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481.
by arresin 1y ago
I really don’t want my car to be a “platform”.
482.
by arresin 1y ago
What about the modern scholars bit?
483.
by arresin 1y ago
30 people. Damn. I suppose they must be casting a massive net. Pretty concerning.
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by arresin 1y ago
North Koreax folk
485.
by arresin 1y ago
Ok but plan for a long sleep.
486.
by arresin 1y ago
If they’re that deep then they need to be autonomous because I don’t think there’s any way to reliably get a signal sub marine.
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by arresin 1y ago
I wonder how “political” that was and whether it was more office politics. Maybe he was standing in some people’s way and they found an excuse.
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by arresin 1y ago
How? How does one corp mess things up this bad?
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by arresin 1y ago
Open source is a good enough label.
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by arresin 1y ago
Mozilla Corporation is the problem.
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by arresin 1y ago
> The problem will fix itself when we lose food security. But then you’re still relying on the world at large connecting the cause and effect correctly.
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by arresin 1y ago
But then you need to install something. Probably give it some perm.
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by arresin 1y ago
The tab completion is fast and the best available right now but is still so garbage that I turn it off 99% of the time because the suggestions are mostly noise.
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by arresin 1y ago
No I’m a programmer and I’m better about the rug pull also.
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by arresin 1y ago
I trust zed to get it right over cursor with their continual enshittification.
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by arresin 1y ago
> Cursor's @Docs is still unparalleled and no MCP server for documentation I strongly disagree. It will put the wrong doc snippets into context 99% of the time. If the docs are slightly long then forget it, it’ll be even worse. I ne
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by arresin 1y ago
It was so they could close source it.
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by arresin 1y ago
Honestly pathetic
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by arresin 1y ago
Transitioning back towards China where it even more historically was.
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by arresin 1y ago
Thanks, really appreciate the heads up. I put devs who do this on a personal black list for life. I think also that this would be better as an mcp tool / resource. Let the model operate and query it as needed.
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by arresin 1y ago
That’s pcm. A thermal pad is a thicker thing. I use the same one in my pc and it’s awesome.
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by arresin 1y ago
There is something very rotten about this country. It’s like the heart of it has rotted out totally.
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by arresin 1y ago
> Monitoring will only be possible in a significant limited range of cases where terrorist or unconstitutional activities are suspected or spying. These categories are completely subjective and in the past have always been abused.
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by arresin 1y ago
6000 H1b applications after firing 9000 is about as blatant as you can get.
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by arresin 1y ago
> Put a breakpoint in that callback. Try to notice every time it triggers. At first just notice it, notice what it urges you to do. Damn I love this advice phrased like this.
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by arresin 1y ago
You won’t get far without engineering if all you can do is prompt.
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by arresin 1y ago
Fuck any smug prick who thinks this is a good idea when I’m in an exam and already stressed out as it is.
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by arresin 1y ago
Very good point. It’s amazing how blind we are as people to our own biases. “Nah uh, that’s TOTALLY different” (hope I saved someone some time replying).
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by arresin 1y ago
> Instead, only a small sample of the data will likely be accessed, based on keywords that OpenAI and news plaintiffs agree on. That data will remain on OpenAI's servers, where it will be anonymized, and it will likely never be dire
510.
by arresin 1y ago
…by relying on the power projected by the ones with them.

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