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andoando
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I HATE ORMs. I end up spending an hour or two trying to figure out why something isnt working for what should be a simple query. Theyre also seem quite restrictive to what raw sql can do.
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andoando
1y ago
What you think is ethical is different from what I think is ethical. The power shouldn't be solidified in a few hands period.
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How do you add these to chatgpt? Chatgpt asks for a host for the mcp server. All the MCPS I find give a config like ```{ "mcpServers": { "sequential-thinking": { "command": "npx", &q
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andoando
1y ago
Can you give some example of the use cases for MCPs, anything I can add that might be useful to me?
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Theres a million different million environments. This includes, OS, languages, frameworks and setups within those frameworks. Spring, java or kotlin, rest or grpc, mysql or postgres or, okhhtp or ktor, etc etc. There is no software you coul
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andoando
1y ago
My favorite of the esoteric languages has to be Piet https://esolangs.org/wiki/Piet
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1y ago
1. Get a lab 2. Fill floor with soil. 3. Plant tree 4. Water tada
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1y ago
Jesus fuck were spending hundreds of billions in a few years on AI? Slow the fuck down. Lets establish some proof of value first
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1y ago
I love that idea
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You just need to prerender the 3d world. If its truly exportable as a 3D model, rerendering it real time based on input is trivial
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1y ago
Personally I love Sveltekit. Theres some things to learn but once you do its amazingly simple and powerful. That said I havent tried Astro, Nuxt
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andoando
1y ago
So everything should be open source and no one should be able to write software to sell it? If you want your projects license agreement to be withheld in future projects there is a license for that. Its called copyleft
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1y ago
Same, if one of them punches through in one place, that hole shapes the angle of the bounces and reinforces itself and the other side fills in around the hole.
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1y ago
Is there anything that wraps multiple requests?
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1y ago
I think that makes sense if you also agree to not have any protections from them for getting scammed. But otherwise I agree, I hate the same shit about requiring 2fa. Let me fucking decide about how much I care about my account being stolen
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1y ago
All learning, human or AI is a lossy compression. It is by generalizing data that we form mental conceptions. A square is a square despite its size or color or material. A house is a house so long as something lives there.
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1y ago
I think a pretty simple explanation is that the deeper you go into any topic the closer you get to metaphysical questions. Ask why enough and you eventually you get to what is reality, how can we truly know anything, what are we, etc. It&#x
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1y ago
And today I asked Claude code to carefully look at and follow the structure of my tests and write some more, and after 5-10 mins it completely ignored it, wrote one class with all the helper methods and a bunch of compilation errors from fi
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andoando
1y ago
LLMs are really good with translations. Google Translate is relatively awful. I have an intern now who barely speaks my native language but very bad English so weve been using it all the time, and its always spot on, even for phrases that d
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1y ago
I just tried Lumenate and woah that's actually really cool. How long do you do these sessions for?
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1y ago
This ones actually hard to believe. Did you guys actually track the user signups? I would bet its the "zombie, forgetful, monthly Saas payments" like you're saying, not a decline in actual signup/use
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1y ago
Illusionism argues just that, consciousness is an illusion therefore there is no hard problem of consciousness at all.
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The conciousness is an illusion irks me. I do feel things at times and not other times. That is the most fundamental truth I am sure of. If that is an "illusion" one can go the other way and say everything is conscious and experie
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1y ago
You can dual boot Asahi Linux https://asahilinux.org/fedora/
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1y ago
True with all the apps. Hated this about working with Tinder. All the conversations, KPIs are "What gets the most users, makes them stay on the app longest, paying the most money". 4 years and not a single conversation about how t
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I hold the same criticism for other psychatrist disorders, I am only talking about ADHD because its the one I personally identify with and spent the most time thinking about. I am not disputing that it's possible to group populations o
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I just learned this the other day, but its called allometric scaling. Definitely far off linear.
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What I am trying to say is that the brain is a VERY complex machine, I do not believe there is a singular cause for why people fail to be motivated/alert in their daily lives. I refuse to call it ADHD, as that implies some known patho
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1. Standardized is absolutely meaningless here. We can develop any set of symptoms, develop a standardized questionnaire, and have millions of people who meet it. 2. CPT measures attention/focus in an entirely made up lab scenario. Att
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There is no doubt some differences in people who experienced mental problems, and sought or were given a diagnosis, and the general population. QbTest was retroactively designed specifically to target this subjectively diagnosed ADHD group.
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