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JuanPosadas
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Sourcegraph Cody uses OpenAI. It works pretty good I guess. I couldn't figure out how to give Google's Codey (spelled differently) a spin as a github copilot alternative.
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No offense, I've had the misfortune of being inside several Starbucks in my life, yes an employee had a piercing or dyed hair or something, but you come across as the entitled person having a meltdown right now.
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I did 2 successful completions in VSCodium, then I checked and the Cody app said I used 17! I disabled autocompletions. Is there a way to manually trigger autocompletion when I'm ready instead of what I'm assuming is rapid-firing
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> I just want to know how useful things are. LLMs are somewhere between very useful to game-changing for me. But spammers will get far more utility and value out of LLMs than I can.
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Any advice on how to intercept one of these on their way to a trash can, perhaps for bargain price? I'd probably install Linux.
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Threads is just an instagram feature, comparing it's speed of market adoption to netflix and OpenAI is pretty meaningless, especially considering the drop-off and lack of notable innovation.
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Surprised no one is talking about reusable straws? I have some and they're nice.
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> SW wages need to fall lol no. I'm not taking a paycut in a world where CEOs making 400x their bottom paid workers are the ones greedily raising prices across the board.
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> no resources that can be practically mined Asteroid mining would at least have a huge economic payout if achieved.
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> I'm reminded of the Louis C.K. routine about everything being amazing and no one is happy. If AI meant the human was now free, I'd be happy, but ATM AI seems to mean the human will be jobless and soon homeless and starving.
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> it without being forced to I think this is an important detail. A lot of "forced into it" numbers will get presented as "happy users" in various unfair metrics comparisons.
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Brave on Android sent me ads as notifications with no discernible way to turn them off.
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> it's a heck of a coincidence I could make the same argument for me. It's a heck of a coincidence the place where I work had no product or revenue or customers before they hired me and a few years later suddenly we have 5 prod
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It's very annoying that everything is going to the monthly subs BS and I can't just pay $5 for 1000 widget bazingas or whatever the credit system is called.
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I wouldn’t be surprised if Musk’s plan was to have the illusion of a failed plan to tank downloads so that the news media would write about the failed plan to tank downloads of X, increasing publicity. Kind of genius, really.
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He used them to brand himself as Cool Sci-fi CEO. His Cool Sci-Fi CEO branding may have had a positive impact on the company. I'd like to see any evidence that any other contributions of his were actually positive.
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> Just like No, not just like at all. The allegations against the DNC by Sanders supporters are orders of magnitude smaller in scale. There's nothing unrealistic or delusional about "Members of the DNC colluded against outsider
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> Trump has the corrupt politicians and media right where he wants them. You could say both sides agree with this, but with opposite interpretations.
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Sad to see Nuclear power reactor operators, Nuclear technicians, Power plant operators in the fast decline list, hopefully that's from improved automation and maybe green energy and not from anything truly regressive.
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> For every scientific study that shows X, there will be other studies showing !X No need for even that, most misinformation cites studies that don't even say what the misinformation is citing them for. Even more common is YouTube v
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Technically yes, but you know, millions of years is a long time.
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> I haven't found hallucinations to be an issue at all, because I view the content with grain of salt in the first place Even without ChatGPT, looking for information you're not already an expert on can be a minefield of opinio
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Also no simple/reliable way to block egress to unwanted expensive regions where I have no users, especially with things like cloud run.
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> Be well, I hope someday you can put this hate behind you. What's hateful about wanting to expand the benefits of democracy to the working class? Multiple worse real genocides have happened to my people than your historically c
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Survivorship bias people in their 30s be like "My money stacks have bullet holes, better buy some armor for my money stacks" ignoring the corpses and poverty of their less fortunate peers.
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> Perhaps if democracy was an American invention They invented a democracy . Their democracy is of their own design, based on the historical work of philosophers. The constitution is not a plagiarized document stolen from the greeks. Ma
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Spammers will have more disposable funds than me and more utility from making payments to spread their message than I will. Essentially this is more likely to exclude poor people while waving spammers on in through the ticket gate. Not to m
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Fun fact: an external monitor turns on the GPU and all Intel macbooks have terrible thermals even before you turn the GPU on. The new M1 thermals are amazing and performance is often the same/better. Caveat: not all M1/M2 macbooks
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Well, you wouldn't normally try to put a 123GB game on Google drive.
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We grew up in an era where seemingly any TV show you wanted was on VHS, DVD, or netflix. Hard drives get cheaper every year. Now media only appears on streaming services and are silently removed from streaming services, and there are 10+ ra
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