population of China, lost most of their military aged men in a conflict that has exposed Russia's supposed military might as a work of fiction and yet the west remains scared senseless of R
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
Side effects do not exist in isolation. High blood sugar is not a problem if it is solving a much bigger health issue, or is a lesser side effect than something more serious. If medication A causes high blood sugar but medication B has a ch
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
You're right, they have 2 versions, desktop and mobile: Desktop, correct prompt: https://images.ctfassets.net/kftzwdyauwt9/5EoAd2fIvVRf8V51LN... Mobile, wrong prompt: https://images.ctfassets.net/k
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
I agree that absolute deference to doctors is a mistake and that individuals should be encouraged to advocate for themselves (and doctors should be receptive to it) but I'm not so convinced in this specific case. Why do high blood suga
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by 3rodents 8mo ago
The one child policy only really mattered in the cities, rural China had different rules. There is also no incentive for China to lie, quite the opposite, underreporting their population would be a boon for their success on the global stage
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
"Freetrade built a profitable trading app, got acquired by IG Group for £160M after targeting a £700M valuation" That is not an accurate recollection of history. Freetrade raised money at a £700 million valuation at the very top o
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
You could not possibly compare Sydney and London, they are very different. London is a bustling diverse city, Sydney is a nice (big) town. Sydney is a great place, and London is far from perfect but they are not in the same conversation. Th
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
UAE, Indonesia, Malaysia, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey among many others.
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
If a skilled developer can achieve something in 1 week with 1,000 lines of code but it would take you 1 year and 1 million lines of code, is the issue that you don't have enough time, or that you don't have the necessary skills? T
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
“I’ve always had far more ideas than I’d ever be able to build”
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
it’s free, you only need to pay for commercial projects :)
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by 3rodents 9mo ago
I’m not anti-AI but it isn’t part of my workflow. You’re describing yourself as someone unable to achieve your ideas without AI. That’s fine. But there are many people who have spent years building the skills necessary to be able to realize

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