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by dullcrisp 8mo ago
How do you feel about N?
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by dullcrisp 8mo ago
Right but memory is expensive now so where do I keep all of this new code that I’ve produced??
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by dullcrisp 8mo ago
I will buy every Bitcoin in existence for approximately one twenty millionth of a cent each.
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by dullcrisp 8mo ago
https://libraryofbabel.info/
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by dullcrisp 8mo ago
Or bash | bash
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Look learning vim is hard some people just want to describe their edits using natural language.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
If it’s not too forward, what sort of person are you?
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
That’s like if I gave you half the dictionary and then said it’s ironic that if there really weren’t any letters after “M” you wouldn’t be complaining.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
That was on NBC.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
I’ll be honest I’m really struggling with this analogy.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
It’s me.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
I’m sure we do have a lot more MRI machines than airport scanners, right?
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
I think an MRI probably takes longer than the TSA scan so walk-through MRIs wouldn’t be practical.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
> we have chosen to build for what we consider to be an inevitable future - one where code validation requires vanishingly little human participation.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Just let the support chat bot submit, review, and deploy code changes and there are no longer any customer problems!
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
“For the sake of time, is it okay if we move on to the next update? We can go into further details offline.” Also if that doesn’t work, “Hey Bro I notice you like to give a lot of detail in standup. That’s great, but we want to keep it a sh
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
It feels good to be bad.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
The version from 2018 seems to have been replaced with an AI-generated copy of itself for whatever reason. You can use the Wayback Machine to read the version that was originally discussed.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
If I wanted to prove murder, not negligence.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
I think it’s just a generalization. They could have said “your uncle Pete” without actually implying anything about anyone’s uncle named Peter.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Because that code is presumably working and the vibe code is probably not?
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
That’s taking the bet that the Bitcoin ledger will be easier to read than bog tablets 100 years from now.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
They could each have their own balloon. Your mom would be trapped in East Germany, however.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
If I had a nickel for every time I’ve seen a human being pull down their pants and defecate in the middle of the street I’d have a couple nickels. That’s not a lot but it suggests that this behavior is not LLM specific.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Individual books can last much longer than a hundred years. Worst case, engrave it on a clay tablet and bury it in a bog.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Yes this is an exponentially better word choice!
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
It tries to promote pawns in the opening and mid-game too.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
I say what goes around comes around.
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by dullcrisp 9mo ago
Japanese too
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by dullcrisp 10mo ago
Since you haven’t mentioned it, have you heard of blameless post-mortems? They’re a systematic approach to this type of issue.

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