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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I don’t have access to a 16-digit code, can you share?
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Don’t worry, raw milk will save the day *they said crying
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
*not
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Probably that it’s blue and is run by a non Christian is my bet.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
How? Is there a working example? I ended up switching to go before I started digging down the rabbit hole of vagrant based builds
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Copyright law can be misused and can inhibit some advancement, but the fact that “certain groups” or “certain companies” can just ignore laws with no ramifications is something else. If it’s probably life-saving or a pipeline of a dream (se
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
You know this has taken time to sift in my head, personally I disdain it as for me it seems more similar to a real product or a PoC. My definition of a tech provocation would be a plain website, showcasing the idea and potentially exaggerat
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Don’t worry, I’m sure they they tested each and every llm provider equally, especially Twitter.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
All right Mike Lindell calm down
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Don’t worry, rickwagoner will find a way not to believe this source. Maybe because it uses https instead of http.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Llm rewrite or llm boosted dev aside, I’m still on the fence about rust too. My main issue is deployment as I hop different os’s casually and makes rust a non-starter.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I wouldn’t imagine recreating Apache poi would be a terrible reach for a human let alone a llm. Anything beyond basic utilities though I have a slightly harder time seeing.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I read through their earlier announcement, i don’t think it’ll be trivially by-passable without distorting the original message. I would agree it may not help spam-bot usage, however at this case seemingly the only user detection is likely
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Even then, I would not trust an AI lab as Microsoft does have a long history of support for word whereas I’m not sure the level of continued support from AI labs. *support including bug fixes, vulnerabilities, continued user testing, inter
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I’m not sure about you but I would not want to adopt and ship an overnight “word” written in rust
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I think you said it best before, Linux is made for tinkerers. Why are you expecting a Mac system to operate like Linux? As much as I like Mac I know it will never be used for games, so I use something else.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Especially when there are three different versions, and each has a different team, and they all can work together at the same time. Crazy amount of tech supporting it that breaks a humans context let alone a models context.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I would agree a full rewrite of word which is very complex and take quite a bit of time. It would be impressive of AI to make a 80% rewrite, though I fully doubt it would cover the 100% rewrite (disregarding long term support as well). Why
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Ah good point, I thought this was coming across from the "recreate" your own approach. I would fully agree with you on using native frameworks, though the eletron desktop is a great "entry" onto desktops ensuring compani
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Can you expand upon this?
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
On top of everyone else’s great points, if you make your own “fork” of something, then you have to consistently maintain it. Which can be done with tokens, but an extra cost with something that’s not as user tested.
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Well the author “cannot simply dye my hair blue” so maybe they can’t confirm semantic equivalence or behavior? Poke aside (and unserious intro?) seems like a general and loose question of if the conversion can happen. *be me over eager
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
You must've mis-read my statements. My position is there is a balancing act between training specialists vs hiring already pre-trained specialists depending on changing requirements. To the contrast of your conservative approach, I&#x2
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Good thing people aren’t affected by beef, by eating it, getting diseased from it, or from sick from other people eating it. And nice choice picking 1/3 of the options. This is not me refusing to train someone, but acknowledging there
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
So it is a weird time to be alive, though I must ask for clarification: why would you build something you yourself wouldn’t want to see in the world? Profit? Attention? Not to be too critical, but this appears to go beyond just a satirical
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Tell that to ever changing gas prices, steel prices, or beef prices. *let alone anything tech wise
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
Good thing every single requirement is known in advance. It’d be a shame if things changed faster then a snail, limitations we’re fully understood, and the geopolitical situation doesn’t change by a tweet. Edit: actually, what job do you ha
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
“The national government functions as a labor union through its control of the border and regulating the conditions of employment.” Woah for some reason it sounds like you’re talking about a European country, not the US where the legal age
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
I would agree employers would likely want that, though since in the us it’s difficult for labor unions to ever be created let alone extra protections or the necessity of tips or us at-will hire/fire. My point of your thread was disagre
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by doc_ick 1mo ago
So we’re in agreement? The time of investment for growth is the point of decision, and how long it takes to train specialists defines if it’s worth it. I.e. how long would it take to train a regular driver to drive the inde 500 vs buying a

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