felixgallo

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by felixgallo 2mo ago
https://www.amazon.science/publications/dynamo-amazons-highl...
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
your argument is obviously ridiculous and you should feel bad about it.
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
So we as a country have, for many decades, decided that things like 'soft power' exist. It turns out, and this has been borne out by many years of relative peace and prosperity, that if you don't shit on the world, alienate
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
https://www.politico.com/2024-election/results/wisconsin/
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
What is tough about /usage or settings usage?
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
3c509
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
Unfortunately, if you intend on using Delphi, that will be $1200 plus $399 a year for the basic commercial license, and if you also intend on using databases, that will be $4600 plus $1399 a year. Or, you could use .NET, which is $0, and o
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
Only if you don’t think about it for more than two or three seconds. Then you remember deepfake revenge porn and elon musk style child sexual material.
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
Claude is about the least spendy thing a software engineer can use. If you can't afford $200 a month, you're probably not working professionally (which is ok, no value judgement, but then being on the premium business plan is a l
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by felixgallo 2mo ago
what plan are your 'fellow software engineers' using? I have a hard time even using up the Fable part of my allowance in a week of coding.
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
the right to free speech has nothing to do with what social media companies do. Social media companies are not compelled by anything, in law or otherwise, to amplify your particular post.
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
As an example, I had a headless devuan instance that took an extra ~50s to ssh to today, repeatably. Checked to see if it was DNS -- wasn't DNS. Checked to see if it was misconfigured ssh -- wasn't misconfigured ssh. Eventually
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
Unfortunately this is not just precarious, it's extremely vulnerable to changing political conditions. Many of the food bank services in my state have lost significant funding owing to the use of words like 'women' or '
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
Do you mean something like the longstanding Government Accountability Office, which was formed by the Budget and Accounting Act of 1921?
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
People have got to stop falling for exaggerated rage bait.
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by felixgallo 3mo ago
Do you know who the CEO is?
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
'they' is doing a lot of work. This guy wasn't even there.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
you know what's even worse than slop? Zero-effort 'is this maybe slop can someone tell me' posting.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
You don't have to 'hear' anything. If you watch the video, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNbHlmZVmAw for example (0:55), you see that the tires are turned completely away from the murderer, who fires shots
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
You're going to have to show your work on that one. Western democracies are suffering not because they are failing, but because they have been chipped away at for decades by fanatical right wing billionaires intent on eliminating taxe
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
Claude has been involved in the planning of a war crime, for sure. But 'Anthropic has had zero issue with it' is an unfounded assertion that you are making up. Fielding a fully autonomous kill bot is absolutely a war crime under
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
it's a pretty ridiculous stretch to attribute them thinking that OpenAI wasn't taking safety seriously enough (which is, among other things, a little bit evident from the fact that they no longer have a safety team at all) into as
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
They literally do -- see above, where the red line they refused to cross involved fully autonomous kill bots (which would be a war crime), and for which they were branded a supply chain risk, thrown out of Pentagon contracts, and now enjoin
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
Use nuance and judgement, friend. Anthropic notably pushed back on completely autonomous no-human-in-the-loop drone killings and mass surveillance of the US population, where others like OpenAI scrambled to agree. Anthropic isn't per
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
the way things are going, I wouldn't be surprised if Anthropic was ordered to sell to Larry Ellison.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
Fable will do this itself, by spawning Opus/Sonnet subagents to do easy work.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
I have over 40 years of experience in distributed systems, ranging from fintech to games like Call of Duty, and I owned several key APIs in the Alexa pipeline for many years, so I'm pretty sure I'm not a more junior engineer or ha
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
definitely not in my experience. I usually write distributed systems and back end code, and Fable is so much better at those than Codex that it's not even a comparison. Fable feels like it's a year ahead.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
In my experience writing about 50 programs with fable, opus, and GPT, fable is a significant step change better than opus which is significantly better than GPT. We must be doing different things.
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by felixgallo 4mo ago
because they don't. That's the whole point.

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