Aeolun

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by Aeolun 27d ago
Everytime I see kids in daycare they seem overjoyed to be constantly surrounded by others to play with. I’m not sure if I buy that it could ever be negative. When they get to later ages they start having an opinion, but until around 6’ish?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
If we have the debate about AI conciousness backwards, does that mean we should be worried about humans losing conciousness instead of the AI to gain it?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Yeah, all those 1100 commits per second. Like, is this the standard for 'scale of traffic' that we're impressed by these days? And it's not like this snuck up on them. The graph shows a very consistent trend that gave
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
8000 dollars for a 16TB harddisk? At that price point I can load out two full PC’s for the price of a single disk, even at these inflated prices.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
> In my personal experience, nothing actually bad happen when you take your time to do your work Historically, no. But historically we didn’t have computers that could do my ostensible job 50x faster than I can.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I think right now I love my job. I can work 5 times faster and explore all the little things that I never had time for. All my side projects suddenly come to fruition! But I have never been more anxious. I have a hard time sleeping, I const
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I think, at this point, most people in Europe broadly have the same language as their second language. > Overall proficiency: According to data from the European Union, over 43% of the total EU population speaks English as a second langu
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Nah, it should either become one, or dissolve, but this half baked shit definitely isn’t it. I’m sure it’s good for the bureaucrats though.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
They manage to do it for 50 states in the US just fine. It isn’t exactly rocket science. It’s just that individual countries in Europe all feel like unique little snowflakes.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Don’t wait for objections to an obviously dumb rule at all. Save us all the trouble and don’t implement it?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I mean, then it sits there stewing for 20-30 minutes when you can ask sol and get the same answer in 5. Like, the quality of the anthropic models is fine, but they’re so incredibly slow. Claude reads files one at a time while codes dispatch
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
> The longest I've ever seen it go without a reset is maybe 5 days? This last reset took 6’ish days. I know because I was almost out of limit.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
More recently, after building something with direct chatgpt access I’m just baffled by the difference in speed between sol and opus. Opus hadn’t even finished making a plan, and sol was already done with executing. It’s like… Then on top of
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
So they built their thing on free handouts and were surprised that didn’t continue?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Kinda ironic that the most popular extensions turn pi back into claude.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Yeah, I read that and it was sort of confirming the point while saying it was not :)
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I don’t understand this. Obviously you don’t call the police when the masked men are holding you up. You call the police when they hold someone else up. Has it truly become widespread enough that you can safely assume that masked men in u
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
If they are masked men in unmarked vehicles, how do you know they’re federal agents? Aren’t they just criminals that you should call the police to stop?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
You are suggesting what you really need is a guillotine?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I think you have a really different experience from me. In my experience it doesn’t cost any time, effort or money to make those interactions happen. You can just stick three kids in the same room for about 10 minutes and it will.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I’m basing this on the vibe from a chart someone showed me when I was in the hospital 8 years ago after my son was born. The point is the chances increase exponentially. Found the list now: Age 20: About 1 in 500 (0.2%) Age 30: About 1 in 2
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Kind of, but there’s a lot of ‘water is wet’ studies, and this falls firmly in the ‘why the hell are you surprised by this?!’ category.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
But that's the company that build the thing, which has apparently been told off by the CNCF? Seems like for once the thing functioned as it was intended to function?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Scientists stunned healthy living is healthy?
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
I think the best advice to having kids young is to lower your expectations. The only reason people ‘cannot’ have children young is because they want a specific kind of life for themselves and their kids that is incompatible with that.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
The gamble is basically only a gamble if you wait longer. The graph for pre-35 parents is practically nonexistent. I could live with the 2% chance at 42, but not with the 15% at 45. Where the chance is of random abnormalities. Who knows wha
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
Rather sounds like they’ve given them their life back.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
You’ll feel poor anyhow. More money just means you want more. I’ll say there’s benefits to having a single child, but not nearly as many as there are to have multiple.
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
> I do feel that 30 year old me would definitely be in better shape to chase kids around. Can confirm that starting at 30 makes it relatively easy to keep up. Still not early enough though. Wish I’d started at 25. It’s mostly a matter of
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by Aeolun 1mo ago
This feels really weird. I feel like I’m far more productive than ever now, even with half the time spent and zero crunch. When I was younger I was flailing around doing tons of pointless shit. I could make up for that with more effort, but

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