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OpenAI and Microsoft Execs Reportedly Considering the 'Nuclear Option'
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For all the benefits, there is a large problem with this approach that often goes unacknowledged. It is fundamentally a business problem, rather than a technical problem, but it has impact on development speed, so it's secondarily a t
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My best advice about preparing for difficult conversations
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Anthropic co-founder on cutting access to Windsurf
(techcrunch.com)
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What is this site? CanonLaw.Ninja is a website that allows you to search canon law and other various church documents. It's developed by Fr. Paul Hedman, a priest of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis. Is CanonLaw.Ninja up-t
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Canon law, for those of you who are unfamiliar, is used in the governance of the Catholic Church. It governs the internal affairs of the church and the conduct of its members. This site appears to be a searchable, linkable version of the c
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If you're interested in a literary take on this concept, read "The Napoleon of Notting Hill" by G.K. Chesterton in 1904. Available on Project Gutenberg: https://www.gutenberg.org/files/20058/20058-h&
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This approach to prayer uses what I call the "genie in a bottle" view of God. It treats prayer as wishes, and the only metric that matters is how many of those wishes turn out to be granted by the genie. Here is a reflection on th
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Not only can this be an effective strategy for coding tasks, but it can also be used for data querying. Picture a text-to-SQL agent that can query database schemas, construct queries, run explain plans, inspect the error outputs, and then
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This article suggests that this is a win-lose scenario. It's a win for the workers and the economy at large, but a loss for employers. However, it might very well be a win-win. While the employer might lose a worker to an entrepreneuri
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The relevant quote: > In our own day, the Church offers to everyone the treasury of her social teaching in response to another industrial revolution and to developments in the field of artificial intelligence that pose new challenges for
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But the latter can often afford a secretary, if not a team of secretaries, to handle these sorts of things, with permission to add his signature.
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Full disclosure: I help manage AI products for my company, which also involves helping engineers use AI tools more effectively. I think of the act of using an LLM's assistance to produce code as two distinct actions, depending on who&#
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This passage is from a book I read with my kids, in the "Mysterious Benedict Society" series. I like the way it describes how we become, in a sense, an accumulation of our selves, past and present. I also feel that way about some
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Is there any legal exposure possible? Like, a legitimate crawler suing you and alleging that you broke something of theirs?
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A programmer's JOB is not to think. It's to deliver value to their employer or customers. That's why programmers get paid. Yes, thinking hard about how to deliver that value with software is important, but when it comes to a
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There is a real danger that obituaries of people in the early 21st century will become inaccessible to future generations due to obituary rot: https://shaungallagher.pressbin.com/blog/obituary-rot.html > An unfortun
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This is written from the perspective of someone who doesn't have dependents. I'm all about changing the world, but I also have an obligation to take care of my family, so my way of changing the world is working a traditional job,
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I find it's very model-dependent. You would think that the more powerful models would work the best, but that hasn't been the case for me. Claude Sonnet tends to do the best job of understanding my intent and not screwing things
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As an avid Windsurf user, I support this simplification of the pricing. In nearly all cases, I don't care how many individual steps the model needs to take to accomplish the task. I just want it to do what I've asked it to do. It
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I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest ... the Catholic Church! Which _other_ churches besides the Catholic Church? Well, Catholicism is more encompassing than many people are aware of. For instance, you might have heard of the &qu
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This is a university press release, so they first refer to a registered trademark, which I assume means they're trying to make money off it through licensing agreements: > a unique sound called 'sound spice®' Only at the v
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One of the things I find really helpful and grounding, both to me and the LLM, is working in a tree-like (or fractal) pattern. First I create the trunk (a broad outline of what I wish to accomplish). Then I concentrate on filling out the b
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I went to a Catholic grade school in the 1980s and early '90s, with a graduating class of about 50. Some 30 years later, we had a class reunion. And I found out that there was only one other "cradle Catholic" besides me who
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HuggingFace on Sheets
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It sounds like they're doing what all the major social-media sites are doing. How else do you think they're detecting CSAM and other illegal content? And it's not like FB et al put up much of a fight when they get subpoenae
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Love the results here. But can someone explain: * Are there any web apps where I can make use of it? * How costly is it? * What does the "Free Lunch" in the title mean?
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As a manager, I make a point to produce some code that makes it into production every quarter, but my reason for that is not because I can't help myself from writing code. Rather, I want to understand the pain of the sdlc. I want to un
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US economic policy is not very favorable to co-ops. Cooperatives face complex tax structures that can be less advantageous compared to traditional corporations. Unlike C-corporations, which have clear tax advantages and deductions, cooperat
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> "Do not contradict, explain away, belittle or argue about what the person claims to have seen or heard," reads a short text that a hospice provides about the dying process. "Just because you cannot see or hear it does no
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