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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
Is this really true? I was led to believe my company had an enterprise zero data retention agreement with them and it’s why we didn’t get access to Fable Is there proof of what you’re saying or is it just a guess?
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
I’m not the one you replied to so I can’t give examples of that, but it is remarkable how much you can guide the output with claude.md. I wrote in mine that I don’t really care that much about what it has to say, it should be concise and av
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
It’s incredibly popular in the mushroom growing community. Maybe they’ve trained it on the shroomery.org? It could also explain the alleged leaked full reasoning logs that are totally bonkers incoherent digital glossolalia…
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
I’m a Buddhist, so I really do see what you’re saying about personal responsibility and agency, but the other problem I see is that the companies at the forefront of these ultra-addictive industries (including mass social media) get busted
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
Yeah sadly let’s not kid ourselves, most people on their phone on the subway (in the USA) are watching very low quality short form video content. Or they’re reading gossip subreddits or something. If you want to really scare yourself go che
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
I’m not sure if “theft” is the right word or not but selling copied dvds on the street is completely different from “sharing is caring” piracy. These companies took the entirety of human knowledge for free and now want to sell it back to yo
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
One of my winning words was “BAITH” which google tells me is scottish haha. Is this intentional OP? Oh it was supposed to be Habit…
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by carljungslabtek 3mo ago
This is referring to the Business plan I think (used to be called Teams or something). The problem is that there are two types of seats: normal and codex only. Codex only gets billed at API prices. The normal seats are more like a normal su
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
I can tell you specifically that Indeed dropped its footprint because of WFH. They moved into that building during covid, then shortly after introduced permanent work from home / hybrid. The other person’s point about rents probably e
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
It’s melting my brain to read them all day. Our merge request descriptions are a mile long and so dense with jargon that it’s very difficult to figure out the important part of the changes. They turned the english language into enterprise j
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
The thought of a closed book take home exam really made me laugh. They also mentioned Princeton hasn’t had professors in the room for exams since the 1890s… They just have a code of honor and rely on other students to report cheaters?? Ivy
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
This is a great idea of course but it’s kind of hilarious because if your tool ever became even a little popular it would completely destroy itself. People will find a way to filter stuff like this out because it will be incredibly annoying
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
In the USA you can film whatever you want in public but if you target and follow someone while filming them you open yourself up to harassment or stalking charges. The flock network does something similar and this article is literally about
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by carljungslabtek 4mo ago
They’re both wrong though in reality. Zen comes from the chinese word chan, which comes from the pali word jhana, meaning meditative absorption (and it doesn’t just mean “meditation” in a general sense, it’s really referring to the rupajhan
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by carljungslabtek 10mo ago
Did you get anywhere with this lol, I’m so interested