felixgallo

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by felixgallo 8mo ago
I'm sure you feel the same way about Sky News and the tabloids, right?
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by felixgallo 8mo ago
also memory footprint, jank, and the pitch-black dependency forest.
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by felixgallo 8mo ago
https://xkcd.com/1732/
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by felixgallo 8mo ago
Our models of weather are so accurate that literally trillions of dollars per year bank on them in the agriculture sector, the shipping sector, and everywhere else. Similarly, our models of climate change have been refined and refined, and
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by felixgallo 8mo ago
I'm having difficulty parsing what you're saying in your first paragraph. What is it to 'meet the wealthy half way'? Did the ultra wealthy meet the middle class or the poor half way when they essentially ended their ta
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by felixgallo 8mo ago
not sure if you're aware of this, but there is a broad, robust, competitive and inexpensive market for buttons of every conceivable type and function, which have the advantage of providing consistent and direct feedback when reached fo
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
yes, to huge levels of success. It's not clear what kibwen is going on about, but local + remote actor concurrency transparency, while not without its complications, comes with massive development and deployment wins.
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
huh. What's the product listing? I don't think this story rings true.
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
I'm not aware of any Amazon product lines or organizations that specializes in devices for truckers. Can you provide a listing?
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
the twitter files, what a laugh. Can you point to a particular part of the twitter files that was not obviously overblown, wrong, or subsequently thoroughly discredited that supports your claim of conspiratorial right wing suppression? He
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
(1) a couple of years ago, LLMs for coding sucked pretty bad. (2) LLMs are a force multiplier. If you start with a negative number, then your coefficient makes things worse. (3) Microsoft has never been a place of quality. It's not o
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
I wouldn't speak so quickly for the 'uncommon' language set. I had Claude write me a fully functional typed erlang compiler with ocaml and LLVM IR over the last two days to test some ideas. I don't know ocaml. It made
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
the same place an increase in power comes from when you use a lever.
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
You can explain it differently by providing a concrete example. Just saying "the philosophy should be different" is not informative. Different in what specific way? Can you give an example of a guiding statement that you think
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
No, I read your words the first time, I just don't understand. What would you have written differently, can you provide a concrete example?
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
I used to be an AI skeptic, but after a few months of Claude Max, I've turned that around. I hope Anthropic gives Amanda Askell whatever her preferred equivalent of a gold Maserati is, every day.
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by felixgallo 9mo ago
I'm honestly struggling to understand your position. You believe that there are true moral absolutes, but that they should not be communicated in the culture at all costs?
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by felixgallo 11mo ago
Rick, do you feel like there's an extreme asymmetry in scope, scale, intent, and result between the two sides?
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by felixgallo 11mo ago
This is total 'both sides do it' nonsense. Doubtless Hunter Biden's job was a naked nepo quasi-bribery thing, and he said and did all sorts of ridiculous things. Dude is indefensible. But on one hand you have a president joi
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by felixgallo 11mo ago
Whatever product manager team decided to jump into React Native with both feet for the Windows experience needs to be ejected from the industry permanently. Think of how many thousands of human hours per day are now spent waiting on React
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by felixgallo 11mo ago
nope: https://www.military.com/feature/2025/10/17/department-of-wa...
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by felixgallo 1y ago
oh, there's tons of basis in reality. How could you even say that? Just a cursory google: https://www.professorwatchlist.org/ https://www.mediamatters.org/charlie-kirk/charlie-kirk-makes... htt
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by felixgallo 1y ago
Containers on top of K8S is radically less ground truthy than this project, and you say heavily tweaked like it’s a good thing. I doubt there is a single person alive who understands even half of all of those tweaks.
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by felixgallo 1y ago
For a certain definitions of faster
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by felixgallo 1y ago
Are you suggesting K8S is free of leaky abstractions?
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by felixgallo 1y ago
Man, freebsd is just so clean and sensible by comparison to linux these days: https://man.freebsd.org/cgi/man.cgi?hier
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by felixgallo 1y ago
you are lying; this did not happen.
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by felixgallo 1y ago
the choice is not 'devolving into an authoritarian hellhole' or 'give the nazis the ability to do whatever they want'. There is a middle ground that we have lived in for many decades effectively, until recently.
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by felixgallo 1y ago
No. You are objectively wrong. It's great medicine that works -- for example, in Germany, and in the US, and elsewhere, it has stemmed the flow of violent extremism historically to stop the KKK and the Nazis. You can't even bec
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by felixgallo 1y ago
Europe is sliding, but has done ok so far. Crossing fingers.

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