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by _joel 1y ago
Is it an industry, or just a meme job title? Serious question.
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by _joel 1y ago
Agreed, I do python and ts depending on the use case, a ts version would be cool
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by _joel 1y ago
We're finding evidence all the time of new impacts. The Earth, geologically and meterologically hides the evidence from us. Ironically it's the new technology that's allowed us to see how many more impactors there have been.
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by _joel 1y ago
lol, good luck with that
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by _joel 1y ago
/clear too
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by _joel 1y ago
Isn't that the point, though?
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by _joel 1y ago
Set a PR template up, that demands those sections are filled in. Could probably do that down to the commit level with pre-commit but realistically you'd want that level of detail in the in the PR. Also add issue id to the commits too,
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by _joel 1y ago
It's probably been duck typed
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by _joel 1y ago
Watched a good video on "The Old Copper Culture", apparently they were using and working copper 9000 years ago, due to massive natural deposits of pure copper, something I never knew. (interesting geological reasons too) - worth a
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by _joel 1y ago
I mean the real world examples of a pelican riding a bike is not common. It's common in benchmarking LLM's but that's not what I meant.
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by _joel 1y ago
`claude model claude-sonnet-4-5-20250929` for cli users
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by _joel 1y ago
Because it excercises thinking about a pelican riding a bike (not common) and then describing that using SVG. It's quite nice imho and seems to scale with the power of the LLM model. Sure Simon has some actual reasons though.
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by _joel 1y ago
... but can it create an svg renderer for claude's site.
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by _joel 1y ago
I'm paying $90(?) a month for the Max and it holds up for about an hour or so of in depth coding before it kicks in the 5-hour window lockout (so effectively about 4 hours of time when I can't run it). Kinda frustrating, even with
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by _joel 1y ago
That sounds a bit crap
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by _joel 1y ago
Nice, Jeff Geerling / Adrian Black mashup needed
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by _joel 1y ago
Yep, that and SETI@Home. I loved the eye candy, even if I didn't know what it fully meant.
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by _joel 1y ago
I'm making a pretty complex project using claude. I tried claude flow and some other orchestrators but they produced garbage. Have found using github issues to track the progress as comments works fairly well, the PR's can get la
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by _joel 1y ago
It's a unix system! I know this.
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by _joel 1y ago
Finally, a can of can't
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by _joel 1y ago
Does this mean everyone will have to delete their photos so it'll have enough cooling water to run? https://www.theverge.com/science/758275/drought-delete-files...
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by _joel 1y ago
The photo of the power socket right next to the sink looks safe
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by _joel 1y ago
Well, there's a number that are cancelling, I'd call that irate.
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by _joel 1y ago
Agreed, early morning here in the UK everything is fine, as soon as most of the US is up and at it, then it slowly turn to treacle. I've been testing z.ai for the past week and it's nowhere near as suceptible, fwiw.
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by _joel 1y ago
Hilarious, have you got any new ones?
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by _joel 1y ago
r/Anthropic/ currently filled with very irate customers.
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by _joel 1y ago
Maybe it was, given the context of the post.
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by _joel 1y ago
Wasn't this fairly successful at rasing the profile of the issue? https://www.stopkillinggames.com/
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by _joel 1y ago
WFM
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by _joel 1y ago
Just watched a Benn Jordan video on creepy AI, particularly Flock Safety. No suprise that the some of the same people involved in this article are involved in the data brokerage company (which seems awfully dystopian). They've bumped i

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