jasonlotito

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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> Why do you want the people risking their lives to protect your freedom to have worse artillery? Hi. Veteran here. I protected his freedoms to do just that. You asking this question in that way insults veterans, whether you intended it
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Writing 850 words is not difficult. Writing the right 850 words can take a lifetime.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
fyi: Your link returns a 404 for me. Oops! We can't find the page you're looking for
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> Competence does not require correction. Correct, which is why an even larger number of fairly average and intelligent people are wondering why we are correcting. > It is when there is too much stupidity going on Exactly. There is to
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Imagine having a life you value. Now, imagine you have opinions you express. Now, imagine expressing those opinions destroys the first. Before you jump in with a rebuttal, any comment you reply with here must include your full name and addr
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
That doesn't say what you think it says. Good try though.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Do you think igaf? I called out your BS POV. > I was not going to engage Then don't.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
I'm over 40, and I flew many times before 9/11. Nope, flying has gotten much easier. The entire experience, from getting to the airport and parking to getting to your hotel. Yes, TSA is a drag, but I've never had an issue. An
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Change the output in settings, or create your own. I know, it would be best if it was just worked like you wanted out of the box (not being sarcastic here) but that is an easy option you can use right now and it works.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Adjust the output in settings. Or customize it to what you want.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> this focus on mental health is itself unhealthy. Yes. We should ignore things like school shootings, which have long been described as the result of mental health issues. Ignore PTSD. Soldiers can just pull themselves up by their boots
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
The irony.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Nope. Hard to parse. And it's not hard to parse. > fast/junk food is hard to swallow. Lots of people easily eat it so this doesn't make sense. Someone, like our friend above, might suggest this makes what you just said har
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> but these two sentences suck. Sure. But that's not what's being discussed here. People are poor writers. People write, and they barely edit. But hard to parse? No, not at all.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> It's not hard to parse That's what I said. Full stop. > but... a bunch of stuff that just pads the comment agreeing with me but adding nothing else of value.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> Writing code is not hard. Writing correct code is. Xing Y is not Z. Xing `additional adjective` Y is. Writing prose is not hard. Writing good prose is. Cooking food is not hard. Cooking good food is. ...
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
No, they haven't. They are investing in it by the tune of billions. They are pro-AI.
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
> Who the FUCK speaks like that? It's a blog post. It was written. The written word is different from the spoken. People don't speak like: The man in black fled across the desert, and the gunslinger followed. People don't
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by jasonlotito 2mo ago
Yes, I concur. Local History is wonderful; nice to see Zed getting its own version.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
The same way we can't have a database of gun owners. > Are you against people taking videos in public on their cell phones? That's literally not what's happening, though. And any suggestion that it is comes from either ign
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
Woah... this is crazy to see here. The books are absolutely amazing. Everything is carefully crafted and filled with love. The modern OSR and modern TTRPGS are absolutely wonderful. This is the craft at its finest.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
> I've yet to find a way to get an LLM to actually follow the instructions in CLAUDE/Agents.md I'll give you a hint: do you rely on people to do the right things, or do you have automated unit, integration, and e2e testing
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
> Here's the problem I have. No doubt an LLM made it faster to write those docs, but did you fully spot check it for accuracy? Hi. I write lots of documentation already. I enjoy the taste of clean, fresh, accurate documentation. Spo
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
> I'm surprised people reach for plex I have a lifetime subscription from 2016. All my friends have Plex, too. It works. We share. Ezpz.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
As has been discussed elsewhere, this sounds more like you are flagged than SOP.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
No. Russia invaded Ukraine. And while it wasn't a single whimsical choice, blaming NATA wrong. This was the mad dictator, and trying to cast blame on anyone else is the same as accepting the blame yourself.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
Tim Cook is the current CEO. Tim Cook is doing this. Any assertion otherwise is 100% wrong. John Ternus doesn't become CEO until September 1st. If you think that this is still John Ternus' play, Tim Cook is still the one in charge
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
You are getting downvoted because, I guess, people didn't read who the defendents who are getting sued, and that it literally starts with sueing two employees: CHANG LIU, TANG YEW TAN, OPENAI FOUNDATION f/k/a OPENAI, INC., OP
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
https://www.rpguni.com A free, local-first desktop app for worldbuilding and running tabletop RPGs like D&D. I've spent more than a year on this, first a website, and then migrating it to a desktop app.
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by jasonlotito 3mo ago
DOGE's record.

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