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by goosejuice 29d ago
Agreed. I have no problem with a tilt a whirl but this triggers something.
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by goosejuice 29d ago
I think the web did fine. People can't pin a web app because Apple made it difficult for them to do exactly that.
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by goosejuice 29d ago
I wish everyone thought like this. Unfortunately the average user demands an app and thinks they have nothing to hide.
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
My naive intuition is that as harnesses converge on shape and models improve the first party advantage will mostly disappear.
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
> It also doesn’t work with the Claude subscription, only API key and pricing. Not out of the box, but you can add agent sdk. I'm not sure how great the results will be though.
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
> Experience has shown that, things rarely work out in the long-term if you aim to have a successful career without a degree or by skirting coding interviews. Lacking these skills in the current conditions might be career-ending. Perhaps
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
Not a lawyer, but the law is hackable in a sense. Interpretation sets precedent and strategic litigation is common.
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
No. It's irrational at that level of wealth. He can make it back in a year. Billionaires very commonly see 20% returns a year. I'm not in favor of the billionaire tax, there's better ways, but if the people want it he can jus
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by goosejuice 1mo ago
A few generations from now, everyone will talk like a beat poet. Jazz speak.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Like payment networks? I dunno, this just seems like commerce to me. If the inference doesn't return value it won't be used
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
They are indeed real.. weird. Like something out of starship troopers. I've held quite a few. Haven't given one a phlebotomy though.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Personally I think most modern art museums have plenty of sanity threatening material :)
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
That's to protect the hospital. Inappropriate access to any medical record covered by HIPAA carries the same weight, it's just less of a legal shit show and less tempting for employees when they aren't rich powerful or famous
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
I agree art lags text, but it's not that it isn't good enough, it's that it isn't controllable and it lacks expression that comes from an innately human thing. Self driving cars are pretty fucking good, that's not d
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
See gastronationalism. It's not "a very specific usage." Black and Kurdish nationalism are political movements. You're welcome to say Persian national cuisine, but that can be interpreted in a number of ways. I wouldn&#x
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Awesome. How cold?
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
It mostly does, yes. Nation is political. National cuisine and the claim of certain dishes, if official, are driven by government. See gastronationalism. You won't find Persian national cuisine. Iran however, yes, and it's mostl
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
I always use git add -i which is just one level up. The tui is pretty intuitive for day to day tasks, including staging partial chunks or lines of code.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
The agents have to live somewhere. They address your question in the post.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Perhaps they should build a mosh too.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Here ethnic cuisine more or less means regional cuisine, where the region is outside of the speaker's own cultural identity. It goes beyond national, which is very broad. Therefore I think it's a fairly useful descriptor. For exam
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
> this is anthropic advocating for a ban on open weight models Is the pessimistic view. Their message on safety has seemed pretty consistent to me. "Second, we recommend a testing and auditing regime for new and more powerful models
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
There was even a hl mod with an esports league.
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
I'm not seeing strong claims here on improved token efficiency for general use cases, but it's absolutely not my area of expertise. Completely understandable why this would be valuable research though. Will be interesting to see h
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by goosejuice 2mo ago
Sorry are we referring to the efficiency of generating programs (i.e. optimizing LLM software development) or the efficiency of the output (i.e. optimizing software through the generation of assembly)?
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
That would be less efficient
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
Hmm but as I understand it, dementia begins in your 30s. It's just that we don't see the signs of it until much later. So if it is protective, waiting doesn't seem wise (on the dementia side of it).
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
Well surely evangelization doesn't absolve a technical leader for choosing to rely on a BDFL project that's pre 1.0. People are welcome to their opinions, but I don't see a rug pull, I see a grad student who created a project
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
I've spent most of the last two or so years working solo (engineering wise) professionally. I'd say the biggest con is that it's lonely. I've gone weeks without talking to people at work. I think that would drive most pe
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by goosejuice 3mo ago
Were people forced to use elm prior to a 1.0 release or something? Is Evan being accused of baiting people with a lovely experience and then bailing? I'm not really familiar, so maybe the ball was dropped in some kind of contract I&#x2

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