esikich

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by esikich 2mo ago
Yes, AI threatens the folks who think that knowing how to write JavaScript or C makes them smart and being smart is their entire identity.
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by esikich 2mo ago
I have had very little luck with agents.md. What has worked well for me is a ./docs folder. They seem to just create and update stuff on their own.
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by esikich 2mo ago
This has happened to multiple people I know who have deleted a Facebook account. Shortly after, a fake account with their picture and info popped up. I wonder if there are bots scanning for this waiting for people to delete accounts.
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by esikich 2mo ago
I'm sure you can think of many examples where it does though.
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by esikich 2mo ago
The problem is it's literally speech. Selling something isn't speech, you do not have the right to do charity work or run a business. It goes even beyond speech, it's closer to pure math/logic and I feel very uncomfortab
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by esikich 2mo ago
I've worked with dozens of businesses over the years and you can't even get businesses with real money and consequences on the line to follow basic security practices. My current project is updating dozens of windows domain contro
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by esikich 2mo ago
Do you think information is going to be destroyed or something? If this AI stuff is so sub par, why would anyone read/use/interact with it? Why wouldn't the "better" human created stuff float to the top?
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by esikich 2mo ago
Or dorky Luddite hipsters.
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by esikich 2mo ago
You're describing most people. Most people (99.9%) can't come up with novel ideas either. They just follow the latest trend. Art, marketing, music, etc. If you've spent any time in the creative spaces, you'll realize mos
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by esikich 2mo ago
wealth is created by loaning money .
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by esikich 2mo ago
Yeah, we all know what fractional reserve banking is. But a debt exists at the same time and the idea is the money that was lent builds something, creating value. Let me borrow some gold so I can use my herbalism expertise to make some poti
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by esikich 2mo ago
Well how do you know which statement is truthful? These LLMs confidently say they know things that they don't all the time.
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by esikich 2mo ago
The $9000 has to be paid back, and then some. I sure hope you aren't an accountant.
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by esikich 2mo ago
This is a great example of information taking time: https://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
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by esikich 2mo ago
Yes, dense cities are more efficient in every way compared to sprawl. Can you articulate what is confusing about this?
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by esikich 2mo ago
What's ironic is that was all in his head. They were very normal looking games. We didn't get alien chess until Stockfish level bots.
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by esikich 2mo ago
I haven't had a CD or DVD drive on any of my devices for 15 years now. They are obsolete. I have 2 TB on a NAS. How many DVDs is that?
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by esikich 2mo ago
It's just a general "thing I don't want to do" not the thing that takes the most time. Could be taking out the garbage. It's just an example menial task.
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by esikich 2mo ago
They look pretty similar to me, I'm not sure what you're seeing that is so much better.
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by esikich 2mo ago
It always has been. The idea around here that we can actually define intelligence and point to it is sophomoric and incredibly frustrating.
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by esikich 2mo ago
Everything is working fine for me.
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by esikich 2mo ago
I know it's more infrastructure, but just use pi-hole and then it doesn't really matter what browser you use, if we're just talking about pop ups and malicious ads.
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by esikich 2mo ago
What's the point if it doesn't change overconsumption?
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by esikich 2mo ago
I think it often gets overlooked that effective carbon taxing would tax you right out of pretty much all modern convenience. Which would be the point, but people would fuckin revolt if it actually happened. Parent is complaining about 0.000
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by esikich 2mo ago
Planning 40 man raids was a part time job. Everyone worked together to grind out materials for potions and stuff and you really had to work together on dungeons to get through them, whether that was acquiring better gear or practicing strat
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by esikich 2mo ago
People can't even think big enough to zipper merge properly. We are absolutely cooked.
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by esikich 2mo ago
There is, whether or not developers follow it is a different story. https://www.w3.org/WAI/ARIA/apg/practices/keyboard-interface...
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by esikich 3mo ago
Yes.
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by esikich 3mo ago
Can a 10 year old do that? Wtf are we talking about.
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by esikich 3mo ago
Well I've got 38 years of reading experience and have never seen that word.

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