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by bloody-crow 6mo ago
Doing this to a work computer seem a bit questionable from the ethical standpoint. Totally fine to do whatever you want to your personal belongings though.
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by bloody-crow 6mo ago
Nowadays? It's always been the case, the only thing that changed is the subject.
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by bloody-crow 6mo ago
Really don't get this take. I really hate vacation planning and would outsource this part in a heartbeat. My partner does this for me currently and she seems enjoy it quite a bit, but if she wasn't, the LLM-generated plans I'
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by bloody-crow 6mo ago
That's just pure nonsense. My partner is very competent cook and she invents new recipes and experiments all the time. I don't see why she can't use LLM output as an inspiration to combine with her own expertise, sense of tas
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by bloody-crow 6mo ago
This is an experiment they ran and were prepared to lose money on. It seems perfectly reasonable for an AI company to test their products in adversarial conditions to have a better understanding of its flaws and limitations.
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by bloody-crow 7mo ago
The $20/mo Pro subscription only allows regular chat and Claude Code and does not allow you to export your API key without reverse engineering CC. The higher tiers allows console and direct API usage. Basically, the concept of Claude-C
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by bloody-crow 7mo ago
A few years ago I would not believe that AI would be able to write code better than me. Today I barely write any code, Claude is responsible for 95% of my code output. Maybe in a couple of iterations, you'd be able to trust the AI to s
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
I've commented this in a different thread, but pretty sure something very similar would've happened in they refused to "get into bed with the military or intelligence services to begin with". It's damned if you do a
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
> This should make any US company nervous about entering into an agreement with the government I'm pretty sure same thing would've happened if Anthropic refused to enter contract negotiations in the first place.
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
Those numbers make no sense. According to this website: $116k — Senior software developer yearly salary. Interns makes more than that in US. Not that anybody's hiring interns anymore, but that's not the point. $142k — "basic&
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
Hard disagree. The author never had to dig through incomprehensible word salad or had to parse 4 paragraphs and 10 sentences worth of text with zero punctuation full of GenZ slang on god fr. Reddit is full of it. I prefer to read correctly
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
Who actually wants this? Kids obsesses with TikTok don't care about federated/open source bits. People who do are not on TikTok or interested in this type of brainrot in the first place. What am I missing?
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by bloody-crow 8mo ago
Free users generate negative revenue, so even if a million of free users leave and a thousand convert to paid users, it's still a net win for Youtube.
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
I think in general the term innovation is perceived as something new that results in a meaningful improvement. Change for the sake of change that brings no real benefits fails to pass this bar. For example, if someone released a new car mod
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
I suspect they're asking for a citation establishing a correlation between high iOS market share and craftsmanship appreciation.
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
Their website mentions "clear documentation" and provides no link to said documentation. Very weird. Do they only show you docs when you engage their sales team?
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
Surprising it took so long given how dominant the EPYC CPUs were for years.
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
If you stop doing a thing that has a positive effect on you, the positive effect is gone. Like, if you stop exercising, you lose muscle you've gained by exercising. Does that make exercising a bad thing?
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
I like how this artistic concept still includes animations on Windows logo freezing up during the boot process. It's such a staple of Windows at this point!
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
Does this also apply to Chrome-based browsers like Arc or Brave? Could they keep manifest v2 around on their own without relying on Google here? Edit: I've googled around and it seems that yes, this would apply to all Chromium-based br
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by bloody-crow 2y ago
It does lag, but it still seems way faster than any other steering system turn lock-to-lock.
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
Wake me up when it's the year of linux on a laptop again.
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
I think the hacker specifically targeted two players with largest audiences who were both live streaming for maximum lulz. I also think that he specifically did it in a way that would minimize the risk of those players being accused of chea
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
At the end it just gives you the final score without telling which ones you got wrong, which is highly unsatisfactory.
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
Right, but I don't feel like it's the employers responsibility to be my economic safety net. There's a million ways to approach this problem without having workers keep pretending they're still relevant and collecting a
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
I wouldn't say so. In speech people just say "seven thousand ponds" or "seventy one hundred pounds". Using "k" as a substitute for "thousand" is more of an internet written communication artifact
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
I suspect there's going to be a lot of cultural resistance to any attempt to introduce smaller vehicles to US marker right now. Starting from inclusivity arguments centered around smaller cars not being able to fit "people of all
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
I just want to point out that my brain tripped over trying to parse "7k-LB" part of the submission subject. The unit symbol for pound is lb/lbs, so why isn't it 7k lbs? Or just "7k pounds"? 7k-LB is just wrong
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
The moment technology can do my job better/cheaper than I do, I don't see a moral argument to continue being employed and costing my employer more money for less productivity. Obviously, it'd be non-ideal for me to lose incom
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by bloody-crow 3y ago
> Do you know about actual Luddite activity and what sources do you have and how do you interpret them? Or are you just making a point in a vacuum about your opinion on semantics? The latter obviously. I'm not arguing with Luddite p

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