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by darepublic 6mo ago
As a Canadian I feel like this country has some problems that contribute to the brain drain south. And I feel like Trump is definitely not our friend but the situation could have been helpful to stir us up to self reflection. But I fear t
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Plus or minus eps
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I tried to use gpt for various handy work. While it does help I don't think it can adequately substitute for hard won hands. Maybe next gen if you provide a video stream and the llm can view the exact situation. Even then though I wo
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by darepublic 6mo ago
> Our mission is to ensure that AGI benefits all of humanity. In order to do this we will eat everyone's lunch.
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I need to buy one of these sandwiches so I can correct the alignment
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I agree that Google kind of serves this role even before llms. But these days people delegate their reasoning, brainstorming to the computer not just lookup. And beyond our generation are those who would have grown up doing this. Therefor
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by darepublic 6mo ago
The original "person who most of humanity talked to" was, I reckon, google dot com
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by darepublic 6mo ago
There is a huge amount of amazing YouTube content. I just fear the company that owns it.
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by darepublic 6mo ago
Cheers! Looking forward to future space travel!!
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by darepublic 6mo ago
This skills obsession is a Claude/anthropic fanboy thing imo. Goodbye sweet karma
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I won after four attempts. Pretty sure it was perfect play so yes white has forced win
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by darepublic 6mo ago
I would like to see users clustered by their political and programming axes of belief
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by darepublic 6mo ago
dozens of apps on the smartphone is gross. an indicator for me of an elderly / technically illiterate smartphone user is the presence of a ton of apps, most of which were used long ago and seldomly.
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by darepublic 6mo ago
The western lifestyle is an evolutionary dead end?
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by darepublic 6mo ago
You would have created a smaller axios that only does what you needed it to. Even better
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by darepublic 6mo ago
You can have agents that serve multiple different users with varying levels if permission
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by darepublic 6mo ago
What is the special sauce of cursor. As a harness I assume it's mostly context management right? And maybe some defensive coding to mitigate probabilistic llms? Is there any big difference between cursor and Claude code?
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by darepublic 6mo ago
linked in is scummy but yes I was puzzled by how linked in could scan your comouter from the browser. when i saw they meant extensions I thought aha.
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by darepublic 7mo ago
God speed
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by darepublic 7mo ago
I'm sure you would like to memorize all kinds of API instead of having something idiot proof and straightforward
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by darepublic 7mo ago
I used axios in the distant past but haven't used it whenever I had my say in the past five years. You don't need it, and for special things like retries I could roll my own just fine. Now ai will roll it for you
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by darepublic 7mo ago
Found it excruciating to watch. As in boring. And there are a few times where the movie seems ready to make its landing and finish but something happens to extend it. I just couldn't get myself to care. The recent Sam Raimi movie I
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by darepublic 7mo ago
Using 5.2 at 20 a month would also be a steal. Other shoe will drop on codex sooner or later
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by darepublic 7mo ago
I imagine to stop web automation from getting free API like use of the model
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by darepublic 7mo ago
> As a non-coder who only chats with pre existing LLMs and doesn’t train or tune them, I feel mostly powerless. You realize in regards to only using and not training LLMs you are in the triple 9 majority right. Even if we only considere
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by darepublic 7mo ago
Reminds me of Harry Tuttle from Brazil. And then the surreal scene where he becomes a magnet for government receipts and disappears under a pile of them
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by darepublic 7mo ago
I can't remove the YouTube app off my phone. The mobile phone is a locked up landscape that hates general purpose computing that puts the owner of the device in control. In the same way the big LLM want to give you stuff for free &#x
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by darepublic 7mo ago
You are thanking the guy who said "it was and always is the Republicans who fail is" for being true to history?
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by darepublic 7mo ago
The fact that you can rationalize those statements is a pure example of western self sabotage. Please leave your doors unlocked at night, leave food out for the raccoons and always trust in the kindness of strangers. Especially those expr
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by darepublic 7mo ago
Isn't Ukraine helping now with the anti missile/drone defense?

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