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by g-mork 8mo ago
I've had some luck with this idea of keeping the "Clauded" bits separate where possible. Do you really care if it crates a spaghetti mess if the result is some visually beautiful low trust site that lives in its own repo enti
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by g-mork 8mo ago
this weirdly skirts my own experience yet somehow still read like sarcasm hehe. I think if we just return to calling it intelligent autocomplete expectations for productivity gain would be better established. trying to hacksmash Claude into
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by g-mork 8mo ago
I may have misread: https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/news/courts/government-suspe... > “We are also working on providing a new licensing arrangement which will allow third parties to apply to use our data. We wi
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by g-mork 8mo ago
Confused what to make of the comments here. Access to court lists has always been free and open, it's just a pain in the ass to work with. The lists contain nothing much of value beyond the names involved in a case and the type of hear
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by g-mork 8mo ago
Laughed reading this. We pretend Claude can't code because we don't like to acknowledge what code always turns out looking like, which is exactly what it's trained on
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by g-mork 8mo ago
Absolutely worse than dumbed down, 4.6 is a mess. Ask it the simplest of questions, look away, and come back to 700 parallel tool uses. https://old.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI/comments/1r1cfha/is_anyone...
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by g-mork 8mo ago
They have established themselves as a reliable communicator of the technology, they are read far and wide, that means they are in a great position to influence the industry-wide tone, and I'm personally glad they are bringing light to
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by g-mork 8mo ago
> it's incredibly obvious that while these tools are surprisingly good at doing repetitive or locally-scoped tasks, they immediately fall apart when faced with the types of things that are actually difficult in software development
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by g-mork 8mo ago
the top 5 comments on this thread are from accounts that are around 10 years old each. What gives you any reason to believe this is an astroturfing campaign?
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ChatGPT boss ridiculed for online 'tantrum' over rival's Super Bowl ad(bbc.co.uk)
5 points by g-mork 8mo ago|0 comments
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by g-mork 9mo ago
I think it's fair to say past 30 years. Dotcom boom only had modest cons by contrast
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xAI joins SpaceX(spacex.com)
899 points by g-mork 9mo ago|2085 comments
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by g-mork 9mo ago
https://robinjbrooks.substack.com/p/everything-you-need-to-k...
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by g-mork 9mo ago
or just offer v4 HTTPS LB bundled. Never understood why more places didn't do this.
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by g-mork 9mo ago
This is the most misunderstood aspect of how marketing has changed recently
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by g-mork 9mo ago
drop capital gains tax on EU stonks and watch the flight. there are a million ways they could make this attractive
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by g-mork 9mo ago
the BRICS Unit was proposed to resolve the "Triffin dilemma", which is that the structural deficit necessary to maintain reserve status inevitably erodes trust in the currency over time. China's economy also relies on exports
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by g-mork 9mo ago
dont forget the plethora of middleman chat services with liberal logging policies. i've no doubt there is a whole subindustry lurking in here
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by g-mork 9mo ago
Sure fooled me. I follow his Twitter account and there isn't much he hasn't got building with it at this point. UX comes later. Amazing it's the random work of one person
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by g-mork 9mo ago
We still do that, it's just that realtime code review basically becomes the default mode. That's not to say it's not obvious there will not be a lot less of us in future. I vibed about 80% of a SaaS at the weekend with a very
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by g-mork 10mo ago
It's probably not, if you sit on Twitter at all you'll see posts about Pentagon pizzas almost once a week. Maybe it does measure something about the Pentagon, but I doubt it's anything close to as precise a measure as folk li
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by g-mork 10mo ago
Just for sheer geekery's sake probably the ISDN talk. For OMG eye opening factor the FreeBSD jails talk (how the hell is this thing still so buggy?) and the talk on unencrypted satellite links For excellent follow-along value and dedic
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by g-mork 10mo ago
Some kind of cargo plugin that transforms all references in the project into pointers and casts prior to feeding to rustc would probably be the best practice and highly maintainable route I'd go. like "cargo expand" but with
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by g-mork 10mo ago
Some of the more "celebrityish" talks tend to be popular by reputation, but content is often reused a lot, e.g. "10 years of Dieselgate" kind of falls into that. Watched the original, and the followup, and I think also t
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by g-mork 10mo ago
do you really suppose replicating the technical requirements of a security-sensitive company of this size in-house would be so easy? I've been doing infrastructure for 25 years and wouldn't want anywhere near this project. but wha
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by g-mork 10mo ago
it's still down get back to work
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by g-mork 10mo ago
I was going to link you the Apple Vision Pro as a counterpoint, but after clicking the link and being reminded of what that product actually looks like, I really don't know what to say any more. I'm literally dumbfounded anyone co
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by g-mork 10mo ago
If it's over SMB/Windows file sharing then you might be looking at some kind of latency-induced limit. AFAIK SMB doesn't stream uploads, they occur as a sequence of individual write operations, which I'm going to guess a
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by g-mork 11mo ago
warmly encourage you avoid reading the header files of the dahua camera SDK
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by g-mork 11mo ago
Extra privacy features and named after UK slang for MDMA, hrm.

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