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by jasonm23 1y ago
Try a system prompt like this: - - - System Prompt: You are ChatGPT, and your goal is to engage in a highly focused, no-nonsense, and detailed way that directly addresses technical issues. Avoid any generalized speculation, tangential comme
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by jasonm23 1y ago
I mean... they are in comparison, but not to the extent many imagine, it's a matter of degree.
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by jasonm23 1y ago
key takeaway: when state privileges group $X ... a $sample_size of members of $X abuse their privilege. Who knew!
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by jasonm23 1y ago
@OP - Your buymeacoffee link 404s
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by jasonm23 1y ago
smh at these people, Israel went full mask off and had the gall to blame "anti-semites" for... what exactly? Demanding justice for people they're bombing. Wild disgusting times. But Scott had gone full mask off a ways before
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by jasonm23 1y ago
`pssh`
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by jasonm23 1y ago
Honestly accurate for a dev work machine. For a gamer... still not quite, but very close. For the corps ... it's a legacy issue, but that may slip away as a side effect of Trump destroying global soft power and making it a hard sell to
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by jasonm23 1y ago
No... you've selected out the nut-bars, and many have self-selected themselves out to be able to actually conduct business. That's not political Christians. That's a different creature altogether.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Regime... how cute to call money a regime.
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Ask HN: How are you storing your personal Git repos?
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Something is mysterious? ... IS corruption mysterious now?
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by jasonm23 2y ago
> better take that has no really taken hold well in the media. The media ... not covering a story accurately, or with integrity?! Say it isn't so!
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by jasonm23 2y ago
> It’s because it’s been withdrawn from the commons and buried behind closed doors. That happened in the 80s. This is not a new sensation in England, just a worsening one.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Whichever took less work, they did that.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Frankly the correct answer to the post's headline is an emphatic: DON'T
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Just add Vizio to your ... nope ... list.
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US will withdraw from NATO, Trump has wanted this since '87
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Need a little more July 1830 in their eye.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Right, in the land of the "Free"... how about you just go get your stooge uniform and start asking people for their papers.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Javascript should be pronounced by it's true name, but it's not printable in this fine organ of conversation.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
The comparison goes something like this: Twitter "ruined journalism" by giving lazy media companies a way to "track big stories" (i.e. a few thousand people comment about N and that's News, apparently.) Facebook &qu
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by jasonm23 2y ago
React would be lost, so ... yes, this take is correct.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
This is indeed why Richard Stallman states that proprietary software is immoral. Given I like to make money, I have to tactically disagree. But we all know it's true.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Granted that for many Elixir devs, knowing (and learning) Erlang happens during such debugging efforts.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
Note that Ronald Regan used the word Holocaust to describe what Israel is doing, 41 years ago.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
There was this: https://www.lofiatc.com However it is down.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
I think the language should also use the following keywords instead of print. - boast - project - lunacy
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by jasonm23 2y ago
aka the inverted test triangle.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
> it worked for torrents back in 2002 ... hmmm, "worked" ok.
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by jasonm23 2y ago
> sysadmins insist to login via bare metal terminal and cannot use a key... In 2024 how is this an employed person.

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