KingOfCoders

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   by KingOfCoders 4mo ago

   I'd wish the EU would pay for California separatism as much as the US is supporting breaking up the EU (Orban, AfD in Germany, Farage, ..)
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   by KingOfCoders 4mo ago

   I would think it depends on what you count in as cost, how long you can operate a data center, in which intervals you need to train new frontier models etc. There are lots of knobs to dial for your costs.
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   by KingOfCoders 4mo ago

   There are coders and creators. The first identify as their tools, the second don't care about the tools (too much). This explains to me 90% of the reactions I get when I talk to people.
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   by KingOfCoders 4mo ago

   I let them talk via tmux, two panes, each has an agent and agents know how to send text via tmux to panes.
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   You Live in an Illusion. Get over It(amazingcto.com)

   3 points by KingOfCoders 4mo ago|0 comments
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   by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

   "What gives you confidence that they aren't?" What gives you the confidence that Bigfoot does not exist? What gives you the confidence we're not ruled by Reptile overlords? What gives you the confidence we&#x2
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   by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

   "EU explicitly required that ISPs retain your identifying data with the Data Retention Directive" And then sells it?
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   by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

   Deutsche Telekom in Germany/EU farms and sells my data? Any sources?
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   by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

   Having migrated from Windows11 to Popos/Nvidia, Minecraft is ~20% slower depending on shaders installed and distant horizons mod. TF2 is also slower but both still fine.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Yes I did, and you called that "inauthentic" based on your value system. I'm not a native speaker but in German "inauthentic" (unauthentisch) would not be considered a neutral description. "So, this wasn’t a di
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    "inauthentic" is your judgement based on your values. My post was not about judgement, just about explaining what I think happens with influencers. Your reply was based on your perception and assumptions, not on what I said it fee
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    I use Linux as a daily driver, using it on servers since 1991 (or 92 whenever boot.tgz/root.tgz was released), have been coding for 45 years, started several successful open source projects, wrote a full text search engine in Java in t
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    And I'm guessing an iPhone. Internet influencers - nothing against this one, I like his videos, I think I got JetKVM because of one video - are a persona which is different from their person. They sell something in their videos and do
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    What did you find not convincing in particular? "Our results strongly contradict the hypothesis that the sign sequences of the Swabian Aurignacian constitute writing in this strict sense." You think it does constitute writing?
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Also, https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/stone-age-art-may... Pre-script about 40.000 years ago
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Ah the new science. 3/4th about how everyone else was wrong, how this was neglected, how this changes everything and then a small portion about what it is. Recently I found this very interesting, signs of writing about 40.000 years ago
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Same here
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    "Dog ate my homework"
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    They drop because I don't get any panels for 2 months now.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    What a history!
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    I do think more relevant than before, Claude has less trouble running a modulith with HTMX than keeping everything in sync. I still run into context window problems on company code bases. When the 1M windows is 50% full Claude degenerates f
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    My first contact was VMS with its versioning file system. Then RCS - before that we copied zip files around.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Not saying they did, but buying a 100 starts is cheap.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Mentalist, huh?
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    "It's pretty convoluted logic to blame Israel for Iran attacking the UAE" That was the argued point, not the US.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Im with you on Go and SQLite, dropped Postgres for many of my projects, I might add: HTMX instead of a TS frontend, very few apps need a TS/React/... frontend. Doubling development effort with minimal gain (except games etc.) Dabb
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    The problems the UAE has are not based on Iran attacking the UAE but Iran closing the Strait - which is a direct and foreseeable result of Israel attacking Iran.
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Thanks, it's on and off depending on training data. What prompt did you use?
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    Ah, thanks, not a native speaker, "where they live out their entire lives below ground" sounded to me like they were living below ground all the time - e.g. a fox then could also be said to "live out their entire life below g
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    by KingOfCoders 5mo ago

    1. Why did the agent have access to production db? We fought a decade so no one has access to this. 2. Why did the agent have write access to the backups? Why would anyone have write access to the backups?