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151.
by blibble 8mo ago
it ceases to be a useful benchmark of general ability when you post it publicly for them to train against
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by blibble 8mo ago
Microsoft's products are also extremely successful they're also total garbage
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by blibble 8mo ago
> We build Claude with Claude. Our engineers write code with Claude Code every day well that explains quite a bit
154.
by blibble 8mo ago
it just has to look fraudulent and then if you tell them it's not you doing the transactions: you will be immediately banned "oh it's my agent" will not go down well
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by blibble 8mo ago
> An additional benefit of isolating the account is it would help to limit damage if it gets frozen and cancelled. you end up on the fraudster list and it will follow you for the rest of your life (CIFAS in the UK)
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by blibble 8mo ago
you can enable it for certain trusted websites
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by blibble 8mo ago
linux has a key api that works pretty well man keyctl
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by blibble 8mo ago
if only you could put some sort of explosive charge on the top
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by blibble 8mo ago
I don't see any weird glitches there chase did what they were asked for years up to the point they were told there had fraud going on, at which point the walls went up which is entirely as to be expected
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by blibble 8mo ago
presumably the UK could figure out how to remove the top of a trident missile and replace it with a load of ball bearings
161.
by blibble 8mo ago
as we're doing anecdotes: I work with quants too their LLM "assisted" work seems to be the roughly the same quality (i.e. bad), but now there's much more of it not an improvement
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Look at where America is today. Both are richer than they’ve ever been. More militarily potent than ever. just don't look at the first derivative vs china
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by blibble 8mo ago
I moved from gmail to fastmail a few years ago and being the cynical sort of person that I am, I didn't trust the fastmail importer so I ran it, and also wrote my own implementation using the gmail api (NOT imap), and another using the
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by blibble 8mo ago
does it matter how long it takes if you're going to do it once? last month I moved 20 years of email I started offlineimap before I went to bed and it finished before I woke up
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by blibble 8mo ago
> though I do miss the fact that Waze shows you your current speed. this is the only reason I use waze!
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by blibble 8mo ago
as much as I try to stay away from Google products: waze shows this on the usual driving map quite well
167.
by blibble 8mo ago
"my turds now contains 15% candyfloss!"
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by blibble 8mo ago
5 years? try 10 Windows 10 released with the ability for the user to not consent to updates REMOVED the direction of travel from that point on was clear consent was no longer necessary the OS is purpose is no longer to serve the owner of th
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by blibble 8mo ago
> But dollars to doughnuts someone will try something like this on a waymo taxi the minute it hits reddit front page. and once this video gets posted to reddit, an hour later every waymo in the world will be in a ditch
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by blibble 8mo ago
> but whatsapp's marketing is pretty unequivocal that they can't read your messages. well that's alright then facebook's marketing and executives have always been completely above board and completely honest
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by blibble 8mo ago
no money in "AI" either (unless you're nvidia/tsmc)
172.
by blibble 8mo ago
I don't think you could have paid me to go on a boeing airliner even before recent political events
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Instead the EU is engaging in increasingly protectionist activity to build more domestic industry. yes, this is why it was created, it's why it exists! I have absolutely no problem with the US deciding to re-balance its economy us
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by blibble 8mo ago
> How good for the EU will it be if the US collapses into financial ruin (it won't)? this isn't the aim the aim is to decouple enough so you can't be blackmailed which unfortunately is quite a herculean task, but hey, you&
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by blibble 8mo ago
> Mainstream economists have broadly always said that the trade deficit is a good thing for the United States yes, this is the traditional position but the underlying assumption is that USD remains the world reserve currency and there&#x
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by blibble 8mo ago
after the threats of invasion: as far as I'm concerned the relationship is dead to hell with the economic consequences as a brit, I wouldn't be buying German products in 1939 either
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by blibble 8mo ago
it's their business model it's free but if you want the compliance paperwork, you pay for it
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by blibble 8mo ago
how much do you think of my £1 can of coke stays in the UK? maybe a quarter? the rest will be a "licensing fee", which goes straight to Atlanta, Georgia (well, now it doesn't)
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by blibble 8mo ago
yes it seems to be win win, like just completely giving up soft drinks I hadn't realised quite how many "UK" brands were owned by US conglomerates a scarily high percentage
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by blibble 8mo ago
as a non-USian, I've been doing my part to increase the US trade deficit with my country in the last year I've stopped buying any product from american companies if there is another viable supplier, even if it costs more heinz, co

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