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by exe34 7mo ago
did you check your carbon monoxide alarm batteries?
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by exe34 7mo ago
yeah I run Claude code on a 2013 Mac book air that refuses to die, I don't think it's very compute heavy.
453.
by exe34 7mo ago
I did luck out with the $current_job. Software engineering is a tool to do the job right. I'd hate to work somewhere where software is the product.
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by exe34 7mo ago
where I work, we're not allowed to merge them. we test every change, and we review everything to make sure there are no regressions in all the obvious features. scrolling through our webpage will never break in production, because we u
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by exe34 7mo ago
my hypothesis is that chatgpt was trained on the internet, and useful technical answers on the internet were posted by autistic people. who else would spend their time learning and then rushing to answer such things the moment they get thei
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by exe34 7mo ago
I deal with loneliness the same way I'd deal with any addiction. I tell myself I just need to get through one minute at a time, then one hour and then one day. It's not even a whole 24h, I only have to be awake for 16h and I can g
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by exe34 7mo ago
I have no mouth and I must scream.
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by exe34 8mo ago
this is amazing - it reminds me of the time when LLM precursors were able to babble in coherent English, but would just write nonsense.
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by exe34 8mo ago
they brought the Nazis to the US and now hydra has taken over.
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by exe34 8mo ago
She's probably happier than you though.
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by exe34 8mo ago
reminds me of the lazy gun in against a dark background!
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by exe34 8mo ago
Does anyone know if this will affect Lineage OS with root?
463.
by exe34 8mo ago
No.
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by exe34 8mo ago
tl;dr
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by exe34 8mo ago
I believe it's called a rhetorical question.
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by exe34 8mo ago
If you want to write something with AI, send me your prompt. I'd rather read what you intend for it to produce rather than what it produces. If I start to believe you regularly send me AI written text, I will stop reading it. Even at w
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by exe34 8mo ago
Not really stealing their IP, just putting limits on how much they can shaft their customers. If they don't like it, they can leave the EU, and others will take their place. It's like saying your company is losing its railway trac
468.
by exe34 8mo ago
We have free speech here in the UK. We can record police doing their job and publish it without getting shot in the head. For now.
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by exe34 8mo ago
> Party B owes you nothing. You are free to not use their products or start a company to compete. When 99% of government/banks/etc require you to use a certain service to access basic services, you need some way of ensuring you
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by exe34 8mo ago
"Seem more likely to" usually refers to the future, but is based on past behaviour. Hope that clears it up!
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by exe34 8mo ago
usually one imposed by congress, from my distant memory of reading the us constitution.
472.
by exe34 8mo ago
Tax payer bails them out, he gets his cut. The maths checks out.
473.
by exe34 8mo ago
Will it work when the US government is the one cracking down, banning interviews, etc?
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by exe34 8mo ago
Elon musk and Peter Thiel will just pay for all the conspiracy theories.
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by exe34 8mo ago
Can he make a profit doing it? If so, then yes, he's probably doing it. You don't become a billionaire by having scruples.
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by exe34 8mo ago
I get the impression the multimodal stuff might make it a bit harder?
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by exe34 8mo ago
sounds like an improvement on the current system, no?
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by exe34 8mo ago
could you share an md of your prompts? I find with those tools I still have to break the problem down into verifiable pieces, and only move on to the next step once the previous steps are as expected. syntax error is nothing, I just paste t
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by exe34 8mo ago
I feel like you accidentally flipped a minus sign in your equations and then doubled down on your conclusions. Who would pay you to take something away and destroy it for you? It's fine to come up with creative solutions using an LLM,
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by exe34 8mo ago
what a glorious time that was! now it's too easy to get stuck looking at the stream of (usually AI generated) crap. I long for the time when the regular screen break was built-in.

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