EasyMark

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by EasyMark 5mo ago
Did you try to have it clean up the code and refactor? I find while the code is usually low to mid tier that it’s a lot better than the first pass. I of course back up the working version lol. Usually I can coax something better out of it
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by EasyMark 5mo ago
The people in the middle are still waiting and see , mostly it’s the extremes that are fully vested and loudest on the internet
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by EasyMark 5mo ago
When and where did this happen before a year and half ago?
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by EasyMark 5mo ago
This is going to happen all over. Company I'm currently contracting with has gone AI everything (aka technical debt hell), and they're gonna suffer for it. I'm glad my consulting contract ends in 2 months. I don't want t
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by EasyMark 6mo ago
I doubt if someone who has 30000+ karma waited for this precise post to submit a "clever" claude ad surreptitiously to draw you in.
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by EasyMark 6mo ago
And they also have a nearly infinite budget to rent AI time to do this type of work.
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by EasyMark 6mo ago
turns out she's also calling from inside the house!
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by EasyMark 6mo ago
Any way to have it use /Users/claude/*? or something like that
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
As an engineering student I can’t imagine taking notes a by only typing. I was always drawing diagrams and 2d and 3d graphs etc . No way I can do that with keyboard and mouse fast enough for a college class
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
Yeah I dropped them. Unfollowed the people working for them on SM
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
I suspect any 5 eyes countries can get any information they want on any citizen in any of the countries in that unholy agreement.
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
I assume those agreements were probably signed before the current fascist regime running the US government and now they want to upend the terms of said agreement to allow in more fascism to aforementioned contract.
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
I don't believe they got fed up honestly. I think it's just their "think of the children" scheme to get blackmail material on people and in hopes they can use it for other nefarious activities in the future. It's al
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
yep text is bad enough, screw hosting videos and images from randos on the web. I would 100% host a forum or similar if the honor system worked, but it only takes a couple gooner CSAM deviants to ruin your entire life on something like that
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by EasyMark 7mo ago
We don't know who struck first, us or them, but we know that it was us that scorched the sky. At the time, they were dependent on solar power and it was believed that they would be unable to survive without an energy source as abundant
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by EasyMark 8mo ago
So it's probably the built-in apple proxy/vpn(?) getting blocked? they want a residential IP or something?
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by EasyMark 8mo ago
Care to go into a bit more on machine specs? I am interested in picking up a rig to do some LLM stuff and not sure where to get started. I also just need a new machine, mine is 8y-o (with some gaming gpu upgrades) at this point and It'
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by EasyMark 8mo ago
I think selling it to state actors lined could definitely be a big boon. I'll never trust them, I'd rather delete my account
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by EasyMark 8mo ago
are you using a VPN? that happens often to me. might be a combo of that and ublock origin. I'm guessing archive gets a ton of attacks from VPN so they probably just have rules to captcha any VPN address. I have a local proxy on rpi set
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by EasyMark 8mo ago
My work laptop does the same thing. Pretty maxed out for a Dell but still can be slow, especially right click context menu. Someone else said it could be endpoint software (executable scanning?) which makes sense. things improved a bit afte
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
I think the big downside for a lot of people is that it's hosted in the USA where the government is definitely headed in an autocratic direction that is abusive of most countries who don't comply to rantings from an orange madman.
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
or just save all your keystrokes and regular screen captures with "Recall"
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
A lot of them are not really legitimate though. There's a reason that 4th amendment needs a modern version to require a warrant for tapping of any sort for things people generally assume are private. Flock, palantir, etc need to all go
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
The engineers who developed this developed it to a spec so that microsoft demanded that allows them to get into the system at any time. There was nothing lazy about it. This would be easily found by anyone who has the impetus to encrypt the
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
I have a suspicion very few of HN voted for this, probably less than 1/4
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
Thank you for building orion. Thanks for the explanation and it all seems perfectly reasonable to me and your choices are solid.
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
Why does it seem weird? I run a lot of proprietary software on linux. Actually made a career of it. I also run a lot of open source whenever I can, but I'm pragmatic about the whole affair. I think most users are like that.
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
The commonality is that you both enjoy doing what you love, rather than the actual realization of that which is obviously far different.
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
It wasn't really work for him I think. He enjoyed the vast majority of what he did. Not all of us get to be so lucky. Does an artist or writer retire if they love their art?
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by EasyMark 9mo ago
you're going to get a lot of flack because some will only accept if he walked to work and ate vegan gmo-free granola at a granola stand on HackerNews I think to be called a "True American"

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