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by devin 10mo ago
The current state does not feel malicious in this way to me at all. It feels bumbling and amateurish. It gives the feeling that the people who kept the product cohesive have left or retired, and that a new generation of overly ambitious car
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by devin 10mo ago
What an opportune day to let everyone know this critical information!
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by devin 11mo ago
You mean when he teamed up with hack journalist Matt Taibi to try and make a mountain out of a molehill?
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by devin 11mo ago
If you did not study these topics, the chances are good you do not know what questions to even ask, let alone how to ask them. Add to the fact that you don't even know if the original summary is accurate.
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by devin 11mo ago
How does the wand know what I'm flicking it at? What if I miss? Maybe the wand thinks I'm targeting some tiny organism that lives on the organism that I'm actually targeting. Can I target the wand with itself?
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by devin 11mo ago
When I saw this I rolled my eyes. It is well-understood that purpose-built models perform better than general models on tasks like this, and yet it would seem one of the main purposes of running this experiment according to the website is t
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by devin 11mo ago
At this particular moment in time, the old quote about "the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent" feels relevant on a couple of levels. I keep waiting for the bubble to burst and for these executives to
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by devin 11mo ago
This style of rabies vaccine is for pre-exposure. Post-exposure vaccination is more involved if you aren’t primed. In addition, it used to be the case that people received abdominal shots and the course was pretty intense. That has ended, b
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by devin 11mo ago
To me, their usage is akin to to turning a plaintext file into rtf. Emojis do not look the same across platforms. Generated text should default to the generic IMO.
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by devin 11mo ago
They don't say what feelings it empathizes with.
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by devin 11mo ago
You're almost there. Think to yourself now: what was it that happened in the past that necessitated the need for a large regulatory apparatus, auditors, etc.?
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by devin 11mo ago
Why do you think they’re “lazy”? The point is usually to bait you: “You’ll never guess this one weird trick!” Here it actually makes some sense. There are _so_ many AWS services. It’s similar to the quiz about AWS service icons that demonst
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by devin 11mo ago
This is like playing both sides of the board in chess and claiming you had an opponent.
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by devin 11mo ago
This feels silly. I think this is just "ask for forgiveness, not permission" but made more clickbaity. It also borders on a kind of edgelord attitude that I've seen from people who I wish not to work with again.
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by devin 11mo ago
Raph has written about avoiding grinding in games very explicitly. This was one of the big takeaways from Ultima Online.
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by devin 1y ago
Speaking of, someone shared with me an AI financial challenge where they are pitting the LLMs against one another to make trades, manage risk, etc. and then track their performance against one another with starting capital of 10,000 USD eac
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by devin 1y ago
Have you been getting the annual booster? There is no agenda or gotcha coming, I am genuinely just curious.
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by devin 1y ago
This comment of yours contributes nothing and is exactly the level one would expect of Reddit. If you want better, start by doing better yourself.
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by devin 1y ago
That is deeply cringe.
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by devin 1y ago
These startups backed by venture funds are anti-establishment? Are you joking?
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by devin 1y ago
Yeah, I remember this. Macromedia Fireworks had a slice tool that I used quite a bit. You'd basically make an image which was your website, and then do all the layout with zero border tables. But for me, this was what I was doing circa
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by devin 1y ago
What a weird take. I'm an engineer and I haven't worked at a single company that has issued windows laptops to engineers unless they asked for it. The default for a lot of dev work has been mac for a very long time. I think that&#
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by devin 1y ago
If this is true to the original, I am surprised to see this was table-oriented layout and not a bitmap image with clickable x,y coordinates.
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by devin 1y ago
I had the same thing with my caffeine sensitivity, but my nicotine sensitivity hasn’t gone back and it’s been over a year. I used nicotine lozenges daily for years but even after 12 months post-covid my body does not tolerate them.
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by devin 1y ago
I agree completely that there is no platonic ideal, that there will always be trade offs, and that running successful businesses is part of the equation, but let's not ignore the fact that profit _to the exclusion of all else_ is bad.
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by devin 1y ago
I feel this way with some of the work I've pushed through an LLM, but part of the time I'm left wondering what kind of Mickey Mouse problems people are working on where they are able to form up tidy English descriptions in complic
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by devin 1y ago
“All the smart kids of the Bay Area want to work on AI,” Operative word here is "kids", and from what I can tell they're not even the smart ones, just the ones who are more geared toward being money and status-obsessed.
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by devin 1y ago
On its own it isn't, but I suspect if all of these were reported you might think it quite significant.
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by devin 1y ago
the millennials I know are worse than their children
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by devin 1y ago
the only way to win, is not to play

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