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by hooverd 1y ago
Ok, what parts of rural Southern culture aren't being accommodated? The rural way of life is already insanely subsidized.
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by hooverd 1y ago
cosmopolitans of the rootless variety
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by hooverd 1y ago
As someone who grew up in "rural American white culture, Christian conservative culture", you can't get away with saying half the shit they say about cities and urban areas about them. We propose solutions but those solutions
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by hooverd 1y ago
It's an adversarial thing because other people don't want to waste their time talking to your agent because its obvious you don't value their time.
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by hooverd 1y ago
There's a ton you can do with sqlite, which is in the Python standard library. You just have to think about it and write some SQL instead of having a nice Pythonic interface.
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by hooverd 1y ago
For the purposes of analogy, imagine the commons as a park where you can have a picnic or play frisbee, and AI crawlers are people ripping it rip on their dirt bikes.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Sure, but there's a very high correlation between classes of client and problematic behavior, and said classes of clients go to great lengths to mask their problematic behavior.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Now we're cooking.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Sure, but they also shouldn't claim they're potters because they went to Pottery Barn.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Hopefully you're specifying that your email is written with ChatGPT so other parties can paste it back into ChatGPT and get bullet points back instead of wasting their time reading the slop.
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by hooverd 2y ago
The year is 2028. You open the AI enabled calculator app on your desktop. Your GPU overheats and catches fire.
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by hooverd 2y ago
God, software is about to get so much worse, isn't it.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Embrace the suck.
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by hooverd 2y ago
I wonder how much of that is due to a sedentary lifestyle? If you're running and biking and strength training it makes a big difference vs trying to maintain a healthy weight with a low TDEE.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Hypocrisy is a virtue to fascists. It's about signalling power.
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by hooverd 2y ago
If by "successful at pushing back the left", and by "the left", you mean the rule of law and due process itself, then yes, I am against fascism. The executive is not a king and everyone within our borders deserves due pr
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by hooverd 2y ago
I wonder if like cars, LLMs will be as equally destructive to our social fabric.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Sure, but the desired outcome from AI companies here is that laws about piracy only bind the little people.
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by hooverd 2y ago
In other words, "big companies should have a spcial boy copyright exception". I expect both the slopification of everything and enforcement of copyright against individuals to continue.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Maybe, and the promise of AI nowadays seems to be "we'll automate art and science and creativity so you have more time to do low-value manufacturing".
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by hooverd 2y ago
/can/ is doing some heavy lifting here. Management is just as capable of forcing tools that look good in 15 minute demos but suck for power users on developers.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Maybe we could tariff offshore code?
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by hooverd 2y ago
I like your blog!
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by hooverd 2y ago
Yea, they're not talking about high value manufacturing. They practically want to burn that down; it's all about bringing low value textile production back.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Google isn't, but there might be a startup that will in the next batch.
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by hooverd 2y ago
Banking companies are more than happy to fold like a cardboard box if either government threatens their money-making.
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by hooverd 2y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if they bin the good stuff for the export market.
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by hooverd 2y ago
There's an amazing ability for people to not believe Trump is going to do the things he says. See Venezuelan immigrants getting screwed over or the recent tariffs.
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by hooverd 2y ago
They are using white-labeled Anubis or stock Anubis?
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by hooverd 2y ago
So feeds and labels (moderation) are actually Bluesky primitives and not part of atproto. Which is fine. The core atproto primatives are identity through a DID, auth through OAuth, and commits through a personal data server. Everything is a

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