GenerocUsername

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by GenerocUsername 11mo ago
Unverified Bluesky posts by people with conflicting interests
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by GenerocUsername 11mo ago
Maybe the rest of the world should stop doing their manufacturing in china.
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by GenerocUsername 11mo ago
Yes thats right.
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
I don't see it said enough, but liquid glass slowed my M3 noticably. Odd I got the update 2 weeks before M5 launch. Software as a means to obsolete hardware. Trillion dollar company
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
About 50 lines... Give or take
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Agree. The idea that autististics rely on a large box of daily pills is insane. -chugs coffee
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
I see your point of view, but the fact is they are growing and so deploying new assets. The US is not growing and for us it is mostly about replacing assets. They have different payoff schedules. We have pre built infrastructure we are stil
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Yes
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
In a way it is? Let me explain. The USA is big, but China bigger. If the USA over optimizes on reducing greenhouse gas today, at the expense of our long term economic and world power, China, who cares for less about preserving the world wi
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Well then I have news for you... That's what Suno is. You can generate from simple text prompt, you can describe timings and chord progressions and song structure. You can get very detailed, even providing recordings Yes the barrier fo
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
You record yourself whistling it and out it in as an input. I've been recording myself on guitar and using suno to turn it into professional quality recordings with full backing band. And I'm not trying to sell it, I just like hea
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Yes
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
The motto of the forest service is 'do the most good for the most people for the longest time' Reality is you sometimes have to drop some dead weight for 2% of people to protect and further the lives of the other 98%. Turns out it
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Well then maybe it's time to cut some dead weight from the left platform... Many centrists want clean water and sane society and bathrooms and woke ideology maybe needs to take a back seat in discourse for a while
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Hey if we can hire them there instead of importing then here I might be onboard for this... Oh wait, most companies are doing both regardless
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Are the resources to understand the code on a computer? Whether it's code, swagger, or a collection of sticky notes, your job is now to supply context to the AI. I am 100% convinced people who are not getting value from AI would have t
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Your first week of AI usage should be crawling your codebase and generating context.md docs that can then be fed back into future prompts so that AI understands your project space, packages, apis, and code philosophy. I guarantee your inter
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
This makes little sense with even the tiniest amount of probing. This is a solvable geo regulation issue, solvable like many other geo regulatory issues
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
How is that that different than working in a large codebase with 25+ other devs. My org has 160 engineers working on our e-commerce frontend and middle tiers. I constantly dive into repos and code I have no ownership of. The gitblame shows
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Agree. I am a image gen laymen, but when I was running stable diffusion in 2022 it seemed like I could get the same image if I used the same seed and parameters. Seemed easy to get same image when you have full control of the inputs. The ra
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Define taking off then. Everyone knows Firefox and some people even like it
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
He ousted the whole group which does have more standing than singling someone out. And reasoning can be as simple as conflict of interest... Eg being unwilling to challenge pharma lobbyist current state directives
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Illegal? The committee is under the control of HHS Secretary... JFK. He literally has the authority to do what he did. Changing a plan you inherited but now own is not illegal.
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Holy cow that's bad. 2 slightly different grids overlaid with transparency feels like a joke but here t is
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Yes, I do believe the global majority can infact be wrong and misled.
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
At a macro level, people from the former group might be doing better than you think. I have gone from Senior II, to Lead Architect, to Principal Engineer in the years LLMs have been available. It's not literally a 100x multiplier, but
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
I had to scroll to far too find sanity in this thread. I suspect the opposition party is literally just fear-bombing social media with what ifs and AI slop to further divide folks. But if some conferences or even colleges full of people sus
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Thanks. I was skimming article but it seemed like it was missing some critical context
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
Blog has a unique voice, but also the clear outline structure of a ChatGPT response.
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by GenerocUsername 1y ago
You'd think a well running A/B system would not be seeing 47% declines in a yoy basis

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