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by ffsm8 5d ago
It does work, you however have to put it into every single prompt in which you didn't want a rubbish response Literally every one, even 1-2 prompts later it starts to go back
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by ffsm8 6d ago
eh, it has its own charm. i've been working on my own toy "software factory" concept (roughly 300k backend and 100k frontend loc across all components of the platform as of today). I've been building it to ultimately run
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by ffsm8 6d ago
> So from that perspective, interior mutability is a form of rebinding really? i honestly dont have _too_ much experience with functional languages, basically only elixir and consequently some amount of erlang in that vain... but i'
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by ffsm8 6d ago
i mean its not wrong, basically everyone learns this within a few weeks of actively working with the agentic loop. but as usual with ai written content, the word bloat is roughly x5 of the words necessary to convey the message - with basica
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by ffsm8 6d ago
Yeah, he totally could. Wherever the output is actually useable or a dumbsterfire would be opaque for him, however
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by ffsm8 6d ago
Now I'm worried Google adds this check to its captcha questions to improve it's own model: tell the ai image
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by ffsm8 7d ago
> And how much complexity and engineering effort and bugs are you willing to tolerate to halve your memory allocations? You seem to be confused about this relationship. It's usually exactly the opposite. The wasteful applications ar
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by ffsm8 7d ago
I did that but not necessarily. When prompted to write to it, it will always try to write into the Claude.md and error out with that approach.. It eventually figures it out, but it's a ymmv situation I think
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by ffsm8 8d ago
Completely made up BS, as so often in those discussions. NATO is the USA. If they actually wanted to allow Ukraine to join, they could've. And Ukraine never even attempted to join until AFTER the invasion in 22. And it was not Germany
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by ffsm8 8d ago
There are countless people with essentially no domain knowledge to speak of after working on the domain for a decade. I have no idea how the original authors competency is, I know nothing about them. There is however a strong correlation be
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by ffsm8 8d ago
Naw, you've missed a critical detail > My offshore team This is partially driven by the good old enterprise game of not being at fault when things go wrong and being able to communicate that to the stakeholders It's not fancy
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by ffsm8 8d ago
It's well documented that the Chinese models were enabled by training on openapi and anthropics models... Europe actually follows americas rules, hence they're not doing that. It's braindead for sure considering how the US tr
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by ffsm8 9d ago
That's a fair point, but kinda moot from my perspective considering the currently polling party results. Both the Left part and AFD are essentially just going to sell Germany out to Russia, and the remaining parties are seemingly too i
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by ffsm8 9d ago
> it was actually the Russian invasion of Ukraine that broke my perception of German people and thus CCC for me. Wdym? I'm German and kinda wanna know. My personal view on the matter is that Germany should not have - in any way -
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by ffsm8 9d ago
Mmh, I really don't think your age has anything to do with that Your personal development surely did, but people of all ages ended up in that mindset, and there are countless anecdotes of people talking about the reverse... Both older
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by ffsm8 9d ago
> Protectionism never works in the long term. You seem to misunderstand what Protectionism is. This is not an example of it not working. If anything, it is any example of it working. Because Protectionism is about protecting your indust
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by ffsm8 10d ago
Adrenaline is the drug, ain't it ... And gambling is just one way to leverage it. However once you realize that gambling is not the drug, and merely something that triggers your body to create a rush... Then can you really call it a dr
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by ffsm8 10d ago
while i suspect youre right, this cannot be concluded with the information we have as of today. eg its also possible that theyre either close to AGI (or even beyond it) - and its just too expensive to run at scale, making it a novelty from
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by ffsm8 10d ago
40%? If you add the Mehrwertsteuer you'll pay on all bought goods you're paying significantly over 50%. And if you're unmarried over 60%, because clearly fuck them as far as German society is concerned. And that's on top
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by ffsm8 10d ago
I just closed the window instead, it wasn't that interesting
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by ffsm8 12d ago
True, and I'll probably have to change it soonish, but 5 years/4k km is not in a problematic range.
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by ffsm8 12d ago
I'm German and it'd say it's plausible for median. Switzerland basically still has a middle class, that's why their wages are where they're. While my wage has significant improved over the last years, statistics s
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by ffsm8 12d ago
> Designing in a group can be very difficult, and doing it well is a skill set that most people don't naturally have Not only is it a skill every participant needs to have, they also all need to have a similar amount of competen
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by ffsm8 12d ago
What I omitted on purpose is that Ive also only driven it like 4k km during that time period ( ･ั ﹏･ั )
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by ffsm8 12d ago
Bought a old Nissan juke in 2021 - built in 2011. Haven't had to change or refill oil once. Ymmv
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by ffsm8 13d ago
I think this dissonance is because people currently equate the engineering with profit optimization, as were already pretty deep into the capitalism "endgame". But in the first phase of industrialization, the quality went up - e
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by ffsm8 14d ago
There is no atmosphere to speak of, so only if directly exposed. Hence that's a solvable issue. The whole thing is incredibly expensive though, while it may be doable with current technology, the amount of money they'd have to set
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by ffsm8 15d ago
How does one weaponize a gpl license in this context?
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by ffsm8 15d ago
I think he's meme-ing https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by ffsm8 15d ago
Reading threads like this always confuses me a little... Since Corona this platform has become basically reddid as it was 10-15 yrs ago. > Meanwhile the legitimately, broadly-hacker stuff gets left out for the most part Those were pret

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