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by chasd00 9mo ago
Ive been using LLMs through the web to help with discreet pieces of code and scripts for a while now. I’ve been putting it off (out of fear?) but I finally sat down with Claude Code on the console and an empty directory to see what the fuss
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by chasd00 9mo ago
It’s better than nothing but the problem is students will figure out feeding step 2 right back to the AI logged in via another session to get 3.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Ftfa “ The lack of public disclosure, while relatively common for typical development proposals in the planning stages…” Sounds like it’s not something new or reserved for data enter projects only but I agree it sure seems a shady practice.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
do you think they know they're just one context reset away from the llm not recognizing them at all and being treated like a stranger off the street? For someone mentally ill and somehow emotionally attached to the context it would be.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
eh there's an old saying that goes "no Internet technology can be considered a success until it has been adopted by (or in this case integrated with) the porn industry".
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> Waymos should use the same rationale. If you can avoid going past a school zone when kids are likely to be there, do it! I can see that, prioritize obstacle predictability over transit time. A school zone at certain times of day is ver
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by chasd00 9mo ago
The bar is very high because humans expect machines to be perfect. As for the expectation of other humans, "pobody's nerfect!"
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I'm similar ( turning 50 in a couple month, wife+2 kids etc) and was telling my wife this morning that the world of software development has definitely changed. I don't know what it will look like in the future but it won't l
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I was experimenting this morning with claudecode standing up a basic web application (python backend, react+tailwindcss front end, auth0 integration, basic navigation, pages and user profile). At one point it output "Excellent! the bac
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by chasd00 9mo ago
hah this is a great idea! sending email is such a common way to communicate and having agents with an inbox makes so much obvious sense. heh just don't let their addresses get out who knows how they'll respond to spam and phishing
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I had a similar experience except instead of antidepressants it was when i started taking Adderall as an adult. A sense of peace and serenity in my mind that I had never felt before, it was almost overwhelming.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Photoshop has been around for a long time.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
and 2+2 will output 4 almost all the time.. just like a human would.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
That's pretty funny, in the old movie Coming to America there was a scene parodying something similar but it was McDowells vs McDonalds. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=djI_ret3S9g
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by chasd00 9mo ago
just to let you know you're not alone, i'm in the same situation. I have a Tom Thumb 5-7min away depending on if i get caught in the one stop light. It has everything I need, capers to tampons, and i have the store memorized. Ther
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by chasd00 9mo ago
i bet this is something an ai could help with. "write a simple telnet client in python. It only needs to connect to the host and display what the host sends. conform to any connection initialization requirements per rfc 854". That
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by chasd00 9mo ago
I vaguely remember using telnet to debug nodes from behind load balancers. I would ssh to the load balancer ( just a freebsd box with Apache ). Then telnet from there to port 80 on one of the app servers and issue get requests (including he
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Idk about wd40 but acetone is pretty gnarly. Know what acetone does to your eyes if you get some splashed in them? The same thing it does to everything else.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
> big corporations slowly turn more and more of the world wide web into their private variant. Geocities was so far ahead of its time.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
yeah that's a very difficult question to answer period. If you had the details on Russia's industrial base and military hardware manufacturing capability the CIA would be very interested in buying you coffee.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
Unless your problem fits the very narrow but very deep area of expertise of the PhD you’re not going to get anything. The phds I have worked with can’t tie their shoes because that wasn’t in their dissertation.
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by chasd00 9mo ago
So what is BRAS?
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by chasd00 9mo ago
That’s pretty great, I’ve done something similar by hand many moons ago. It was very tedious. I need a simple S3 compatible API to store some files with basic auth and ssl certs using let’s encrypt. Nothing crazy, Garage is overkill, Minio
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by chasd00 9mo ago
It’s all fun and games until it happens to you…
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by chasd00 9mo ago
for many people here knowing various algorithms, data structures, and how to code really well and really fast are the only things that differentiates them from everyone else and largely define their identity. Now all of that value, status,
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by chasd00 10mo ago
No it would not be better, it would be a disaster. The Army (and especially Marines) are trained to the point of muscle memory to respond to aggression with overwhelming deadly force. It's not a good idea to task them with handling pro
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by chasd00 10mo ago
No, i'm saying that because the article wants to paint a picture of the US Army mobilizing to invade Greenland but that's not what's happening. FTFA> "Adding to the unease are unconfirmed reports of increased Special
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by chasd00 10mo ago
This is a really bad article, they're on standby for Minnesota and not Greenland. Even the article mentions this and downplays Greenland repeatedly while still trying to plant that seed to keep the user scrolling through the ads. &quot
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by chasd00 10mo ago
Python is very versatile so it's probably a case of the dev not preferring the Python the model produced vs their own. I bet a lot of GenAI created C falls into the same bucket. "..well that's not how i would have done it..&q
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by chasd00 10mo ago
OEM replacement bins for my refrigerator door are > $100, i'll take the stronger knockoffs from Amazon for $20 any day.

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