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by ath3nd 1y ago
I am so shocked, it's so unexpected, this comes out of the blue, nobody could have ever predicted this would happen. /s
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Good luck, I am using Signal.
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by ath3nd 1y ago
It's just a rumor atm but Claude weekly limits seem to be coming: https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeCode/comments/1ma3wm6/weekly_... > Like many of the companies that have gone before them, if &#x2F
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by ath3nd 1y ago
So...down with capitalism?
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by ath3nd 1y ago
The other side is not even 0.0001% of the population. Cops, military, firemen, they are all working class, like us. The veil drops when you realize we are ALL working class: the police, military, software engineers, firemen, nurses, doctors
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Don't know about laws, especially since politicians can change those, but there are tools. Common items used in woodworking and agriculture can be very useful: carving knives, axes, pitchforks and branding irons. Generally a big group
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by ath3nd 1y ago
It's easy: https://simplebeen.com/onlyfans-statistics/ OnlyFans is so big in the US and so widely used in the US (94 million active accounts) which is about 28% of the population (with the caveat that some people
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by ath3nd 1y ago
It's funny how that works in your mind. There comes a snake oil salesmen and says that LLMs are the bees'knees and you just take as a given without any critical thought. But when people actually have proof that LLMs are nothing sp
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Evidence of what? As soon as somebody tried to actually measure LLM productivity for devs, it became evident that it reduces it about 19% for experienced engineers: https://hackaday.com/2025/07/11/measuring-th
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Thanks for the input, very constructive. You sound like you really know what you are talking about, with all the counterexamples and links you gave to support your thesis that I am a "pervert". That's powerful debate skills,
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by ath3nd 1y ago
> I haven't upgraded since they switched to USB-C and have felt no need to? I'd have done the same if I had an IPhone. As a matter of fact, that's commendable.
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by ath3nd 1y ago
> Apple's slowing down the clock speed allows people to use a phone with an old and dying battery for longer before they need to replace either the device or the battery. That's laughable. Apple before 2023 didn't even all
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by ath3nd 1y ago
> On one side you have companies that are working hard 24/7 to have more money at any cost. On the other side you have average Joe who can barely work, have time for family and have time for relaxing. You are taking that as a natura
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Have you considered that it's not that we are spending money on cheap stuff, it's that even expensive stuff is built to not last with the incentive you come back for more? You do realize there are whole R&D departments working
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by ath3nd 1y ago
This is not inflation, it's divorced from all factors, these companies are raking in record profits, and they still squeeze out price increases, smaller seats, worse customer service, just because you have no alternative, you gotta tak
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by ath3nd 1y ago
I would challenge you to use LLMs to prove me wrong, then LLMs to prove me right. Cause they will gladly invent stuff up to agree with whatever you ask them to do. Hard pass on spending time debating with the fanbase of a tool which claim
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Of course they are, because the AGI future that's juuust behind the corner (if you give Sama a couple of $$$trillion that will go poof) is all about an office suite and spreadsheets. Can't wait till they invent a calendar/age
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Yes, another web3, crypto and nft "inevitable" futures. Just give Sama a couple more trillion and AGI is juuuust behind the corner. It's a fact models aren't getting as cost efficient nor better with the same rate that t
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by ath3nd 1y ago
And makes your codebase completely unmaintainable, even for Claude. The more Claude runs one does, the more unmaintainable the codebase becomes, and more tokens Claude spends on each subsequent run. It's a perfect ecosystem!
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Oh, you beautiful summer child. They are losing money on you . Do you think they are doing that out of the goodness of your heart? They are luring you in, making you dependent on them at a net loss while the VC money are lasting. When you a
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by ath3nd 1y ago
I think you are the ine missing the forest for the trees. - The energy efficiency and cost improvements of LLMs has plateau-ed as of late. https://arxiv.org/html/2507.11417v1 - The improvements from each subsequent mod
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by ath3nd 1y ago
So where is the revolution then? How can it be both a revolution and not a magician at the same time? At the same time when studies are coming out that experienced developers are losing 19% of productivity using AI tools, it makes me questi
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by ath3nd 1y ago
I wholeheartedly disagree. We have already for some time plateaued both in terms of LLM model usefulness and in terms of efficiency. You can already see some of the bigger players trying to squeeze out more money out of their victims, pardo
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by ath3nd 1y ago
My point is at best the LLMs are a waste of time, waste of an opportunity for doing your own thinking and creativity, and a waste of electricity and water. At worst they are a tool to influence people without critical thinking believing mad
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by ath3nd 1y ago
In all fairness, AI is not even good for autocompletion in IDEs...and recent studies showed that everyone is actually 19% less productive...so.
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by ath3nd 1y ago
Anecdotally I have far less energy after an AI session and feel like I have accomplished less in more time.
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by ath3nd 1y ago
I don't eat meat for the last 10 years, don't own a car, and take cold showers. Can we talk about energy and resource efficiency of chatGPT now or you gonna gatekeep the conversation till I convince all of humanity to be vegan?
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by ath3nd 1y ago
> The climate is changing just as it always has Wrong, it's changing much faster due to man-made greenhouse gasses. Make the effort to read through the science and facts I shared. Here are some additional ones, from scientists (99.9
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by ath3nd 1y ago
It's nice that you can be so confidently wrong, just like an LLM. In reality, the climate changes we observe since the the 1800s is largely human caused. It's not an opinion, it's a fact. https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by ath3nd 1y ago
This is such a bad, uninformed and genuinely pitiful take that it's my duty to address it. I live in Poland. There are currently a huge amount of hydrological problems all across the country and parts of it are desertifying. There are

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