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by jaapz 2mo ago
Yeah the article doesn't mention how they account for all the other changes in people's diet, stress, environment and what not that happens during and after a war...
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by jaapz 2mo ago
It was already a well-known review point way before LLM's. Every book about code cleanliness has some point about "write WHY not WHAT when commenting code". It's a point everyone makes, because it's such an ubiquito
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Is it actually claude using those CPU cycles though, or the agent running test suites and what not? Honestly I would not be surprised when it actually IS claude using those resources... It is very clearly vibed
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by jaapz 2mo ago
What kind of client do you think cares in any way in what technology their website/app is made in? They built something, it does what it's supposed to do. What do they care it's using react?
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by jaapz 2mo ago
It is a harness, it provides tools for the model to do their job (coding).
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by jaapz 2mo ago
You think scammers don't call you because you are on the opt-in no-call list? These are not good faith actors, they don't care you're on a list.
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Who wants these calls? It ends up that the people that don't know that these lists exist (my grandma) still receive these calls - so everyone who's likely to be baited in buying something they don't need for way too much mone
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by jaapz 2mo ago
You should read Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
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by jaapz 2mo ago
You can't buy bread with stable coins
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Atmospheric capture of CO2 seems to me to be one of the things pushed by the fossil fuel industry. It is clearly not really feasable (at least not now). To me it just seems like the fossil fuel industry is doing the tobacco industry playboo
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by jaapz 2mo ago
So a subsidy to stop building, instead of a subsidy to start building
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Yes but it's still like wading through shit to find the occasional gem. It's not hard to pick out when you work with LLM's a lot. But it's still a bad experience. Social media was already hard at work at killing the inte
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by jaapz 2mo ago
> Everyone borrows or steals from prior art I just want to mention that this is not a bad thing Often we just call this "inspiration". All our genres are music have their origin in taking stuff from other genres. We wouldn&#x27
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by jaapz 2mo ago
> Not to build a museum - to restart the conversation. > This list is [...]. Same address. Same purpose. New era. Please. I don't care you use AI to write your shit. But please at least put in the effort to have it write in your
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Sure but this is a very software engineer coded answer What about people who don't think like you
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Not even just building stuff with LLMS. I'm doing analysis on stuff that we previously simply couldn't do in my company, it would take way too much time or effort, and we didn't have the manpower.
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by jaapz 2mo ago
Maybe somebody should comment in this thread about GraphQL being better than RESTful API's - then I'd really feel right at home back in 2014
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by jaapz 2mo ago
A whole thread could have been prevented with " and ", haha
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Most of the time these things are governed by whatever's cheaper (in the short run). Maybe electrical energy is massively subsidized or just cheap in general. Installing shutters can be a large up-front investment, especially when inst
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by jaapz 3mo ago
It's not really a free market when one country is heavily subsidizing it's industries
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by jaapz 3mo ago
"dunno" is just a really unsatisfying answer to anything Currently we don't know a lot of things - but without trying out new ideas how are you ever going to know?
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Fireplace is extremely inefficient, and really bad for both your (exhaust fumes get into the room anyway), and your neighbors (the smoke doesn't just dissappear) health, though. I love the heat and smell of a good fire as much as the n
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Wait, does this actually work?
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Yes, electric cars are better for the environment over their entire lifespan. And yes clean energy will be needed to power them. ICE's are actually shockingly bad at efficiently converting fossil fuel into movement. They mostly produce
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by jaapz 3mo ago
You think people are better at estimating what 3300 bags of sugar look like - as opposed to estimating the size of a car? How often has anyone ever seen 3300 bags of sugar together in their lives, do you think?
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Interesting. But the list of apps on there is huge! Is it really still a dumbphone? Tha just looks like the apps I already have on my phone, and I still feel like I use my phone too much. What other apps do people have that are so addictive
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by jaapz 3mo ago
This just makes no sense whatsoever. You can just step over dropped curbs like you can step over normal curbs? Even if this is not the case for some weird reason - don't you agree that making the world a little bit more accessible for
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by jaapz 3mo ago
> It forced the 3rd party package eco system to innovate and create things rather than just wrap existing Javscript libraries. Writing everything yourself is not innovation. It's busy work. Sure it's a good way to learn a langu
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by jaapz 3mo ago
Have we seen this with CPU's being throttled only to have to pay a subscription for more performance? Or GPU's? Or memory? Or storage?
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by jaapz 3mo ago
The comment was about the accuracy of the sensor, not about raising CO2 levels across the globe.

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