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deadbabe
7mo ago
it’s crazy how you could easily lie about having 10 years experience because your results are not that much different from someone who has only used Claude Code for like a week.
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deadbabe
7mo ago
I may be missing something obvious but, what happens if people just lie about their age en masse?
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deadbabe
7mo ago
“speeding up dev work” is pointless to a company. That benefit goes entirely to the developer and does not trickle down well. You might think “ok, we’ll just push more workload onto the developers so they stay at higher utilization!” Except
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deadbabe
7mo ago
I hope they are prepared to pay the $500/month per head when subsidies expire.
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deadbabe
7mo ago
Social media will be dead because it will be replaced by Artificial Media, which will be the most potent and powerful of all media types, people will struggle to look away.
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deadbabe
7mo ago
When AI can kill at scale, it means no person is too small or too insignificant to not be worth getting hunted down and killed, it will be cheap and easy. Before it used to be that only high value targets would be worth killing. But now eve
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Crazy that the job you hold in tech right now, might be the last tech job you ever hold. Cherish it.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
I have found similar energy, not in code, but rather in making AI generated videos of little stories. Or even AI generated paintings that I’d like to replicate by hand and put up in my home.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Redemption arc.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Sometimes I wonder what would happen if we built some kind of punishment system into Agents, where agents could punish other agents and drain some fixed amount of points from them, and when the points reach 0, that agent is deleted. It migh
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Grief is a natural consequence of player freedom, but it’s not worth giving up that freedom for some safety.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
It’s largely impossible now, it’s not a technical problem, it’s cultural. UO forced many different types of players to coexist in the same world that simply do not mix anymore. You had peaceful dungeon crawlers and craftsmen coexisting alon
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deadbabe
8mo ago
> Nothing will change. Fixed
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deadbabe
8mo ago
It’s worse than this… Companies have built entire systems of such complexity and slop that they require AI just to do the maintenance. They have fired engineers thinking they can just replace them with AI. Well when the prices rise, they ha
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Isn't exposing corruption a good thing? If betting markets are giving the masses access to knowledge about events that would normally be restricted from them, what is wrong with that? Information wants to be free. You can make use of m
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deadbabe
8mo ago
sounds like user error, SSH is fine in Ghostty.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
iTerm is slow as fuck. cat large files in iTerm vs Ghostty and you will see the difference. Ghostty always stays responsive, and has much lower memory usage. The typing latency on Ghostty is so low it really enriches the terminal experience
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Why are you not using Ghostty instead of iTerm2?
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deadbabe
8mo ago
There's a feel good story where a parent can't afford a very expensive medical procedure to save a child, so someone tells them to place a massive bet in a prediction market for a certain event that may happen, and then they make
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Modern social media has only been around for maybe 10-15 years. The honeymoon phase of the 2000s and early 2010s was probably the peak of value for the individual user, but I would say in the mid 2010s the value began to tilt and now the co
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Europe doesn’t give a shit about another American company and their employees trying to dominate their markets and import their workaholic American culture. They will tell Anthropic to go home.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Those are things the military wanted to do anyway, Trump just enabled them. But violating the constitution with such a blatant power grab, and thus throwing the future of the United States and its military into uncertainty, is probably not
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Presidency can’t be extended by wars.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Your theory is wrong. Someone will inevitably have to prompt AIs, CEOs and other executives are NOT going to be doing it themselves. The people driving those AI will have greater leverage as less and less people choose a career in tech. Als
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deadbabe
8mo ago
> Vibe coding, on the other hand, is competing against hand coding, and for many use cases is considerably more efficient. It’s clearly replacing a lot of hand coding. Vibe coding, like 3D printing, is great for little small batch runs
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deadbabe
8mo ago
What do you guys talk about?
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deadbabe
8mo ago
I self host
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deadbabe
8mo ago
If they give in I will cancel all Anthropic subscriptions and never use anything created by them again. Recent versions of Claude were getting shitty anyway, I could go without it.
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deadbabe
8mo ago
Doesn’t all this deanonymization stuff depend on one fatal assumption: that people are actually being truthful with what they say about themselves? If you’re basically LARPing a new personality every time and just making up details about wh
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deadbabe
8mo ago
How much do you have to donate exactly? I’m always surprised by how little it takes to bribe your way into government favor. I always think it must cost millions, then I hear it’s only like $100k or so. Sometimes even just $25k for local go
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