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MacBook Neo
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_joel
7mo ago
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_joel
7mo ago
There have been many cases of US born citizens selling secrets to foeign powers (same here in UK). As a side note (tangentailly related) I wonder if the US would have gained nuclear capabilities if it wasn't for foreign scientists.
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_joel
7mo ago
I'd test it but Claude is down
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_joel
7mo ago
but can I write 5318008 on my AI?
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_joel
7mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VAX is also an arch, as well as a hoover ;)
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_joel
8mo ago
Not sure how enforced self-sanctions make GDP go up.
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_joel
8mo ago
Few years back (before covid) I splashed out on a fancy Dyson. Worst vacuum cleaner ever. I'm sporting a Vax now, quite good, even runs VMS.
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_joel
8mo ago
"my CPU is a neural net processor, a learning computer"
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_joel
8mo ago
PartridgeGPT would just give, "Dan, Dan..... Daaaan!"
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_joel
8mo ago
Dog vibe coding is great and all, just don't use it for red teaming ;)
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_joel
8mo ago
Works perfecty fine, I'm in the UK. Get a better ISP ;)
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8mo ago
CLAUDE.md isn't a silver bullet either, I've had it lose context a couple of questions deep. I do like GSD[1] though, it's been a great addition to the stack. I also use multiple, different LLMs as a judge for PRs, which capt
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_joel
8mo ago
I agree, but that's assuming the project accepts AI generated code, of course. Especially around the legality of accepting commits written by an AI trained on god knows what dataset.
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_joel
8mo ago
I thought it was about the compressability of the material to save space, perhaps?
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_joel
8mo ago
I'm sure nothing of significance was happening about 6 years ago that allowed for more free time either... :)
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_joel
8mo ago
Ceph, definitely.
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_joel
8mo ago
Now this is the test that matters, cheers Simon.
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_joel
8mo ago
Why am I reading this in Freddie Mercury's signing voice?
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_joel
8mo ago
I fully approve of the name
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_joel
8mo ago
It's avaiable in mine, I think I paid about the same
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_joel
8mo ago
That rack cabling is a bit rough. Appreciate it's a live event (I've worked on them myself) but come on :)
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_joel
8mo ago
What happened after https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malaysia_Airlines_Flight_17 ?
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_joel
8mo ago
Well I love the name, so definitely trying this out later, but first... And now for something, completely different.
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_joel
8mo ago
Can I run this on my new pentium pro laptop, or is it RISC only?
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_joel
9mo ago
strange removing the one that was in the top spot.
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_joel
9mo ago
They've been in there for some time. Just ask Wes Streeting.
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_joel
9mo ago
Actually a thing https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cdd3ep76g3go
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_joel
9mo ago
Yup, fond memories of my Amiga 500+ (full meg, woo!)
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_joel
9mo ago
works fine for me on ff/macos
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_joel
9mo ago
It was a joke, you missed it, hence the woosh.
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