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by b112 1mo ago
Fair enough on that, but your original response did seem a bit snide. Still, if you're like me, you poke at things when bored, or just notice things you're mildly interested in when you stumble across them. If so? Please keep wh
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by b112 1mo ago
Ground squirrels, and the name is key. I haven't researched, but I know that often such animals eat small insects. And worms. Insects are meat, too. So if there is a vole population explosion, and voles live underground, and are hun
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by b112 1mo ago
Wait, Hilter made a boardgame? I'm... curious. (Looks around with apprehension)
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by b112 1mo ago
I think the upstream premise was kids using Linux to get around things. This could be the case, even in a world of the average Joe just putting up with the intrusion and hassles. So really, both concepts can mesh. After all, once compliant
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by b112 1mo ago
Agreed, and SQL is as important to fully understand, as when, for example, writing C. An inept usage of it, can lead to complete and total disaster. You wouldn't want a junior to write (unreviewed) an internet connected daemon. Or to
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by b112 1mo ago
Ah. An entirely different response, having nothing to do with whatever that 'mine,' business was. It's exceptionally simple. Endless countries around the world have given 'baby bonuses' and 'child dividends&#
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by b112 1mo ago
Yes, indeed. But at the same time, this is about "how much worse" it will be, with LLMs. With code review being skipped. With there being so much code, no one has the time to even code review. It's a whole other level of j
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by b112 1mo ago
The whole point is, it's 10x, 100x more slop now, if no one looks at LLM output. If no one reviews it. Context.
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by b112 1mo ago
And yet, you're in a thread discussing the people who don't look at llm output. And where you tried to claim that assembly -> compiled language, is the same abstraction as coding -> not even looking at LLM output. And then
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by b112 1mo ago
Right! Exactly! You get it! Just like when Boeing decided that their QA process should be abridged to save wasted time and money! And that worked perfectly. (edit: rereading I think maybe you don't support not reviewing all of LLM co
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by b112 1mo ago
No. Nada. Wrong. With compilers, you still had to think in depth about the code, write it, develop and maintain muscle memory, understand what you were doing. Many are not doing any of that, and coding is a skill you need to constantly pr
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by b112 1mo ago
I feel that in a few years, or even less time, we'll see a whole bunch of companies implode, whist others remain fine.
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by b112 1mo ago
There are no anonymous debian developers. All have been vetted by multiple people.
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by b112 1mo ago
While there are times crows need to be dealt with (see the horrors of Chatham, Ont + crows), those grubs eat the roots of grasses. So you can let the crows have your grubs, or the grubs your grass.
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by b112 1mo ago
No credible studies have shown anything of the sort. A sensible look at things, is that every single country on the planet, has a fertility problem. Almost every single country has a below-replacement birth rate now. It doesn't matte
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by b112 1mo ago
Your response doesn't make a lot of sense, are you able to actually state your point? Doing a search and replace as you suggest, doesn't actually create anything that makes sense.
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by b112 1mo ago
Many, many places have tried giving money to have kids. Many. Thst never works. It's not about money. It's about biology, likely microplastics acting as hormone inhibitors. Sex drive and reproductive drive are not the same.
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by b112 1mo ago
Oh no, WOPR/Joshua has gained LLM sentience. (it is sage advice, but reminded me of nuclear war)
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by b112 1mo ago
I log all toolcalls to a file, I think others have said the same. But I'm a bit leery of letting a hallucinating LLM write SQL queries. I think most I've spoken with, agree that an LLM is like a 20 year old, eager intern. Well
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by b112 1mo ago
Canada is already mostly through, setting up trade agreements with the entire rest of the world. It's amazing what can be accomplished, when it's clear that everybody wants to bypass a certain country. The whole world is going to
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by b112 1mo ago
I think I should hold up a mirror, so you may gaze inward. It was merely a commentary on pricing of Bay Area homes. A bargin basement house is several million, a "nice" home is almost $10M. With prices like that, funding a study
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by b112 1mo ago
That'd be the dumbest thing the US has ever done. The next 50 years would be as Vietnam, with people indistinguishable from Americans, sneaking across the border 8000km long, to explode, and kill, and destroy. A Vietnam that never en
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by b112 1mo ago
Not to mention? Any deal signed isn't worth a thing these days. The US is absolutely, positively not trustworthy. Most Canadians believe that even if we signed an updated deal, Trump would just break it. He's done it already wi
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by b112 1mo ago
Every time I check facts with Claude, it looks at web pages to get stats! With no humans publishing semi reliable data, there is nothing for Claude to quote.
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by b112 1mo ago
A hate just pointing at the cost, because where does that money go? What is that cost? Is it just more cash in the pockets of producers? Who then hire people to work on the farm, and all that blather? Is it a bloated bureaucracy, which n
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by b112 1mo ago
With the property values in Palo Alto, I almost expect a dude funded this study, just to boost a property value by a few million. Eg, one near Standford Hills or whatever. (it does feel nice to walk in nature though)
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by b112 1mo ago
Animals have cliques, fight, go to war, the only reason Man stands out, is because he is good at making better weapons.
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by b112 1mo ago
Good lord, hundreds?! Uptime reliability is nkt additive, it's multiplicative, sometimes even logarithmic. Downtime of 99% and 99% is 98.1%. I hope almost all those services are non-prod related.
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by b112 1mo ago
I was having a generic conversation about the risks to continue service, when handed a C&D, prior to reasonable assessment time. And my point was? There is none. This helps to give optics into what to do, when served a plate of absurd
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by b112 1mo ago
"only damage". That's the damage. Five 9s is a thing, because being down means you lose market, your brand is harmed, and no one wants to use you. No one complies with 'cease and desist' orders before seeing if t

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