baggy_trough

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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
It is quite different indeed. There are many ways to use an LLM. Blunderbuss approaches like this are wrongheaded and ignorant.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
They are unenforceable and the motivation looks to be political in nature. I will simply ignore them, but it does reduce the credibility of Debian if the more AI-hostile variants of these pass.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I simply don't accept that this type of project rule has any validity. It's like telling me what editor I can use, or that I can't use Google to search for programming tips, or that I can only use an electric car to drive to
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
The unhinged Background paragraph is disqualifying.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Proposals like these are arrogant and obnoxious. You aren’t going to tell me what tools I can use.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
That is weak evidence that the administration is "focused on removing" memes, jokes, voting, public meetings, etc. The SAVE act can arguably be seen as increasing confidence in our elections by adopting standard practices from de
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I sadly lost the old reddit cookie on my iPad and now I can't get it back :(
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Which of those has the administration been focused on removing? I can't think of any.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
> Well guess who has to pay for that in a house that is rented? It's the renter! On average, over time, in a free market, yes. But not necessarily in any specific case. The rent is a cap during the lease period, no matter what the
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Astonishing reply. It would also be in their interests for Nazis to eat three meals a day, tip their hat to old ladies in the street, and get a good night's rest.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
It would have been in the interests of the Nazis to do so!
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I am not sure what point you are making.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I don't think any of those could be fairly described as a dominant view in general.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Consensus means there is general agreement, but those statements are highly disputed.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I can't identify one item on that list that I think would be fair to consider a consensus.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Astonishing bigotry.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
The world of practical realties that the police can't be everywhere at once?
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
What if you don't want to live in a dense community?
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
If you don't have a community like that, then the best way is congestion pricing.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Do you know what site you're on?
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
It's very good for bug fixes. I paste the log into the agent, and it has a good chance of suggesting the fix. I have to review it, but it has been a big time saver. For new code, I treat it like a very knowledgeable mid level enginee
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
I don't know if it's 10x, but there's definitely a huge acceleration in productivity. Attempts to deny that are basically just cope, or perhaps from people not using the tools correctly.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Many of these warnings are hazardous, especially in an unfamiliar vehicle. They are extremely annoying and often incorrect. They result in extended periods of distracted driving trying to figure out how to turn off the warning. I was in a
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Yes, I would not feel that it was the Torment Nexus if I was mistakenly identified as a shoplifter. It would be a hassle though. I'm willing to rely on the business incentive to reduce false positives to avoid offending customers.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
Right now shoplifters have the advantage. That has many negative effects (stores closing, merchandise being locked up). It's not the Torment Nexus to make life more difficult for them.
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by baggy_trough 3mo ago
'Stochastic parrots' is a great term, but reading it now, it's quite apparent how bad this paper is.
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by baggy_trough 4mo ago
Excellent news, then all we have to do is let peoples' desire to save money take care of the problem!
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by baggy_trough 4mo ago
You aren't going to "stop eating beef" your way out of this. Addressing climate change requires technical solutions that result in clean energy that is cheaper than carbon emitting sources (in reality, not just due to regula
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by baggy_trough 4mo ago
Hilarious!
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by baggy_trough 4mo ago
Is there any reason to single out data centers, other than that they are the degrowther bugaboo of the year? Such a rule should apply to any industrial use such as a new factory, if it is to exist at all, which it shouldn't.

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