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by godwinson__4-8 2mo ago
Indeed, GP should take a spin at turning into an app. Could be worthwhile to have Claude take a first stab at a MVP. If pursued, good luck!
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by godwinson__4-8 2mo ago
What complicity in such evil does a user of his products face, if any? Are most people evil then? If not, what excuse for them can you offer that does not rob them of their human agency? Or do you agree with another commenter that all users
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by godwinson__4-8 2mo ago
The modern American standard of life is based on global integration and state power. If you want to go back to some Garden of Eden fiction regarding Plymouth Rock based on the propagandizing of America's first nepo president you will n
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by godwinson__4-8 2mo ago
What an interesting instinct for civics you have. You get to strip hundreds of millions of people of individual agency on the basis of your stumbling through a handful of headlines, all adhering to the recent trend of reducing human conduct
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by godwinson__4-8 2mo ago
Really? You think the American way of life today is comparable to 1821? You think the standard of life you enjoy today is because of the triumph of local parochialism? The United States has always been ruled by elites [1]. The revolution wa
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Somewhat related: open YouTube in an incognito window. Search something rather innocuous like "news". Click the first thing then go back to the main page. You have to watch through the ad. The amount of slop you will get suggested
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Obviously a delay is a problem. Did he say a "complete and unmitigated disaster"? No, because he's not a fool. If he had said that the correct response would have been to question his sanity.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
People keep saying the same thing about Google lagging behind and always end up looking rather silly. Google was going to lose search to OpenAI. Then people complained there was too much AI in Google search. Now it's pretty good and pa
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
> You're contradicting yourself here. >> Good thing LLMs exist now It's not a contradiction. You were/are unskilled. But it doesn't matter anymore. Just wanted to help you understand this is not a contradiction.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
SSG is solved for in React. The user is going to cope with a few extra KB of JavaScript just fine. Just like they cope when they watch Youtube or stream or w/e all day long. It's 2026. Data is cheap. The user really doesn't c
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Indeed. It reads like software engineer employment cope by appealing to the lowest common denominator possible. As if solutions for that type of end user weren't already solved for over a decade ago, most of which now have agents built
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
> You will inevitably have some piece of functionality that's complex (say, a contact form) And this is why it pays to just learn React. It's never been easier. A contact form is not that complex. React won. The LLM can author
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
> We don't commit precisely because we are so dominant there is no need. > Just look at public opinion at the start of Afghanistan. It's a shame Bush and Obama bungled it so badly. This seems contradictory. The first seems l
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
> China does not treat us as a partner any more than we do them. I don't think this is accurate. What do you mean by this? What about the extent of trade between the two countries? It has dipped from peaks, but the story of Chinese
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
>No, from what I have heard "explosive" isn't being treated with enough weight. Hmm I had not heard this, that is concerning. Thank you for sharing. No more salad for me, thanks.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Fair enough. We can point at each other or come up with examples all day long. Like I could say the United States didn't want to grant civil rights to African Americans as an example of some "high-minded cultural endeavors",
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Isn't the "explosive" superfluous? Isn't all diarrhea explosive? Has anyone had "unexplosive" diarrhea? Or what aspect of the ordinance renders it "explosive"? And the cause is essentially exposure of
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
"A republic, if you can keep it". The "the trajectory of the US on a 'Chinese timescale'" barely even registers. While the CCP might not be that old, China considers itself an ancient society with a level of hi
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Why start at $100? Why ignore the ~$20/month offerings? I've run a broad `/goal` on a $20 subscription. Sure it will time out faster than on a $100 one. Just as $100 vs $200. But it can still quite surprisingly achieve "
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
> What an obscenely disconnected and privileged notion. "Nearly zero" still currently equates to thousands of dollars of subscription expense per year that normal, workaday people can't afford. You seem disconnected from t
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
I had not been familiar with the term "Dumey microsecond". For those who found it interesting, perhaps you will also find this term enjoyable https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kairos for its similarity.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
By sue you mean bribe to get an exception, correct?
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
"U.S. law though is highly non-autistic" hilarious but also another point to emphasize is how truly depressing American courts often are. Take the right to a jury. It sounds noble in theory. But when they say judged by your peers
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Be nice to Europe its tired.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Idk maybe you were working on far more complex things but personally I didn't feel this way. Then again perhaps the devx was just not as bad as I expected given how often I had heard this warning.
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Indeed, and a well regarded WebGPU guide is also trending on the front page at the same time :P The "universal" nature of WebGPU with the "web" focus feels a lot like the graphics API equivalent of WASM. In that regard t
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
The joke is Russia has always been incompetent. McCain was actually on the money in 2008. He was in the audience when Putin gave that famous "warning to the west" speech in Germany [1]. The quip that Russia is a "gas station
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
You are on the money with this one. My favorite example of this showing through was when Bill O'Reilly interviewed him during the superbowl. He tossed him a softball that most presidents would have whacked at to say the United States a
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
Another thing to remember - rebounds are highly compressed. If you try to get out ahead of a downturn, you will not only likely mistime your exit but also miss the rebound. It can keep going down or stay flat for sometime. But when it rebou
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by godwinson__4-8 3mo ago
As bad as it will be no one will be surprised when this happens. This administration does not care about the law. The president wants to keep using his position to make a generational bag. This is the same leader of the free world peddling

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