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by fwip 1mo ago
Knife.
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by fwip 1mo ago
Although in this use case, it's likely because GPT guided you to write the same story as somebody else. Talking with an LLM about an idea is a great way to make it more predictable and homogenized. If you're fixing a bike or writi
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by fwip 1mo ago
Some people get really weird if you approach their house in a way they don't like. I imagine if that happens a few times to you as a delivery driver, you might be more cautious.
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by fwip 1mo ago
DHH has certainly put a lot of tokens in. It's not clear that he's put much thought into it.
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by fwip 1mo ago
The random selection of people chipping in for this is so weird. Do they owe DHH a favor or something?
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by fwip 1mo ago
No, probably the other thing.
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by fwip 1mo ago
Oh cool, thanks for explaining to me!
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by fwip 1mo ago
Back when DDR was still popular with the teens, my dad helped me build a dance pad to play Stepmania on, mostly out of plywood. We hacked up an old keyboard for it (using an Ethernet cable, but certainly not the protocol). Fond memories.
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by fwip 1mo ago
Have you looked at existing genomic alignment algorithms? I'd be surprised if Needleman-Wunsch didn't fit your needs.
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by fwip 1mo ago
> Just configure git branch to sort by the last commit date: > git config branch.sort committerdate > You can also supply this on a one-off basis as git branch --sort committerdate. These don't seem like hacks to me. What do y
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by fwip 1mo ago
I think you may have replied to the wrong post.
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by fwip 1mo ago
You're right of course, I should have said "meaningfully affect." Obviously every penny counts.
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by fwip 2mo ago
It happens with a single chat session as well, but not as often. I suspect it's the same thing going on in the hidden thinking tokens.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Of course not.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Genuine question: am I missing some sarcasm here? When you say a CEO has to "talk to people", and then say it can't be done by a chat bot. That's literally the only thing a chat bot can do.
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by fwip 2mo ago
I'm trying not to break any rules, but. I went in expecting the joy and whimsy of RCT, and was very disappointed to see something that is visually soulless and barren. Which is to say, I don't think the comparison is doing you any
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by fwip 2mo ago
I can only find sources that define it the way I said, but I'm sure that folks who think a million dollars isn't enough to buy a house disagree.
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by fwip 2mo ago
There isn't one global "international law" for copyright. There are treaties that countries negotiate with each other. If the USA wanted a copyright treaty with China bad enough, we would negotiate one. China is not breaking
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by fwip 2mo ago
We must be operating on different definitions. Generational wealth means you have enough money to meaningfully improve the lives of your kids and give them a leg-up on life. A million dollars is enough to buy a house for each of your 2.5 ki
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by fwip 2mo ago
The median home price is around $400K. You don't have to live somewhere stupid expensive.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Youtube is another famous example.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Mamma has 3 M's.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Your argument is unrelated to the global population.
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by fwip 2mo ago
It would also be incorrect. "Up to" doesn't mean any possible upper bound, it describes the top of a known range. I can't say a car I'm selling goes "up to" 900mph if it tops out at 120mph.
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by fwip 2mo ago
It was also pretty slow (download rate wise), even if the destination and source node had a good link between them. I think the protocol had a lot of back-and-forth chatter, requesting blocks a few a time.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Surely bathrooms are something we can produce faster than the rate at which population increases.
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by fwip 2mo ago
Surely the LLM doesn't mind.
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by fwip 2mo ago
https://tekin.co.uk/2025/09/the-ruby-community-has-a-dhh-pro... here's a quick primer, if you're asking in good faith.
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by fwip 2mo ago
If you look at average ridership over time, you'll see that the times when it has 40-60 people on it give an average passenger density much higher than cars, even after averaging in the longer empty miles. (40 passengers is a pretty c
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by fwip 2mo ago
It might be reverse-engineering it, but it also might be kayfabe. (Kayfabe is what professional wrestlers do - the storyline and matches are scripted, but it's presented as real. LLMs excel at doing this.) Similar to how Anthropic show

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