exe34

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   by exe34 10mo ago

   Hey would you be willing to share your claude.md? I'm only starting out with AI coders, and while it often makes good choices for straightforward things, I find the token usage gets bigger and bigger as it proceeds down a list of requi
2. 662.▲
   by exe34 10mo ago

   I've been running claude code on a 13 year old potato and it's never used 136GB of RAM - possibly because I only have 8GB.
3. 663.▲
   by exe34 10mo ago

   Thank you for the giggle, I misread this as a statement of faith and a non-sequitur.
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   by exe34 10mo ago

   No?
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   by exe34 10mo ago

   could you highlight what in the original article made you think they were banning their kids from social media entirely? or were you trying to explain something else?
6. 666.▲
   by exe34 10mo ago

   Yes?
7. 667.▲
   by exe34 10mo ago

   omg that's how crystal society starts and then it goes downhill! highly recommended series in this space.
8. 668.▲
   by exe34 10mo ago

   oh have you not seen the rest of the thread?
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   by exe34 10mo ago

   nix allows you to build docker containers with anything you can build in nix.
10. 670.▲
    by exe34 10mo ago

    I think it would be good if you could lock one of them.
11. 671.▲
    by exe34 10mo ago

    Is it though? The simplest fool can ask questions that stump the wisest of men.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    I'd like to express my doubts about your ability to understand their theories more colourfully, but I'm afraid I'm also under close scrutiny around here.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    you can still call it whatever you like!
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    how big is your backyard?
15. 675.▲
    by exe34 11mo ago

    if it's being offered as a well thought out opinion based on facts, yes absolutely, it's fine to ask for the sauce.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    With a very long doubling time?
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    I'm quite sad about the S-curve hitting us hard in the transformers. For a short period, we had the excitement of "ooh if GPT-3.5 is so good, GPT-4 is going to be amazing! ooh GPT-4 has sparks of AGI!" But now we're back
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    > You'd somehow have to prove you didn't look at it You can't prove something that didn't happen, unless you were monitored your whole life or at least from the moment the item came into being. It's an unreasonab
19. 679.▲
    by exe34 11mo ago

    frankly I've found even chat gpt free to be more useful when looking for something - I'd describe what I'm looking for, what are must-have features, what I definitely don't mean, etc and it'll suggest a few things.
20. 680.▲
    by exe34 11mo ago

    I haven't admined windows for 16 years, but I had this conspiracy theory back in the days that when you install an anti virus A, you'd find some viruses, and then you'd install anti virus B, you'd find some more, but the
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    I don't get this "infinite amount of time" thing. in a steady state universe, yes, sure, but if the expansion continues and no new incidents like the big bang happens, then it just gets colder and colder, right? and even if a
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    Is birdflu the failure mode?
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    they were born in carbon form by sex.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    Given the kind of things Claude code does with the wrong prompt or the kind of overfitting that neural networks do at any opportunity, I'd say the paperclip maximiser is the most realistic part of AGI. if doing something really dumb wi
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    $ ./Downloads/tmp/xpack-riscv-none-elf-gcc-15.2.0-1/bin/riscv-none-elf-cpp Could not start dynamically linked executable: ./Downloads/tmp/xpack-riscv-none-elf-gcc-15.2.0-1/bin/riscv-none-el
26. 686.▲
    by exe34 11mo ago

    I'm so thankful for nixos for making it hard for me to give in to that temptation. you always think "oh just this once". but with nixos I either have to do it right or not bother.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    > huge expensive device like a fridge with no guarantee of a refund are going to just leave it. oh I'll fix it with a hammer, or glue a piece of cardboard on it. I paid extra for devices without WiFi when I moved house this year.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    it can apply US law in the US, yes. in the EU, it needs to follow EU law.
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    Pointing out the where the burden of proof lies is not an ad hominem. Calling it such is in fact a good example of poisoning the well. all the fan girls have to do is post links to code they have vibe coded. some people have even done that
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    by exe34 11mo ago

    The reason isn't meant to be true/correct/verifiable. It's meant to be a positive sounding soundbite.