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by euroderf 1y ago
1) Elect stooge 2) Sabotage 3) PROFIT!
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by euroderf 1y ago
Are you accusing Blade Runner of infringing FFmpeg IP ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
> "everyone knows" that the foo setting is actually the setting for Frob, but with an LLM it'll happily try to configure Frob or worse, try to implement Foo from scratch. Making the implicit explicit is a task for your doc
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by euroderf 1y ago
Mere "box-ticking" in the form of checklists have been shown to greatly cut deaths in clinical/hospital settings. This may or may not apply to your systems.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Particles do not suffer from predestination, do they ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
Once when interrailing I asked my compartment-mates (compartmates?) for their languages' worst tongue-twisters. And the Danish one was God-awful.
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by euroderf 1y ago
That "Spiral Model" sure looks like an OODA loop.
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by euroderf 1y ago
AI n00b here. I wonder if this workflow is possible: I point Claude to my codebase, and Claude writes up a PRD that matches/reflects/describes the codebase. Then I iteratively (a) edit the PRD to reflect where I want my codebase t
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by euroderf 1y ago
I remember a book about letterpress printing recommending one and a half alphabets. So, like, 40 characters. Or maybe it included both UC and LC, which would make it about 80.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Can an SUV be a "yacht" if it doesn't have fender skirts ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
Never heard of it ! (Am from NE US.)
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by euroderf 1y ago
Bubble fodder.
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by euroderf 1y ago
"try and" is a pet peeve of mine. "try 'n" sounds suspiciously close to "tryin'", so I suspect that people who were saying "tryin' to" began to reanalyse the first two syllables as &quo
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by euroderf 1y ago
FWIW, I thought the human eye is wired for Red Yellow Green Blue
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by euroderf 1y ago
sqlar should be more prominent in the sqlite docu.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Thank you for posting this.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> Instead of writing code with exacting parameters, future developers will write human-language descriptions for AI to interpret and convert into a machine representation of the intent. Oh, I know! Let's call it... "requirement
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by euroderf 1y ago
We shall be Their meatspace puppets, and we shall be rewarded with panem et circenses.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Sneakier is safer.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> JRE or .NET. Anything that even approaches that level of capability is going to run into the exact same bloat and platform compatibility problems Challenge has been accepted. Let's see.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Wasm "web components" should be helpful here.
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by euroderf 1y ago
I presume this was in the US.
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by euroderf 1y ago
I remember reading about this phenom in The Old Farmers Almanac.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Aha! https://store.motherearthnews.com/products/hybrid-car-bluepr...
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by euroderf 1y ago
> a significant benefit from allowing the ICE to remain in the RPM "sweet spot" rather than moving around a larger range. I remember buying plans from the Whole Earth News for such a car back around 1980. That was the selling p
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by euroderf 1y ago
Seeing a revived Colbert Report once or twice a week, with occasional interplay with Stewart over at TDS, could be comedy gold.
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by euroderf 1y ago
> rapidly took a proverbial wrecking ball to David Letterman's set What's this about ? Letterman had the skyline behind his desk; was anything else memorable ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
So is HBO waiting for any regulatory approvals ?
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by euroderf 1y ago
That's why cable TV doesn't let you pay a lump sum up front for long-term access, I guess.
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by euroderf 1y ago
Did you say liquids ? Our senior Siamese tips over anything full of water, and that zapped the wifey's Mac.

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