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by chasd00 5mo ago
I was a free range kid in the 80s in Daytona Beach FL, i was a bit of a handful so i would literally get grounded to "outside the house" and told not to come in until the street lights where on. Ironically, Daytona Beach FL during
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Going to China means your devices are owned when the plane touches down if not before. That’s why you bring a burner device (including laptop and anything else), never log into anything, and throw it in the trash when you leave.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Starship moved around so much there were a couple times I thought for sure it was out of control. Oh and takeoff looked very late but I’m sure I’m wrong. Heh I was watching the deluge turned on with no ignition thinking the whole things is
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> only start at $50 million or more curious how they came to that number. There's probably plenty of voters willing to cast a vote for $0.5M+ and plenty ready to cast a vote for $100M+. How was the line drawn?
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by chasd00 5mo ago
in the case of tools like claudecode there's no copy/pasting. Claudecode updates files directly, runs tests, starts/stops server, everything else on its own (with your permission). I guess to take it a step further, you can l
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> My guess is that technical expertise matters less over time, and the ability to specify the desired outcome is eventually the only thing that becomes important if you look at LLMs based coding as another step up in programming abstract
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by chasd00 5mo ago
College textbooks have always been a scam. 30 years ago when I took calculus 1-3 they tried to make us buy the next edition of the same book each semester! Even I, country-come-to-town bumpkin at the time, saw through that and refused.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I use AI and see value in it but agree the hype train is very annoying. My employer tracks how much we're using AI related tools and has a KPI we need to hit. Thats very annoying too. Reminds of communism: "ideas so great they&#x2
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by chasd00 5mo ago
only time will tell, make your bets. carefully.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> Whether or not we'll allow AI to stay is a function of whether or not it serves our collective interest. "we'll allow" is doing a lot of work here. There is no collective without boots on the necks of everyone excep
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I distinctly remember people hating on Google search (and the internet in general) when things got going and how it will dumb everyone down and no one will understand how to use the card catalog at the local library anymore.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
yes i agree, but keep in mind they're not getting into coding. They don't have the time for that, they just want to get something to work for a need they have. These two aren't building control systems for a nuclear reactor s
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I was president of a neighborhood association in an entertainment district in Dallas TX some years ago ( Deep Ellum ). The group worked really hard to get Deep Ellum out of nasty downturn and bring new business to the neighborhood. We got a
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by chasd00 5mo ago
My wife is a former journalist and was beginning her career when the web began to take off. All the old editors and reporters in her industry blew off the Internet, blogs, and web publishing in general. They thought no one will ever quit b
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by chasd00 5mo ago
I felt the same, my thinking at the time was they didn’t want the bomb to steal the show. The movie was about the man not the machine. /hah very articulate of me for this early in the morning
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Or in a zoo refusing to mate.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
The stats are pretty out there. Iirc just the fuel pump, which you can probably pick up and put on your desk, generates 100k HP.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Really looking forward to seeing raptor 3 fly. Those engines are insane.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Totally agree, cut the kids a break and give them a pat on the back and tell them something inspiring! Try to remember what it was like to be in their shoes on that day. Edit: I don’t mean “kids” in a condescending way, I just mean young pe
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by chasd00 5mo ago
GenAI is very much being used in the gaming industry, maybe its just you.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
the change in tone is because you're either dealing with a troll or the CEO of a one person, contract-for-hire, "company".
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by chasd00 5mo ago
“A tool so good its use is mandatory” :) I actually use claudecode a lot, where it works it works very well for me.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Was 538 ABC's property during the first Trump election? IIRC they took a pretty big credibility hit after getting that election so wrong and never really recovered.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
> EZ Lynk knowingly enables this behavior. idk, knife makers are knowingly enabling knife attacks. If there's at least one EZLynk customer who isn't breaking a law then it seems to me the company is in the clear. I would use a
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by chasd00 5mo ago
late to this but what i meant was the JIT Compiler had to be compiled by a compiler at some point so its behavior is defined by the compiler used to compile it (this goes all the way down to the poor soul who hand compiled the first compile
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by chasd00 5mo ago
Genuinely curious, so this is undefined behavior and depends on the compiler. I get that. Java, and other languages, can do these same operations but their compilers produce bytecode that runs on a virtual machine (JVM) compiled to machine
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by chasd00 5mo ago
that's a proctoring problem though, no phones during a test is typical to say the least.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
the screenshot with formulas and then, in the middle of it all, "wait let me be more careful" had me laughing to myself.
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by chasd00 5mo ago
i distinctly remember a coworker many years ago offering to just give me like 10 bitcoin to see them and how it worked. i said "no, thanks". granted, hindsight is 20/20
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by chasd00 5mo ago
i saw a meme once like: IRS> Pay your taxes! me> ok how much? IRS> idk you have to figure it out me> ...ok IRS> if you get it wrong you goto jail

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