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corndoge
4mo ago
We need to incentivize more kids to get pavement design degrees to increase the supply
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4mo ago
I agree with this sentiment. So much of human discourse sort of assumes that people are consistent day to day, even hour to hour. It just ain't so!
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5mo ago
Seems like a good use of time
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5mo ago
Thanks for writing this, I learned something
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corndoge
5mo ago
Nix solved it. Languages could choose to adopt Nix as their packaging system.
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5mo ago
> Your customers don't care whether the failure was Google or Railway; they see your product. Refreshing. So tired of businesses blaming their vendors. Oh it wasn't us spamming you text messages and emails, it was Shopify. Oh,
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corndoge
5mo ago
Yes
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5mo ago
> 1. Check responses. Internet connection required.
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5mo ago
Yep, the real strength of AI is less in replacing engineering skills, it's more in slashing all the time we spend not using those skills and doing low level research and data correlation tasks instead. Which isn't to say that thos
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5mo ago
I love matrix-docker-ansible-deploy and use it for my homeservers. I also bounced off this piece around halfway through when I realized it was mixed AI/human content. I can read AI output anytime I want. Show me your true self! :) Than
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5mo ago
WSJ had a piece on just this recently. https://www.wsj.com/business/autos/chinese-cars-byd-geely-u-...
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5mo ago
Unfortunately it isn't a preview. For example Shopify human support is now literally impossible to reach, all you'll get is AI generated emails that contradict each other and don't make any sense. They also don't disclos
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6mo ago
> I find it bewildering that every thread sharing some project has a comment like this. Those of us who care that technology be accessible to as many people as possible, such as low vision users, find it relevant. You can ignore it if yo
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6mo ago
She proved it
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corndoge
6mo ago
Only you can decide that for yourself, I use both
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corndoge
6mo ago
Try DxO Photolab if you have a mac
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6mo ago
Vax program is common knowledge, literally everyone knows about that, and it was an intelligence program not an execution campaign. Your conclusion is made up
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6mo ago
Actually they are following through, check the news
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6mo ago
> They are highly distrustful in particular of people offering vaccines FTA > Our investigation suggests that unsafe practices are in part driven by systemic pressures including a reliance on, and cultural preference for, injections a
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6mo ago
I like backblaze for backups, but I use restic and b2. You get what you pay for. Really lame behavior from backblaze as I always recommended their native backup solution to others and now need to reconsider.
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6mo ago
sansa clip+
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corndoge
6mo ago
But the 5090 can run Crysis
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6mo ago
At this point in the broader dialogue your position is roughly as interesting as flat earth. Only bored people are going to bother replying and no one is taking you seriously. Don't do yourself a disservice by clinging to this.
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6mo ago
Moving my thumb across the image causes the ball and cube graphic to disappear to black and then scrolls the page. Firefox on iOS
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6mo ago
that part is the system prompt, the script is a function that takes a prompt describing a shell command as an argument
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6mo ago
I suppose that for me the tool rarely contributes to the design and execution. At work and for any project I care about, I prompt once I know what I want, in terms of both function and the shape of the program to do it. If the model gen mat
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6mo ago
Username checks out for fedi user ;)
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6mo ago
I do see your point. I suppose the question is what authorship entails, or should entail.
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6mo ago
To me, Claude is not a who, it's an it. Before AI, did you credit your code completion engine for the portions of code it completed? Same thing
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6mo ago
Yeah, nothing wrong with keeping the metadata - but "Authored-by" is both credit and an attestation of responsibility. I think people just haven't thought about it too much and see it mostly as credit and less as responsibili
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