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apothegm
6mo ago
Oh, no, I was agreeing with you. What you posited wrt elections is what I’ve been anticipating (with dread) for the past 18-ish months.
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Not with intention, personally. There was a framework I started using because it seemed interesting; but I still used several others. It aligned well enough with the way I think about software, and I liked its ecosystem and maintenance appr
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6mo ago
Sounds infuriating to me. I always have to disable autocomplete when writing code comments because the AI suggests things that have nothing to do with what I want to say. Super distracting to the point that it’s almost impossible to maintai
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6mo ago
Really? We’re back to using LoC as a metric? Have we learned absolutely nothing in the past 50 years? Oh, never mind, we already know the answer to that…
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6mo ago
DISPROVEN vaccine-autism link. Leaving that word out only helps fuels the anti-vaccine conspiracy theories. “ThEy’Re TrYiNg To SuPpReSs ThE tRuTh!!!111”
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6mo ago
Depends. I prefer not to give money to people who will use that money to achieve political ends that horrify or disgust me. I’m boycotting a select number of companies for that reason. That said, they’re generally not early stage startups —
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6mo ago
That’s quite the assumption.
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Not all violence by the state is legal. In a properly functioning democracy, the state cannot carry out arbitrary violence with impunity, only that which is consistent with the powers granted to it by the constitution and laws written and p
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POSIWID?
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Perhaps related to something like weight to strength ratio? Reach doesn’t help all that much if you can’t hold your full weight.
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Because a reasonably well optimized database with support for indexes, data integrity enforcement, transactions, and all the other important things we expect from a good (relational) database is complex enough that it takes a rather large c
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6mo ago
Democratic means giving all citizens a say in government. What are you trying to convey with the word?
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Conventional being the key word. Yes, I know that usually is in contrast to nuclear warfare. There’s really no motivation for China to attack the US (they have plenty of economic leverage and that would be far less costly to them than an in
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In fact, women tend to outdo men in extreme endurance competition. It’s part of the trade-off for a lower ceiling on absolute strength. But yes, in modern warfare there are as many jobs if not more that require precision or some level of i
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6mo ago
That mandatory isn’t the same as automatic? Also, I’d guess that there are a ton of people who are not in fact aware of that requirement.
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6mo ago
Iunno, counts as both dark pattern and a form of enshittification from where I’m sitting.
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6mo ago
It’s thoroughly unenforced, which is the problem. Tho I like the proposal to require that manufacturers design car horns to sound as loudly inside the cabin as outside. Might make a dent.
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6mo ago
Thanks, Claude.
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7mo ago
Believe it or not, iteration, editing, and research all existed in the typewriter age.
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7mo ago
Vehement? Maybe. Violent? Doubtful.
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Yes, it makes sense in terms of output IF you can sustain the water inputs. But the water inputs aren’t sustainable. Cutting back on that sort of farming in the region would make a much greater impact than fractions of percentages from digi
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7mo ago
This seems incredibly marginal relative to the choice to grow lettuce in a desert.
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7mo ago
I thought you just said you spent however long building a prototype to answer those questions.
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7mo ago
This sounds like a copyright violation machine. I say that both as someone who writes vooyrighted code and someone responsible for ensuring my company’s code doesn’t violate anyone else’s copyright.
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7mo ago
Thank you, Claude
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7mo ago
This article conflates lambda and space time geometry. It’s possible for the universe to be flat but expanding or contracting.
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7mo ago
“Had I known that I was a Millennial, perhaps I would’ve turned out much more emotionally fragile and lived up to that stereotype, or even gone gay.” Wow. Was skeptical to start with, but stopped reading here.
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7mo ago
The headline is clickbait. The topic is congestion pricing.
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7mo ago
Even the utility of too many tests is negative. More upkeep and harder to change the code. And with LLMs also more context and token usage and cost.
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7mo ago
Nope, not dystopian at all…
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