OccamsMirror

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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
I wonder how truckers are going to like having to get up and walk over to the door to talk to gate security or hand over paperwork. Feels like a dumb design to me.
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
It's all coming from Meta: https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/reddit-user-uncovers-beh... Big tech wants regulatory capture.
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
That's not going to work if the service is down, however.
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
Plus, they've dumbed down their models to the point where the value just isn't there like it was. If I have to go in and clean up after it, or constantly wrestle with it through prompts, what's the point? Just spending $200 a
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
My experience with Zed differed. On Linux I found it to be very memory hungry.
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
Maybe they shouldn't be releasing it with anti-consumer terms of service? People's objections are legitimate. Where else should they be discussed?
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
Yes, but the companies want to reserve the right to turn evil later.
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by OccamsMirror 5mo ago
Plus if you're in government you have procurement to deal with. You already have an Enterprise deal with Microsoft so you don't have to go through any of that rigmarole.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
My favorite story from "Careless People," was when his team let him cheat and ultimately win at Settlers of Catan.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
My favorite story from "Careless People," was when his team let him cheat and ultimately win at Settlers of Catan.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
PE is highly destructive to anything it touches.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
I believe the technical term is "meat shields".
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
I've never heard of this design system. Do you have any decent referencs?
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
Not to mention the amount of placeholders and TODOs it's leaving in the codebase but then declaring that it's finished the work. I've cancelled my subscriptions to both Codex and Claude and am going to go back to writing my o
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
I don't think it's much cheaper . Writing some code to do some CRUD has always been easy. Getting to a proof of concept is definitely quicker. But creating something that can be relied upon in production? That's as difficult
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
They already have the means to develop in house. Why aren't they?
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
> otherwise your clients are going to vibe code a custom solution instead of paying you. How many things do you want to be responsible for? How many vibe coded projects do you want to maintain? I think this line of reasoning is overblown
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
If they shut down the website and the decent third party apps, I'd actually stop browsing Reddit. That sounds like a net positive, to be honest.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
They're talking about free inference like Android and Google Home devices. No one is paying subscription fees for these and they're running their inference in the cloud. Apple Intelligence, for the most part, is running on the dev
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
Of course this comment response is AI generated. The snake eating its own tail.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
em Client has no Linux version though?
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
Would have agreed with this a month ago but I am hitting limits now. I think the economics of agentic coding is starting to normalize.
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by OccamsMirror 6mo ago
Suspicious emdash, new account, gushingly positive about AI. Weird.
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Claude Code users hitting usage limits 'way faster than expected'(bbc.com)
3 points by OccamsMirror 6mo ago|0 comments
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Australian government and Anthropic sign MOU for AI safety and research(anthropic.com)
2 points by OccamsMirror 6mo ago|1 comments
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
This is exactly what people said about the "low code revolution". Not saying that you are wrong, necessarily. But I think it's still a pretty broad presumption.
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
All people are annoying. It's still mean spirited in this instance. The author is likely reading all of these comments.
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
This is a fantastic idea. I completely endorse it. I hope a Valve employee sees this.
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
This does not only affect the US. They're ramming this kind of bullshit into law in Australia too. As rapidly as they can.
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by OccamsMirror 7mo ago
I'm so tempted to do this. But having to wipe my MBP is currently too much friction for me. Liquid Glass is really killing my love for Apple products. I'll probably get a Framework and an Android phone for my next device purchases

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