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by jayd16 2mo ago
Yeah so this falls into the engineering trap of "well it's hard so we can skip that part." If they can't train things safely then they shouldn't do it at all.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
What is your definition of hacking if it doesn't include using leaked security tokens scraped from the web? Also, kirk 100% cheated.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
A tool that will "do anything they can to solve it" including illegal and unhelpful things does not seem like a good tool to me.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
You're right to push back
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by jayd16 2mo ago
I think the fear is that a lot of this stuff will end up being load bearing. A lot more folks now know enough to be dangerous but not enough to know what to throw away.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
You dump the 100m first and then you get to see if its fun to play. That's a bit hyperbolic but especially for big games, they really don't come together until the end. Now, normally you could use pedigree to make smart bets abou
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by jayd16 2mo ago
I've seen a lot of good games killed by large studios because they feel the opportunity cost is too great, despite being profitable. Mediocre games also happen to blow up all the time. So I'm sure there's a lot of sentiment
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Just because it takes effort or time to tell a fake doesn't mean its not important. If you buy a fake that looks extremely close but falls apart a month later, that doesn't mean you don't care. If art is visually polished in
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Hmm but a lot of macos uses the familiar cancel/next wizard flow, doesn't it?
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Canada is currently on the short list of countries Trump throws into his usual mad-libs of grievance flavored policy making.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
The point is more that it's non-trivial and should not be treated as easily accomplished.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Ok now add a Path shape that has to calculate the area of a polygon with arbitrary complexity. Consider how the workload is now dominated by the core task of actually calculating the area, reducing the impact of struct usage. Consider the d
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by jayd16 2mo ago
We're all complaining about the low effort verbatim dumps, not disclosing Claude usage as part of an earnest attempt to help.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Different roles and specialties? Different work history?
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by jayd16 2mo ago
You mean like when juniors would copy paste Stack Overflow without verifying or even understanding it? No. We hated that too. Actual research is, of course, fine.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Ok, what part then?
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by jayd16 2mo ago
All machines are for laziness.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
One sentence in, it mentions that the tulip reference is from a book on botany and perhaps not just a reference to Wallstreet and bubbles.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Take advantage of open information, provide little yourself. Seems like a consistent enough line of questioning.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
I think if college kids got really into espresso martinis you'd see a lot of pearl clutching there too.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
This is a bit off topic but is there something off about the bold "n" in the font used for bullet headers?
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Would be pretty ironic if back to the office became the less distracting option.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Possibly, but the noise has increased so we're worse off.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
So thinking about this, do you think these bugs are all unique or are there a small set of new bug categories that were found and once automated resulted in many separate bug fixes? For many of the new bugs, do we think they would all have
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by jayd16 2mo ago
There's eARC for signalling through HDMI, there's good ol' IR blaster. For the Bravia, which is probably Android, you can likely write an android service that connects to the web and handles things like volume and maybe chann
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Where's the line exactly because it's certainly not right after you start paying? How big of a customer do I need to be to not be a 'consumer'?
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Finally, we've invented a way to abolish all the reliability and speed of discrete computing. We're well on our way to re-inventing the layers of bureaucracy and red tape the tech industry had disrupted. I can't wait to fill
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by jayd16 2mo ago
Well hold on. "They" also thought tokenmaxxing was a good idea, until they didn't. Whether companies pay will come down to the bottom line once the hype around the country club dies down a bit and for that it's still TB
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by jayd16 2mo ago
They'll just have you buy two studios and thunderbolt them together.
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by jayd16 2mo ago
I'm hard pressed to believe it didn't also take 10 minutes of your time checking in and head shaking and reviewing and testing.

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