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Aeolun
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1y ago
I’d argue the second danger is worse, because shooting might be incidental (and up to human judgement) but being traumatized is guaranteed and likely to be much more frequent.
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1y ago
It seems entirely in line to not be held accountable for terrorizing/murdering people when you are held accountable for doing the opposite? It just means the police force is an instrument of terror.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think there’s probably some correlation between ‘generally miserable society’ and ‘we think it’s ok to have children surveiled by AI’
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1y ago
I tend to categorize these under a dutch idiom which I can’t describe, but which is abundantly clear in pictorial form: https://klimapedia.nl/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Dweilen_met...
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1y ago
They took the website offline on the same day it was reported! That’s amazing!
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Aeolun
1y ago
There were setup commands I needed to run before the docker image did anything. I’m used to just specifying an access/secret key and having it work.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I find garage to require quite a lot of fiddling.
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1y ago
They are entitled to stop building docker images. Their users are entitled to get salty and go find alternative products. If that is Minio’s expectation, then all is good, but it seems kinda counterproductive? I never liked minio, but I cer
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Aeolun
1y ago
> The idea that we need to land on the moon once a generation just to say that we are as good at landing on the moon as our parents is absurd. We need to land on the moon once a generation just to prove that we are still capable of landi
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1y ago
I don’t think Claude is actually incapable, you just spend a lot of time telling it to yes, please actually do the difficult thing. Do not give up halfway through. Codex says “This is a lot of work, let me plan really well.” Claude says “Th
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1y ago
It’s only a single region. If anything it shows how many people just double down on the default without any redundancy.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I'm totally on board with some people preferring that. I don't. However I do prefer my AI assistant to work.
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1y ago
I’ll tell you something. I love working with Claude. It’s enthusiastic, it’s nice, it’ll give you suggestions. It’s an all around pleasant experience. I hate working with codex. It feels like a machine. You tell it to do something, and it j
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Aeolun
1y ago
Yeah. I definitely don’t get as much usage out of Sonnet 4.5 as 5x Opus 4.1 should imply. What bothers me is that nobody told me they changed anything. It’s extremely frustrating to feel like I’m being bamboozled, but unable to confirm anyt
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1y ago
Eh, they scale between $1000 and $10000 per month fairly easily. I’m not sure about the requests though.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Here is US Hetzner: https://ioflood.com/ Their prices have come down a lot. I used them when the servers still cost $200 a piece, but their support at the time was fantastic.
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1y ago
But then your next deployment goes, and it all rolls back, right? And then it their fault, right? I might have mild trauma from people complaining their artisanal changes to our environment weren’t preserved.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Implicit assumptions: You know what a CLI is, you have one on your system, and how to install the sqlite3 binary somehow. When I just started out with linux I was so frustrated with people just listing reams of commands, or files I needed t
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1y ago
> I do not understand how someone would "sour" on a person because they have an illness. It is extremely exhausting to try and be ‘understanding’ of someone that does everything to sabotage themselves.
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1y ago
Can confirm. 12th Oct in Tokyo, is 23 degrees (celsius) out. It’d be nice if it didn’t mean the rest of summer is hotter too.
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1y ago
This must be Gitlab?
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1y ago
Building the airplanes? Servicing them? Heating the airports?
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1y ago
I don’t think that’s so much? A car burns 1 liter to travel 15 kilometer’ish, and carries 4 people. An airplane burns 40 liters to travel 15 kilometers too (900 kph), but carries 160 people. That’s about 40x more than the car, so the fuel e
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1y ago
> That cynicism is one the explicit goals of Russian propaganda. I don’t need Russia to tell me to be cynical of the western political situation.
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1y ago
I dunno, if I get phishing emails in my inbox I feel like a certain team has already failed. We have a firewall that blocks anything non- approved. Do the same thing with emails.
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1y ago
> Why the hell would I do a high detail scan and upload it? So you can completely change it all afterwards, and then highly confuse any criminal that comes in to try and take advantage of it?
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Aeolun
1y ago
I’g just going to say I’d much rather he be fascinated by that than basically anything else.
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1y ago
Our company does regular phishing attacks against our own team, which apparently gets us a noteworthy 90% ‘not-click’ rate (don’t quote me on numbers). Never mind that that 10% is still 1500 people xD It’s gone so far that they’re now sendi
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think most of the code in our enterprise is now written by AI. It’s all boring callcenter crud apps, so nobody is really sad they’re not writing any of that code any more. I’m not sure it makes me faster, but I think QA testing what the A
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1y ago
Sure, but I’m not comparing myself with a typical programmer am I?
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