DauntingPear7

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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Looks neat
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
This guy is the CEO of obsidian so I would trust him imo
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
As a college student without too much spending money, what’re some board games I should check out? I have wingspan, catan, and azul and wanna expand my collection with other must have games
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Seems long overdue
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Someone will have to know how to steer the LLM to fix/update/maintain the bespoke software they decided to use, so still a large cost there
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
It’s because social media is no longer primarily about being social
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Reads like AI
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Forcing people to take and buy and own and maintain a car since hundreds of billions have been spent on that mode of transit, but near zero (in comparison) on any other seems like bad form imo
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
But then you get into a world where people can’t cross the street (moreso than what’s already available). I recall seeing a video on YouTube that explores your suggestion to its inevitable conclusion. Additionally, this could exacerbate sub
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
You do too. What makes you think the models are intelligent? Are you seriously that dense? Do you think your phones keyboard autocomplete is intelligent because it can improve by adapting to new words?
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by DauntingPear7 8mo ago
Yeah some people pop a melatonin every night before bed
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
Yeah the “rocks are alive and conscious” crowd are certainly something
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
Yeah us US folk love our dessert for breakfast
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
The unregulated monopoly that is google has really served us well too. Instead of non-government-approved thoughts we get SEO slop, sponsored links, AI overviews, mass data collection, listicles, and unhelpful search results. Seems like bot
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
From what I’ve seen - that’s been their goal this whole time ;)
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
This, from what I can recall seeing about average car trip distance, is actually correct. (Excluding you rural people, but depending on your city could be true if people had smaller lots and denser less car centric business areas, or more b
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
There is definitely something to be said about bike theft. People see cars as a private space with serious social repercussions for violating. Bikes on the other hand are treated like normal belongings. This may have something to do with ca
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
By “plenty of bike infrastructure” do you mean gutter lanes for bikes or proper, separated, useful and safe bike infrastructure?
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
Wth are your usage limits? Are they increased? I’ll hit a usage limit in about 2-3 hours of using sonnet 4.5, and opus is a weekly limit.
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
It’s $1.75/load where I live now. Small washers and dryers
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
As a CS student who kinda knows how to build things. I do in fact get a speedup when querying AI or letting AI do some coding for me. However, I have a poor understanding of the system it builds, and it does a quite frankly terrible job wit
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
Yes, from what I have seen
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by DauntingPear7 9mo ago
I mean I regularly read the news and I didn’t know CNN has a lite version
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by DauntingPear7 10mo ago
Hammerspoon maybe?
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by DauntingPear7 11mo ago
But a chair cannot be copied from one home to another. Code uniquely can be. Good (perhaps artisanal) code is useful and better for everyone. The foundational improvements by a single person can get magnified throughout a project, while wit
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by DauntingPear7 1y ago
If you dislike the terminal or aren’t comfortable there, you should try using the vim keybinds for VSCode. They’ll get you most of the way there, and the rest is a lot of customization to get things how you like. The vim motions are the bes
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by DauntingPear7 1y ago
Too many em dashes -> AI
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by DauntingPear7 1y ago
Highly doubt that, as they’re already known in the OSS community. Browser Co. expanded as fast as possible without any way to make revenue, then ditched their flagship product to make a bad agentic browser
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by DauntingPear7 1y ago
Probably Zen, as Arc is dead
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by DauntingPear7 1y ago
Yeah. For this to work, something like git worktrees would be needed, or multiple clones of the repo. Claude loses the plot if you reject a change, and fix a line manually, and don’t tell it to explicitly recheck files. There’s no way this

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