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by eastbound 4mo ago
The French are second to everything + they strip naked the CEOs they hate (the Air France event and the series of CEOs taken hostage in the 1990ies) = They would never align themselves to build something that makes money. DailyMotion is 1&#
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Working alone, I often look at the Git Blame and wonder “Wait, did I write that or did AI write that?”
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Yes, I am saying that I don’t trust anyone who trusts obviously-bad science and requires me to believe it. Some parts of science became political. The goal seems to convince a population, not determine what is true or not. So if you extract
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by eastbound 5mo ago
> Having doors flying off one of your planes (…) definitely not a bit of politics. It’s a checkmate of the American system. Boeing delegated construction in parts of the country that needed jobs (=politics), who then botched the job and
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Tommy R was thrown feces upon him in a jail cell for 8 months (along with noise torture and losing 15% of his body weight out of food privation). Torture chambers fully exist for thought criminals in UK.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
It’s a giant tragedy of the commons. I’ve fired remote people who pretended to work, knowing that I wouldn’t hire remote workers ever again after AI.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
And yet, some people argue that you shouldn’t ask a developer to align 3 “if” and 1 “for”!!! The energy spent arguing that those 4 instructions in a row “are not a mark of someone who can write code” would have better been spent firing th
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Since real-life situations involve AI, banning AI would make CTFs just a simple game, not a demonstration of capabilities and talent.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Apple knows better than to buy a pile of incompetent smugs. Intel was rock bottom before Europe determined it was a “strategic move”[1] to buy factories in Europe from the only manufacturer that hasn’t innovated since 20 years, quickly foll
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by eastbound 5mo ago
For minors, caning is with half-inch cane, which is the only one available in supermarkets. Only judicial caning is with the inch cane.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
That’s generally the solution for bullies. I wonder whether that is also the solution for victims, making them strong enough.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
The gender gap in compassion is always surprising. There is never “educate boys to fix society”. The argument is as follows: “But girls get raped, so we need to save them” “Who rapes girls?” “Boys” “What opportunities do they have?” “Drugs,
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Maybe wisdom gives another perspective on the ideals we had in our youth?
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by eastbound 5mo ago
It makes you intolerant, as you are unable to comprehend the opinion of other normal people in your society. The action of performing real-life drastic sanctions against people you don’t tolerate is an extremism. And it is the general opini
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by eastbound 5mo ago
Your perspective only confirms that it’s popular within the Mozilla audience to ban people for their political opinion when it’s slightly out of currently-approved opinions. TODAY. Not 18 years ago. Today. Making Mozilla a politically-extre
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by eastbound 5mo ago
> the benefit you get from coming up with this idea is that you can publish it for the world to see, and that's the only way you can benefit from it That’s your opinion, but it’s not the spirit of the law. I’m personally fully again
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by eastbound 5mo ago
If Mozilla fired its CEO for a private political donation from 10 years earlier, it will not hesitate to do much worse to its users. Mozilla isn’t on the good side here. He’s the founder of Brave, by the way.
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by eastbound 5mo ago
And yet, you haven’t. That’s the problem with dominant platforms: Slight inconveniences + inertia are enough to ensure no-one moves (even without monopolistic abuse – and I’m talking about Microsoft here).
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by eastbound 6mo ago
If that is true, we’ve discovered that offering a product for $1 the $17, yields to dramatically shorter runway but possibly more addicted users. Can’t wait for products offered at $1 the $100.
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by eastbound 6mo ago
I regret the difficulty of mounting an SSH connection as a filesystem. It requires Fuse and giving permissions to the kernel.
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by eastbound 6mo ago
—So what would theoretically happen if we flipped that big red switch? —Claude Code: FLIPS THE SWITCH, does not answer the question. Claude does that in React, constantly starting a wrong refactor. I’ve been using Claude for 4 weeks only, b
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by eastbound 6mo ago
That’s because of React. The React Router is bad and people don’t spend extra time configuring it against its own bugs.
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by eastbound 6mo ago
It currently works because those vulnerabilities are not exploited en masse. With AI, they can. It does change the game.
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by eastbound 6mo ago
> wait to understand what the thing is capable of doing My parents use Android to ask “What are the 5 biggest towers in Chicago” or “Remove the people on my picture” while apparently iPhone is only capable of doing “Hey Siri start the Ch
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by eastbound 6mo ago
I’m sorry but when you wake up in the morning with 12% of your session used, saying “it’s the cache” is not an appropriate answer. And I’m using Claude on a small module in my project, the automations that read more to take up more context
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by eastbound 6mo ago
Yes: Claude Code “consumes tokens” and starts a session when the computer is asleep without anything started. Or consumes 10% of my session for “What time is it?”
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by eastbound 6mo ago
> We are strongly, strongly evolutionary oriented away from 'murder' The quantity of murders in bad neighborhoods tends to contradict. Even seems like a matter of routine wealth acquisition. Yes, society tries to chase the murd
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by eastbound 6mo ago
Which means no access to Claude. Can’t wait for his sequel “I received a Cease and Desist Letter from Apple; Feeling encouraged, I registered the trademark ‘Wii subsystem for macOS’”.
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by eastbound 6mo ago
SQL can make 2D data, but it extremely bad at it. It’s a good opportunity to wonder whether this part can be improved. “Pivot tables”: I often have a list of dates, then categories that I want to become columns. SQL can’t do that so there i
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by eastbound 6mo ago
Absolutely terrible road design. I’m just saying: Yes it is enforced, active, alive and used. Worse: It is inconsistent. My father was rolling out from a neighborhood from the right, hit a car: He didn’t have the right of way because the “c

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