byronic

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by byronic 1y ago
I actually thought this was going to reference the (earlier) 2000 Spolsky post (point 8 from https://www.joelonsoftware.com/2000/08/09/the-joel-test-12-s... ), which is itself dependent on the 15 minute per-pe
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by byronic 1y ago
You're 100% right. This kind of prompt just alters the dice probabilities within the word bag. The OP here is ridiculous (as in 'worthy of ridicule') by means of ascribing intent to sentences with a different rhetorical flavo
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by byronic 1y ago
If you work at someplace other than Chik-Fil-A you're not guaranteed Sundays off either
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by byronic 1y ago
Polling places aren't open during a plurality of hours in which people who work irregular hours can vote -- the Alabama example above affected me personally but generally is true in most of the southeastern United States. We don't
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by byronic 1y ago
Make me that offer :D
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by byronic 1y ago
I have (not an exhaustive list) SSH keys and sensitive repositories hanging out on my filesystem. I don't trust _myself_ with that, let alone an LLM, unless I'm running ollama or similar local nonsense with no net connectivity. I&
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by byronic 1y ago
I'm having trouble finding a use for this outside of virtualized unused environments. Why not instead give me a virtual machine that runs this in a confined storage space? I would _never_ give an LLM access to any disk I own or control
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by byronic 1y ago
An incredible strategy for getting the article to break containment. I won't share it unless you pay me $7100, which is how much it costs me to live in America with dependents
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by byronic 1y ago
Location: Birmingham, AL Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Java, Kubernetes, SOC2/HITRUST, Go, Python, Rust, AWS, Azure Résumé/CV: https://github.com.byronic ; https://stackoverflow
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by byronic 2y ago
smashing molecules
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by byronic 2y ago
https://archive.is/Rg8g2
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by byronic 3y ago
Coming at this from a small sample size, every time I've seen it used has been because some of the developers on a team love it and think it's cooler than the other options. And, over time, the operational experience has gotten be
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by byronic 3y ago
I would point directly at two culprits kind of under the same umbrella -- Google usurping StackOverflow answers in its search results (as in, displaying a Q&A format where google's 'answer' is just a portion of a StackOve
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by byronic 4y ago
I got so mad about this exact behavior that I started an (occasionally-updated) git repository with no-cruft recipes. https://github.com/byronic/recipes