ChickeNES

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by ChickeNES 8d ago
You've now gone from disagreeing with my definition to inventing beliefs for me and questioning my reading comprehension based on them, so I think I’m done here lol.
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
> are they really composing? yes
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
I don't consider it a craft whatsoever personally. It's a means to an end, coding for me was always about getting the computer to do what I want, LLMs just moved the abstraction multiple rungs up the ladder.
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
> Software is centralized and subscription based, and largely not under the consumer's control. Is it really though? I'll grant that you might have a point with iOS/Android and things like banking apps (no problem with the
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Yeah I don't disagree, ChatGPT/Claude both could really stand a UI/UX pass (and a perf pass for Firefox's sake lol). I was more expressing the perennial fear of power user features being jettisoned in favor of the lowest
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
I'm curious, is using the daemon with my own frontend a supported use case? Because I had a thought...while as I mentioned above I don't use the CLI much anymore...my agents do, and having that history in a sql db would be mighty
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
> One example is the family bible that's passed down from one generation to the next. That book might contain handwriting of your grand parents recording the birth of your mom. Surely you can see how that might be special to somebod
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
As someone on the spectrum/neurodivergent myself, no, it does not excuse his behavior whatsoever (or the lack of action by MIT). Stallman predicting that a technical capability could be abused and then somebody eventually abusing it is
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
I think it was a combo of this + completely screwing my muscle memory haha. I'd give it another shot...but tbh, these days claude/codex are more my command line than bash/zsh.
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Yup, this one gets the ambiguity in the word "political", and then uses the broadest possible definition to avoid the narrower point I was actually making about preachy writing lol
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
How is RMS's connection/response to Epstein not relevant?
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
But...they really don't? Everyone is replaceable, there's nothing special about artists.
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Going from "I don’t personally want to consume AI art" to "the government and every major AI lab should prevent everyone else from making it" is precisely the sort of thing that makes schadenfreude such a useful word. :)
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Because corporations are organizations of people?
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Doesn't the bible treat collective institutions as moral actors all the time? And why are you using the bible as your grounding, not every one shares Christian morality
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Yes, we know labor cartels abuse their powers. Doesn't change the point at hand
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
Asimov had plenty of stories with little to no politics, did you just read Foundation and skip his other works? Some of them are basically logic puzzles. Sure, Frankenstein has social and political commentary, but that's not what peopl
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
> Are you a book lover? > If you are, I suspect you already do this: when you travel abroad, you find yourself walking into a local bookstore. > I do it everywhere, not only in Japan but also abroad. My shelves hold some Chinese an
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by ChickeNES 9d ago
I'm neurodivergent, you do not speak for me.
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
That makes sense since you treat it as your central productivity manager, but for me all of Claude/Codex/etc are not productivity tools, just heterogeneous compute /for/ the productivity tool :P
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
You really don't understand how many agents I have running at once
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
I found atuin way too hard/slow to use, I think I went two days before I nuked it and went back to pure omzsh. Has it gotten any better in the past 2ish years?
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
Sounds like they need a "Claude for Normal People" and a "Claude for people who know how computers work" lol
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
> create decks and things like that to present Not really proving their usefulness there :P
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
Why? I only use gsuite for interop between Claude and ChatGPT and other services...so a moat like that is totally worthless to me
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
This! My use of the web chat/app was already basically 0, now it will be 0.
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
> Claude Design, Claude Docs, and Claude Slides Why/when would I ever need any of these? Can't y'all focus on useful features instead?
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by ChickeNES 10d ago
I recommend using Work sparingly because sometimes it is the better choice, but I do ration it. With Claude I simply don't use the web/app chat at all (and I have no idea what Cowork even does ngl, never used it) I think there&#x2
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by ChickeNES 11d ago
Heh, I lost it myself when reading it, so you're not wrong.
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by ChickeNES 11d ago
> And show me an api provider that allows me to run 10x agents concurrently for 5 days straights . Any of them on a Max/Pro plan as long as you are smart about model selection? That's my main objection to local inference, I&#x2

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