drekipus

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by drekipus 4mo ago
There is no real difference
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by drekipus 4mo ago
Now is not the time for satire
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by drekipus 4mo ago
Putting it simply: * Your AI girlfriend isn't real * "You're correct" is a statistical occurrence, not evidence that you are or are not correct. * Llm can do "bad things" because it just does things. Statistics
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by drekipus 4mo ago
world's most obvious honeypot
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by drekipus 4mo ago
How is it different to the first line of the article? "Canadian scientists have made a significant advance in understanding the mechanisms that enable embryos to properly form their limbs"
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by drekipus 5mo ago
The biggest problem for me is that I can't find a simple way to get started with Coalton. I'm not a common lisp user, but I want to be. I want to learn common lisp, and I have a fair understanding of types. I think types can benef
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by drekipus 5mo ago
To control the "non elite"
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by drekipus 5mo ago
I'm keeping the dream alive!
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by drekipus 5mo ago
No no no it's speed at all costs. Sure. I'm writing junk but the speed of what I'm doing is *impressive* You don't understand.
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by drekipus 5mo ago
> I'm a good programmer, and it speeds up my work a lot, Whenever I see this arguement, I'm reminded that most programmers don't know what they do for work
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by drekipus 5mo ago
Technically it would classify as a real honeypot site I'd think
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by drekipus 5mo ago
8 bit themed web games
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by drekipus 5mo ago
It's actually rumoured to be part of HL3, which is why they had to block it because of their agreement with valve
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by drekipus 6mo ago
Hopefully the whole world
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by drekipus 6mo ago
I'm interested in how you're probing for them? I haven't needed to change jobs but I'm worried that one day I'll have to
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by drekipus 6mo ago
> If that was the case, code completion and templating would have been a revolutionary, world changing development in the field. And yet this is "AI is world changing, look at how fast it can change code!" > So while you
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by drekipus 6mo ago
> that code is probably only ever supposed to be LLM maintained, not by people. But LLMs are trying to mimic people. So if confusion is the human response, what's to stop the llm from acting confused?
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by drekipus 6mo ago
This is the point. You can't call yourself a democracy just because we can change the colour of the same bus every 3 to 4 years
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by drekipus 6mo ago
I like this. And organising by feature has been something I've gravitated towards as a SWE, so I dig your thinking
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by drekipus 6mo ago
Thanks, apparently others didn't appreciate or understand it, heh
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by drekipus 6mo ago
Daily reminder that "championing human rights in the middle east" is the easiest thing in the world if you get to determine who is considered "human" and who is considered "cattle".
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by drekipus 6mo ago
I think the important thing to remember, when they say "all humans deserve life and democratic process" - is the question of "what do they consider sub-human?" Ie: do they believe employees have souls? Or that the masses
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by drekipus 6mo ago
I don't think it's a dark pattern. Just a common marketing thing. Not "everything that annoys me" is a dark pattern.
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by drekipus 6mo ago
They're defending themselves. If you don't want this, tell your government to put an end to the war
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by drekipus 6mo ago
No one gets a newborn to configure nginx
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by drekipus 7mo ago
> my job is easier now, I do less. > I am terrified about what's coming. God I hope I never ever have to work with you
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by drekipus 8mo ago
Wrong to elephants today
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by drekipus 8mo ago
India, that's where everyone else gets them. People are just economic units
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by drekipus 8mo ago
Thankfully there's infinite people from other countries who can migrate freely and replace the aging population, right? (Serious question)
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by drekipus 8mo ago
A better alternative to Meetup.com

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