ethagnawl

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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
I haven't read California's "Stop Killing Games" bill but I wonder how close this comes up against it or similar laws?
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Yeah, they tried hard to sound academic at the outset but the repeated references to Reddit vote counts was an obvious tell.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> we could direct AI produced value into universal basic income so people wouldn't lose their income. I wish we lived in this reality. After what's happened in the last 10-12 years (in the USA, specifically) I think a significa
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
This really resonates. I'm a dev/sysadmin/whatever with 15+ years of experience and I've been seriously considering applying for a job at my local Tractor Supply. I've been having trouble finding consistent work for
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Right? I imagine there would be a non-trivial sales/marketing boost for the one/first company (in any segment) to fully embrace HA. IKEA is arguably a good example of this.
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A Double Shot of DuckDB(peterdohertys.website)
5 points by ethagnawl 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Let's not give them any ideas, please.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
I had no idea this was an option. Libraries are the best.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
And/or move more contextually aware humans with 10K+ hours of hard won experience and fear of failure/sense of pride back into the loop.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
I know you're being facetious but there may well be docs. It's just that the same AI most likely wrote _them_, too. Did anyone (person or competing LLM) bother to verify that they're correct, though? Who knows! Let the next g
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
This is my current experience, too. There are a lot of "empty nest" houses on my street. Wouldn't it figure that those people are all upset about the apartments that are being built in the neighborhood which are all being sco
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> House after house where no front yard has anything for anyone, and quite long distances before you get somewhere you might be welcome, or have a chair. This is an important point. In my hometown, I spent a lot of time playing in vacant
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
He doesn't use any of this crap. He also wouldn't go within 100 feet of the vast majority of his supporters if he wasn't working an angle.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Please tell me they're using Workplace.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
I've had nothing but good experiences with them and their docs and tutorials are excellent.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
True!
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> billions down the drain that could have gone into building more efficient LLMs instead. Or any one of thousands of other ventures which could be more beneficial to humanity, the environment, etc.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
This is really neat. Something I've been meaning to do is try putting together a cross-lisp package manager -- if only because it'd be fun. Maybe it would favor code that could be readily run or eval'd or maybe with some sort
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Indeed. His podcast, _Jason Scott Talks His Way Out of It_, is an entertaining, informative and (often) touching listen, too.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
It's truly baffling. We're hurting ourselves and helping our fri/enemies with one stroke.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
What point are you trying to make by sharing this?
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
The inclusion of comments about LLM generated code don't bother me and will probably be quite revealing (for better or worse) when people read this post in the future. Also, I have not been following the d2d development of vim closely
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> that muscle memory Once in a while I will mistakenly dump a string of keystrokes into insert mode or another application. That literal output always amazes me because the construction of those strings is so far removed from my brain&#x
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Bram is a glaring omission in the vi family tree, too. Though, they'd have to draw the line somewhere (i.e. include nvim creator?) and maybe it's better leave individual people out.
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DuckDB Monthly #41(motherduck.com)
2 points by ethagnawl 5mo ago|0 comments
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> A software developer can create software from nothing, but who is going to buy it? Especially when people or orgs who would have previously paid them for said software can now crap out an 80% solution in a few hours or days.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
It's a shame some of those other names mentioned didn't wind up fading into obscurity.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
> Just pulling regular construction duty can make a massive difference in income. Yep! Stand around for 4-5 hours on a Saturday morning (often hungover; I personally know cops) and pad that overtime and pension.
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
His pension is based on that figure and he _may_ get to retire after ~27 years. From https://isp.illinois.gov/JoinIsp/BecomeATrooper : Officers may retire from the ISP with pension benefits under the following plans: Ti
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by ethagnawl 5mo ago
Right. I know full well they're not philosophically opposed. However, this current duopoly does exclude them and increases their burden if they should ever want to re-enter this market.

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