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exe34
10mo ago
if you haven't read Schild's ladder, you're in for a treat :-D
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exe34
10mo ago
nowadays wanting public healthcare and advocating for the rule of law can get you branded a terrorist in certain third world countries.
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10mo ago
the problem often in conflict is that the incentives aren't symmetrical. if you and somebody exactly like you are put in a ring with a knife each, you'd both have the same things to lose. but often times in real life, and much mor
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exe34
10mo ago
I've used Claude for the last month - it's not auto-complete.
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exe34
10mo ago
Given how MTG went completely silent despite her high profile platform, I'm guessing the civil (or at this point, royal) servants don't want their families harmed.
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exe34
10mo ago
Emacs in tramp mode.
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exe34
10mo ago
I've had dang on my case, threatening to ban me if I kept it up.
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exe34
10mo ago
nice, I always wanted something like this for "movie/sci-fi tv" style presentations. no idea what I'll do with it though.
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10mo ago
I'm legit interested in hearing more about this, like YouTube series, popsci books, magazines - I've been meaning to read Zwiebach's A first course, but I keep getting distracted with background reading and then never get bac
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exe34
10mo ago
At the time a lot of the things I was reading were only available on there or on paper.
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exe34
10mo ago
If you already bought them, just download them off anna's archive.
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exe34
10mo ago
I never bought any ebooks off Amazon without removing the drm at the time. I did buy a lot of shows and movies, but if they take those away, I'll just pirate them, given I've already paid.
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exe34
10mo ago
In that case I cannot be accused of vibe-coding!
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exe34
10mo ago
okay so I'm not vibe coding, I'm just writing shittier code than before.
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10mo ago
you're still allowed to alternate between letting it do and consolidating, no?
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exe34
10mo ago
it's like HEAD
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exe34
10mo ago
it's cargo culting. we see the same thing with "agile", which is often used as an excuse to just do what they were going to do anyway. they want the benefits, and are willing to do everything except the things that actually h
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exe34
10mo ago
Does it work? I'd be interested to know if you know of any statistics around this.
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exe34
10mo ago
I wish the underlying platforms would also consider providing a "done" version now and again, instead of bundling bug/security fixes with new problems. You can rarely just write something and call it done on something like An
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exe34
10mo ago
I use xterm, and the visual glitch doesn't crash anything, so maybe try that? I suspect though maybe you're using much longer sessions than I do, with the talk of sub agents and all. I've mostly just been using it for single
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exe34
10mo ago
just had a quick look, but at this price, I could have Claude pro for 62 years...
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exe34
10mo ago
I want to self-host too, but I've spent the last few weeks playing with Claude code on my hobby projects - it solves abstract problems with code, and gives actionable reviews, whereas qwen code with qwen3-coder-480 seems to just write
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exe34
10mo ago
I use anki daily and I like that it doesn't nag me.
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exe34
10mo ago
I think the idea is that the trillionaires won't need us at all when the food supply is fully automated. They might keep a small population for genetic diversity, but that's about it.
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10mo ago
It's a government of capitalists by capitalists for capitalists.
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exe34
10mo ago
is that vram on your GPU? I don't think claude code uses that.
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exe34
10mo ago
my suspicion is that this is not how intelligence works. creativity comes from cross breeding ideas from many domains.
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10mo ago
I think it's possible, but the current trend is that by the time you can run x level at home, they have 10-100x in the frontier models, so if you can run today's Claude.ai at home, then software engineering as a career is already
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10mo ago
hah I ran out of tokens a bit before it hit I reckon.
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10mo ago
As long as your bullet points+prompt are shorter than the output, couldn't you post that instead? The only time I think an LLM might be ethically acceptable for something a human has to read is if you ask it to make it shorter.
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