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Aeolun
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Aeolun
1y ago
Because money? Even if you can quickly build them it’s pointless if you can’t sell them. And Claude cannot help with that.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Hmm, I got Claude Opus to build me a game in Rust. I don’t think it really counts as POC app any more at that point.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> The assumption that all negative experiences are from users who are "holding it wrong", while all positive ones are from expert users, is wrong. I’m not sure about that. I feel like someone experienced would realize when usin
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Aeolun
1y ago
> It’s the first time it really does feel like working with a junior engineer to me. I feel like working with Claude is what it must feel like for my boss to work with me. “Look, I did this awesome thing!” “But it’s not what I asked for…
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Aeolun
1y ago
As long as Anthropic is better than their competitors they’ll continue to get my business.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Hmm, I don’t think using the AI is all that different from using grammarly. The big problem is that it won’t make terrible stories good. It can still make good stories terrible though.
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Aeolun
1y ago
A 5% chance of your child dying when you give birth at age 15 and lower seems pretty reasonable to me? At least I’d have expected those number to be far higher. At 16-17 it’s 4% and at 18-19 it’s 3%, which makes it even better, but 19 out o
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Aeolun
1y ago
> Making life is a normal part of life, and it's quite sad that we don't acknowledge the capacity of young adults. I think it’s more that we’re all just faking it. The thirty or fourty year old that thinks they know better than
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1y ago
Rust is a lot better at producing helpful error messages than any C++ I’ve seen.
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1y ago
That was a very interesting read. Even if it leaves me feeling like the reason teenage pregnancies are ‘bad’ is mostly because society is not set up for/condemns them. A teenage mother in a healthy family unit that drops the child with
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1y ago
> we found that getting pregnant early actually is a detriment to the individual, their immediate surroundings, and society as a whole You are citing a source that talks about unintended pregnancies (often as a result of sexual abuse) in
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Aeolun
1y ago
You say that as if having children is a disease. If you are old enough to have a child, you are very likely old enough to successfully raise one. Otherwise the human race wouldn’t exist.
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1y ago
> actually teen pregnancy wasn't so bad I mean, it was a thing for most of human history. There’s a reason biology makes you capable of having children at a young age. Isn’t it kinda bizarre that we think it’s weird?
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Aeolun
1y ago
Well, that was no fun to read. I wonder if my house would survive a flood as well as it would an earthquake.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> absolutely unacceptable to anyone calling themselves an Engineer Isn’t that exactly what engineers do? Even very strong bridges aren’t designed to survive every possible eventuality.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Anthropic should have a check for CC, that runs “rg ‘todo’” after every turn. Then tells Claude to fix it if not.
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1y ago
They’re making more too! We got a new underground tank underneath the park nearby that they’ve been working on for years. I guess it’s connected to this one, though I can’t find any information on that reservoir in specific. https:/&#
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Aeolun
1y ago
I will buy games purely because I want them continue to be made. There’s developers that released a game I liked 10 years ago that I still buy all the games of just on the off chance the next one will be equally loved by me. Conversely, the
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Aeolun
1y ago
Two companies now control 90% of the phone market. I think the restaurant food delivery market is quite healthy.
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Aeolun
1y ago
That’s a problem with your selection process, not the lack of qualified applicants. It’s funny that the qualification that people require often seems to be ‘has done this thing to no great success elsewhere’.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> I keep seeing this line as if people think CEOs shouldn't exist or aren't worth their compensation. Yes. This is absolutely true. Most CEO’s are not worth this kind of money. In fact, most CEO’s could disappear overnight and
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think if you are paying 30x engineer salary you are always going to find CEO’s that optimize for money.
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Aeolun
1y ago
I think the reason for that is that we are still using the Firefox that was made 5 years ago. Then the whole team that was working on making the browser more modern and speedier was fired (as I understand it anyway). I love Firefox, and I’m
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Aeolun
1y ago
Only for sites hosted in the US. They’ll still be able to access Russian content on the matter of course. The land of the free web.
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1y ago
It means, sometimes the best you will get is speculation, because there’s no definite answers to be had. E.g. it’d be nice if just hearing the CVR meant you knew the exact cause. Unfortunately not the case here.
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Aeolun
1y ago
Using that reasoning all airplane crashes have a lot in common too. Doesn’t mean the ones where you cannot determine the reason and have to speculate don’t suck.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> Cost is a big one (satellite data is still quite a bit more expensive than you think, especially with many stations) That’s nonsense. Even when I’m flying right over the north pole my airline will give me unlimited in-flight internet f
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Aeolun
1y ago
> Damn. That's pretty quick to diagnose and take action. I have to imagine that “You are flying” and “You just cut off all fuel to the engines” must generate a pretty obvious claxon of warnings.
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Aeolun
1y ago
> Did you ever always push the right buttons every time? A whole world full of 787’s is pushing the right buttons every single day. If we’re talking about accidentally pressing buttons it seems we’d have seen incidents before.
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1y ago
> You don't know this. That it isn’t certain doesn’t change anything about it being pretty likely. Unpleasant, but I suppose at least it means we won’t suddenly see other planes falling out of the sky due to fuel switches being set
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