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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Ah, I really walked into that one. Yeah, the phrasing + placement of the remark implied that all comments are artificial. That was not my actual intent, it was poorly expressed by me. I was specifically talking about the account which creat
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
I suspect most of those comments on llms like the parents are generated by anthropic and openai to shape the discussion/mindset They always give off the same astroturfing vibes that reddit became infested with after the early 2010s (ju
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
i mean youre most likely not wrong (i dont have insider knowledge of those places), however your previous comment said "never want it to be dark" - when the reality is that its normal operation _is_ dark. only when the automated Q
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
These are all solid choices, but significantly less performance/€ Understandably too, because hetzner is running things on consumer hardware vs the enterprise hardware the others use
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
> If you built a real factory, you’d basically never want it to be dark This statement seems to be factually untrue as the fully automated factories in China are indeed not illuminated for most of the time In USA/Europe we just don&
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
? I literally said that, how am I wrong? > You can only argue with damages from the perspective of potential profits, still not theft though. Damages are not deprival of ownership. They're conceptually related but orthogonal Also
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
It's always such a good experience to read well written articles like this from the early 2010s when our industry was a lot less self-important Especially because the text is actually written by a human, and it's clear from every
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
copyright infringement is not theft, even if right holders often claim it is. part of the definition of theft is that the original owner is deprived of it, which does not apply to copyright infringement. You can only argue with damages fr
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
and the thing people seem to not understand: how exactly do you _expect_ to be able to notice this change? Its something that happens after you take it for a prolonged period of time (>7days) and only has a minor/medium effect. It d
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
with all the hype around kimi i actually renewed my subscription (last time i tried it out was on 2.5 release) - just the 40€ one. Its hard to compare that one to my regular sub of anthropic (107€), but everyone always says how much cheape
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
luxeries also haven't gotten cheap, really - their manufacturing has been outsourced into places which often don't pay decent wages - so it's just out of sight/out of mind. We're currently living in a time where som
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
that fillian controversy gives me flashbacks.... suprisingly little of that controversy seems to have survived, even though its only been 2 years. this one is the only thing i could scrounge up https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
> It's hard to say if this code is structurally better or worse than before, Huh? But that's easy to tell? It's better then incompetents code, worse then a motivated average dev... But good enough hence the real question i
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Arguably not, if they're still doing eee... Even vscode is just a shell again with most noteable extensions /language servers being proprietary again
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
That's not true, you need to provide a password to read the passwords saved in the browser whereas cookies can be read without any hassle from the developer tools Cookies can also be queried programmatically, whereas passwords need to
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Moonshot AI has two subscriptions archetypes and the one they link to from their main page is the subscription for the web interface/research/agents/OpenClaw (that they host for you) There is a small link below the tiles for
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
there is definitely a cost of doing either. because if its human narrated, the likelihood of it being up-to-date drops because _updating it after changes costs actual money_, whereas the ai naratted likely only needs to have its script adju
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Earlier today I made Claude code implement a feature with fable. It worked roughly 60 minutes and used around 30% of my 100€ subs 5h sessions. Then I typed /code-review in a second terminal/clean session after the analysis was don
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Pretty sure he meant that as a synonym for "samey" - as in they're all of the same archetype of "clean setup" More about a display case / something meant to look like a workplace vs actually being one.
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
And anyone with a braincell would've remembered that wages didn't keep up with inflation, hence the point you're making isn't actually being made. You're just being rude for no reason, which is also why I'm now
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Long mortgages are a really really bad idea with high interest percentages. Unless you've locked in a low percentage from before corona you're going to pay almost as much in interest as you'd be paying for the house... To pay
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Eh, realistically speaking the camera is it's main selling point. If you want just audio, why not get eg an aftershockz headset. They've been around for over 10 yrs and work very well for that exact usecase (speaker that doesn&#x2
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
It is weasel language which actually says nothing in order to not be disprovable The reason we see it all the time is because we've gotten used to people trying to convince us that some unlikely scenario will take place to increase urg
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Let's just remember that spd unironically thought the CumEx expert Scholz should be given the highest position in the government. After that debacle I honestly cannot understand how anyone with even an iota of integrity can vote for th
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
That's just fake history. The US didn't start the Korean war, they helped SK stand free of the oppression of the seriously evil NK government. China then interfered because they didn't want a US aligned country at their borde
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
As if they stopped... The whole middle east is a shit show in that regard. And North Korea continues to show that literally nobody cares, really. Because if they did, at least that would've been prevent- or at least stopable with some
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
I'm not sure what your point is, we all already acknowledged that people have been using the term differently, consequently changing the definition of the word over the years
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
That's true, I just wanted to maybe add a new perspective to 101008 view that if he enjoyed working with technical constraints, he can still target eg embedded systems with massive resource constraints - and also to force an acknowle
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Your reaction is based on 3 unproven assertions: * An AI tutor is a net negative in learning for the subject matter it covers. * An AI tutor does cause other harms. * An AI tutor is going to be more expensive that someone who cannot afford
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by ffsm8 3mo ago
Well, nothing is easier then adding constraints. Removing them is what's difficult - so why don't you add them back if it makes you a better programmer and you enjoy doing it more? Personally, I think the reason you enjoyed it mor

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