DangitBobby

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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
They are selling to many customers by subscription.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Not sure how this level of cynicism is even remotely warranted. The post helps people who don't understand LLMs very well get the most out of Claude. Your incentives here are actually aligned with Anthropics since both of you want fewe
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
What do you want? Lacking omniscience, even the smartest superintelligence imaginable has to do more thinking to deal with worse inputs.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
By what definition of automatically does a bot closing an issue with low activity not count as "automatically closed"?
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Yes, we should aim for the level of stress and fear associated with the threat of conscription looming over one's head.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Usually when people say things were better back in the old days they talk about what that money could get you, not inflation adjusted dollars.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
This exact sentiment has been expressed and addressed ad nauseum.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
It was a creative ruling in multiple senses of the word. They invented the idea from whole cloth and it effectively created new laws from the bench. > The Court decided that Filburn's wheat-growing activities reduced the amount of w
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Sounds like he's restructuring a payment plan that was already designed to push the pain into the future. Who knows if it will have been better to stave off the near term pain or let the financial time bomb set decades ago tie his hand
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
I'm sure this is the one criticism among the millions that actually lands at his feet. Edit: Surprise surprise, it wasn't. See other comment.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
You'd think so but it turns out doing the bare minimum is actually impressive.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
This is why they want to fix the paper to say Amazon is making them do it.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Yeah why don't we make sure we fix the whole world at once and if we can't give up completely? Ask yourself, if they aren't fixing your favorite problem, are they really fixing any problem at all? Bonus points if you can main
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Assuming there's no end to productive uses for labor, of course.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Pretending we have issues we don't have also sure to make things better, right? No one who sincerely frames Biden as a problem worth mentioning in a discussion of leadership decline is worth listening to, especially given that he was s
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
This one hurts. Lots of bad news flying around here but this one hit a bit different.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Yeah Biden was soooo bad... Give me a fucking break. Americans are just as dumb as everyone says we are, that's how we got Trump 2.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
It's probably more than one thing but it would be shocking if the lead had no impact.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
TikTok comments are literally bottom of the barrel, worse than any platform I know of, way below YouTube and even X. It's a cesspool.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
> How can it be cheaper for every company to re-invent the wheel? Companies not matching their prices to current reality, mostly.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
They did it because people didn't want a data center next to the zoo. There was a huge backlash against it, and the locals are very happy that they were listened to, I can promise you. No conspiracy theory necessary.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
ACP integration is very good, IMO. I'm using it with Claude Code. They've made so many improvements over time. I use image pasting myself, TBH I was excited it worked at all. Surprised that some rough edges around images are enoug
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
That's nice. You keep being confused about who is imposing their choices on whom. The rest of us can keep using productive frameworks while you opine about how people aren't being ideologically pure enough in their software use. B
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
People lie. It's what they do. It's childish to assume decisions that magically align with their interests specifically to the detriment of everyone else aren't actually motivated by their interests.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
You taking the unchecked todo item quip as a personal affront says way more about you than Claude. I hope you don't have any direct reports.
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
At what point does a library start being a framework and when does the distinction matter to the end user?
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Turns out that it's really difficult to make web components work with existing frameworks because instead of simply using existing web primitives as you'd expect, they made new ones. They use incapsulation primitives and state bou
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
Lol. Or is introducing a "standard" that no one asked for and squealing that no one wants to spend their lives integrating your leaky "solution" a shithead move? Who is shoving things down people's throats really? Y
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
React had their own solution to web problems and went with it. Don't confuse that with obstinately discarding your favored technology. I personally tried web components and it was nothing but pain and solved no problems I actually had,
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by DangitBobby 2mo ago
We all know individual consumer action could technically make the difference between an obesity epidemic and a healthy country. We all also know that individual consumers will literally never take that action, be it health or any of the oth

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