ChadNauseam

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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
> As for offline, yeah, my Internet web page doesn't work offline. That's really too bad honestly. What about your users who want to use your site when they're offline? Sympathy with those users is why I made sure that my
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
Improving service is much better, but the relative scales here are crazy. She options are "completely eliminate cost" or "slightly improve service in one two-mile stretch". Granted, 10 million trips a year go through tha
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
If we had to stick to transportation-specific improvements, I would use the money to eliminate bus fare for a year. (muni generates about $100M in fare, so really it would be enough money to eliminate fare for ~3 years.) Unlike subway fare,
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
We definitely need more metro, trams, bus routes, and bike paths. I especially want the latter because I bike to and from work every day. However, I have to wonder about the cost of these projects. In SF, we recently spent $346 million on t
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
As a user I don't really appreciate sites that do this as they tend to have worse latency for UI interactions and less pleasant page transitions. And of course, they are unusable offline
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
Do you pick your databases based on how quickly they compile and how many dependencies they have? I normally chose based on factors like performance and reputation for reliability
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
There's an odd idea that increasing the number of educated people in the country makes it harder to find jobs. Where is it easiest to find software jobs? Probably san francisco. You'd think it'd be easiest in some small town
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
No, the bar has risen to "people aren't literally starving (anymore)." Amazing.
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
It's easy to say that now, but it used to be that all mainstream typed languages had absolutely terrible type systems that got in your way as much as they helped
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
It just doesn't make that much sense to me. "And also the entire movie staff that chose floors with seven pointed stars for the bank" - so the entire movie staff is antisemitic? And what is the connection between a seven poin
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
> and cunning, greedy creatures with long, hooked noses that run the wizarding bank I don't think they're portrayed as greedy? Although I'm willing to be proven wrong if anyone has textual evidence otherwise. They are also
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
> The banks are run by goblins with big noses. I can believe that the origins of this trope are antisemetic, but I don't see very much reason to think that any antisemitic mindset was in JK Rowling's head when she wrote it.
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
I don’t. although I tried to get it to tell me how to take crack cocaine, and it wouldn’t. But when I was taking grey market peptides, claude walked me through reconstituting, dosing and administering them. I assumed it would behave similar
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
I'd guess opus refusals are not an issue for 95%+ of people. Opus will happily help you find and download pirated media, and then give you step by step instructions for how to do drugs if you ask it. You'd have to be working on so
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
That doesn't make much sense to me. How can you blame someone for a problem they didn't cause?
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by ChadNauseam 3mo ago
That just pushes it back one level for me, because I never got why kinetic energy is the integral of momentum w.r.t. velocity
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
It might be miserable for you, but it sounds great for your customers. I am genuinely sympathetic though.
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
I would never want to compel someone else to buy services from me if they had a better option available. My goal is to make money by contributing to society, not force others to pay me for services they don't want from me. If AI makes
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Yes it is far better to do nothing than to something that makes the situation worse
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> If everyone is deficient, then it must not be that important. Most people are overweight. Does that make being a healthy weight not that important?
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
But the WASM is integrated into the file. So what scenario would happen where the decode fails? They wrote a file, wrote a wasm decoder, and didn't test the decoder against the file they just wrote? I think it would be a natural step a
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
The basic premise of "have a factory that produces reactors small enough to ship" always made sense to my uneducated mind. Is there a flaw in the idea? It seems like it should be much cheaper than if every reactor were bespoke
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Can you point to an example of this happening in the past? Where a supply shortage leads to price increases and "record profits", and the price never goes back down?
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
That describes pretty much every server I've ever written lol.
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Downloaded it and giving it a try. I love the aesthetics and how colorful it is! It is also pleasant to use and fast, although my personal preference is TUIs that don't break scrollback (claude code actually does a good job at this).
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> Anthropic claims Mythos is in a class of its own, the evidence corroborates this and the government believes it. They didn't release Mythos, they released Fable, which was Mythos + a classifier that detected potentally-dangerous p
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Apple messed up one thing about the iPad, which made me never use mine and eventually give it away. Basically, my iPad would die in a couple days if left unplugged. Because I only want to use it about once a week, that means I have to leave
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
Some cantons in Switzerland use a system called biproportional apportionment. They say "okay, party A got 25% of the votes, so they must get 25% of the seats. And district 1 accounts for 30% of the population, so they must get 30% of t
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> Then why did curl only find one new vulnerability thanks to Mythos Maybe there weren't that many serious vulnerabilities in curl? It's like asking why it didn't find any vulnerabilities in fn main() {println!("hello
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by ChadNauseam 4mo ago
> You can’t jump up and down screaming how amazing, powerful, and dangerous your new tech is and then act surprised and annoyed when the government shows up looking to regulate it. True, you can't. But, you can think certain regulat

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