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by garciasn 1y ago
I tell Claude not to put anything in the artifacts because it always fucks then up. I see it writing code in it and then it disappears leaving the last artifact in place causing me to waste tokens having it recreate the artifact. I find it
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by garciasn 1y ago
Videos from Perplexity as well as YouTubers show what it's supposed to do: provide you an interface to simplify your research, evaluation, and execution of written instruction. For example: you're supposed to tell it to do somethi
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by garciasn 1y ago
Yeah; as if $140K is a salary which deserves this sort of limitation. $140K is your average Project Management or Senior Analyst role. This is basically every fucking white collar worker. Maybe (and I do NOT believe in NCs) if they were an
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by garciasn 1y ago
I am not sure what HF is going for here either, because it doesn't actually do anything; yet? I mean, great: I have another $300 toy in the makerspace arena that I can program. Awesome; I write code and am heavily invested personally a
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by garciasn 1y ago
The TSA agents don’t need to be anywhere or wear anything to do their jobs. The TSA is a public works jobs program disguised in a way that no one in Congress can argue against because it’s in the name of fighting the “enemy” nothing more.
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by garciasn 1y ago
“They should feel relieved knowing that technology has advanced so significantly that T.S.A. officers can detect threats while wearing shoes,” he added. “In the old days, this wasn’t the case.” S: https://www.nytimes.com/202
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by garciasn 1y ago
Well; I can't speak to your specific experience (current or past) but I'm telling you that while I'm skeptical as hell about EVERYTHING, it's blowing my expectations away in every conceivable way. I built something in le
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by garciasn 1y ago
I have been working on an end-to-end modeling solution for my day job and I'm doing it entirely w/Claude. I am on full-rework iteration three, learning as I go on what works best, and this is definitely the way. I'm going to
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by garciasn 1y ago
From the article: the top of the pay scale were elite ai labs such as Openai, as well as hedge funds such as Jane Street that are also betting heavily on machine learning. In this tier, median pay exceeded $400,000 a year. Below that were t
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by garciasn 1y ago
For Sam to seemingly claim that Meta is hiring mercenaries while OpenAI is hiring missionaries seems a bit counter to OpenAI's mission of having closed weight models vs an open weights at Meta. I could definitely see those who are &#x2
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by garciasn 1y ago
We literally target advertisements in lookalike audiences based on behavioral profiling from on-site and in-store actions. It's been like this for more than a decade in my job; it's literally what I do for a living. But this has b
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by garciasn 1y ago
Are YOU being facetious? I haven't worked for a company since 2012 that forced Microsoft only OS and I wouldn't work for one that did unless I was absolutely and entirely desperate or the money was THAT good (like 2x my current sa
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by garciasn 1y ago
No; because it's late-stage capitalism. People are looking to make a buck and you can't maximize your return unless you nickle and dime everyone, especially when you need to take on the risk of renting your place out to random ass
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by garciasn 1y ago
I just don’t understand the thinking. MacOS and Apple hardware are far superior to Windows in every conceivable way except price in the immediate; but, Apple hardware is superior in price over time as the machine will last longer and have b
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by garciasn 1y ago
The thing I want to see is what is shared with the participating locations as well as what is shared back with you; none of this is addressed ok your site. You’re definitely collecting data and selling it to someone; who are those companies
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by garciasn 1y ago
When someone attempted to assassinate Trump would you have lumped all of those against Trump into "they"? I don't support what the current administration is doing; not by a long shot. But to say, "they did just shoot two
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by garciasn 1y ago
According to the linked post: >The Threads community now has over 350 million monthly active users, and we’re also seeing that three out of four profiles on Threads follow at least one business. Take this with as much salt as you prefer.
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by garciasn 1y ago
Please be serious: alcohol is a real problem child but it’s widely used and legal. Cannabis and LSD have their issues, sure; but, so do so many other drugs that aren’t schedule I. Scheduled drugs are simply politicized to separate the ‘desi
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by garciasn 1y ago
I started my career journey straight out of undergrad in a completely new state 700 miles from my undergraduate institution and 1300 miles from where I grew up. I knew no one and knew little. I made my way through job-hopping and hard work.
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by garciasn 1y ago
I have a BA in history and a MPA in public administration. I have already done a ton of that work: research, academic analysis/writing, and understanding. I agree these things are INCREDIBLY important to have a great foundational under
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by garciasn 1y ago
Why? Because I personally believe those who are not regularly informed are exacerbating the problem in why the electorate makes the decisions it does.
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by garciasn 1y ago
I don't recommend this; instead, I recommend reading factual reporting, not 'analysis' which often comes with inherent political bent/bias.
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by garciasn 1y ago
Just use iTerm2 (Warp or Kitty are two other options out of many) and be done w/it; why would Apple even worry about this when so few people who care about terminal applications even think twice about it?
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by garciasn 1y ago
I didn’t have a NES growing up; my father didn’t allow “game-only” machines in his house. Instead we had a PET > Vic20 > C64 > PC over the years. Being I write code for a living, it seems his plan paid off for me? That said, why ca
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by garciasn 1y ago
I argue we shouldn’t be doing this at all; but, if we have to do to whatever insanely arbitrary metric a project/product/eng leader wants, this is probably a better metric than code length.
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by garciasn 1y ago
Score code on line count and runtime golf. Shorter, faster, and fastest time to completion is best. Code that’s 4K and took slightly less time to write but runs slightly faster than code that’s 400 bytes that took another 30m to write still
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by garciasn 1y ago
The US has vast expanses of empty land, making landfilling a relatively inexpensive and straightforward option for waste disposal when compared to the high up-front costs associated with building a trash incineration system, especially one
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by garciasn 1y ago
https://archive.is/2025.03.22-210207/https://www.washingtonp...
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by garciasn 1y ago
No; I’m complaining about the alternatives listed.
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by garciasn 1y ago
I appreciate the pedantry; but, there’s a significant difference between several random someone(s) having travelers diarrhea in a shared bathroom and my family.

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