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by cpursley 2y ago
Ah, you specifically meant consuming cars. I totally misread that as general consumption. Yeah, I'm with you on that. American car culture is very strange, the brodozers as status symbol and mentality behind them is a pox. The culture
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by cpursley 2y ago
Moscow has the largest shopping mall in Europe and there's a new metro stop that drops you off right in front of it (not to mention bus stops): https://maps.app.goo.gl/7fyY9hBNuAxXTLZx5 So I'm not totally convince
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by cpursley 2y ago
This is a lame excuse, look at the Moscow Metro, it's old yet clean, maintained, safe and constantly expanding. As are many European metros - while dated, they are fine (despite the grumblings of Londoners and Parisians). This is a pol
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by cpursley 2y ago
It's the build-environment (how cities are designed). Everything is America is segregated, especially by income, age and race to an extent. Culture (fitness and food) also play a role. There's a reason more walkable places like De
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by cpursley 2y ago
Forgot about that one, yup.
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by cpursley 2y ago
Big beautiful oceans
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by cpursley 2y ago
How much will be used for lobbying against Deepseek and the like (i.e., buying anti-competitive laws aka cronyism)? Seems like the right people are in Federal power one who has his own AI company, scare the main guy about the "Communis
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by cpursley 2y ago
The issue is not the fluoride in the water, it's all the sugar that poor people eat and drink (especially sodas). And we actively fund the corn syrup industry at both ends via the farm bill (production and consumption via SNAP).
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by cpursley 2y ago
That's basically the idea behind https://reporeach.com
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by cpursley 2y ago
There's def a lot of gatekeeping going on by the real coders™. The rest of us are just learning and adapting. Personally, I'm glad that it's now easy to build decent looking UIs and quickly tune SQL.
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by cpursley 2y ago
And what have you put out into the world?
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by cpursley 2y ago
And what have you put out into the world?
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by cpursley 2y ago
There's laws on the books to deal with blocking access and movement. You mentioned verbal abuse, that's different. If campus safety nor law is not getting enforced, there's avenues for addressing it.
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by cpursley 2y ago
We already have laws on the books to deal with physical violence. As for verbal abuse, welcome to America - aka sticks and stones country (as guaranteed by our constitution). Anyways, why should a particular faith get special privileges?
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by cpursley 2y ago
Sonnet 3.7 best? That thing is a dumpster fire. Totally useless vs 3.5.
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by cpursley 2y ago
That is not my website, it's a link aggregator thing and I had the wrong link. Fixed it. https://kur.ee/cpursley
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by cpursley 2y ago
Well, whatever. I've already shipped several profitable projects which lean heavily on LLMs to fill in my knowledge & skill gaps.
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by cpursley 2y ago
tl;tr: get off my lawn.
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by cpursley 2y ago
https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8a7e5df038158bdfe0f...
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by cpursley 2y ago
Ah, so just as terrible as auto mode home thermostats. I miss the days of simple rotary dials where you twist to the temp you want right now then forget.
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by cpursley 2y ago
vs what?
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by cpursley 2y ago
Specs don’t actually mean anything. Jobs was right. People just want their shit to work.
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by cpursley 2y ago
Fun fact: Russians before the recent changes bought literal package tours that flew them into Cancun then bused them to the border and helped them cross. Know a guy who did it, luckily a good guy - eventually was able to get a green card.
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by cpursley 2y ago
ooof, I assumed this was the same company.
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by cpursley 2y ago
Alarm? What about self-healing. That would be neato.
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by cpursley 2y ago
Any tips on how to prompt that second pairing step? And what sort of things to ask the llm to extract in step 1?
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by cpursley 2y ago
Sorry, I should have been more explicit: better for on the user facing implementation side (concurrency, streaming data, molding agent state, etc) vs the training side of things. If that makes sense.
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by cpursley 2y ago
Really glad to see this, Elixir has languished in the AI wars despite being a better fit than JavaScript and Python.
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by cpursley 2y ago
And Apple Watch still sucks as an actual watch vs a Casio.
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by cpursley 2y ago
There’s a ton of hosted Postgres providers that do all of that and more and are just as simple to use. Neon.tech is really easy to set up and if you need more of a baas (firebase alternative), Supabase. Plus, no vendor lock in. I’ve moved v

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