jdthedisciple

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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
Unfortunately not gonna work. Developers either want to make money or work for someone who wants to make money. In either case they will be forced to.
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
I like the visual style it produces, great for educational material. What is it called?
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
It's even worse: The multiplier got 2.5x-ed (from 3 to 7.5) The minimum plan with Opus access is 4x costlier. That's a 10x total price increase for having access to Opus at all . But yes, if you account for the 5x more requests,
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
> No amount of knowledge or discussion will make a person accept something they don’t want to accept. Not sure it's ever good to assume this beforehand though. Most things are negotiable, if you know how to negotiate right.
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
No idea what you're trying to say then. All I demodulated from you thus far is some passive aggression. Perhaps I'm just not in tune with your frequencies rn.
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
So you believe AI actually discovered novel ways to compromise computer software that had previously been unknown to the entirety of cyber security experts in the world? Big if true. Can you cite an example? I'm all ears.
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
I don't understand the nature of the supposed security incidents found by LLMs: Are these totally previously unknown security holes or are they still generally within the umbrella of our understanding of cybersecurity itself? If it&#x2
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
Presumably, Wordpress knows more about the identity of the buyer and will initiate legal action against them... right?
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
By announcing it?
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by jdthedisciple 6mo ago
Racist too now, interesting. Anyway I see you been fighting people left and right on here recently so I'm gonna assume you're just havin a rough time lately and show some sympathy. Enjoy a fresh drink in the spring sun and breathe
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Opus 4.6 is already incredible so this leap is huge. Although, amusingly, today Opus told me that the string 'emerge' is not going to match 'emergency' by using `LIKE '%emerge%'` in Sqlite Moment of disappointm
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
So instead we must side with another regime that slaughtered 72'000 innocent civilians of another country, most of whom were women and children?
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
it's Google, so is it really private? remember, megacorps are dying for infinite amounts of analytics data
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Idk why you are being downvoted, what you said is factually correct.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
The challenge to me seems quality assurance: I'd rather have it source the original document everytime, then an LLM-generated wiki which I most likely wouldn't have the time to fact-check and review myself.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
But SQLite is notoriously 35% faster than the filesystem [0], so why not use that? [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14550060
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
I don't understand what problems this release is solving. I'm happy w my VS Code harness which has also improved A LOT just with the last update alone.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
people are overthinking this stuff. use up ur monthly quota at your pace, call it quits til' the 1st, relax with a drink, and read a book
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
I agree when it comes to highly niche applications with a generous SNR. Universal models though? And I haven't even mentioned the fact that en mass forecasting ITSELF may influence the subject of forecasting.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
always thought it seemed flawed
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Let me be blunt: Shannon would tell us that time forecasting is bullshit: There is infinitely more entropy in the real world out there than any model can even remotely capture. The world is not minecraft.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
I always add instructions INSIDE of both `Readme.md` and `*-instructions.md` to "update this file if anything major changed". Additionally, after implementing a feature, I tell it to summarize the major decisions in either /
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Why don't people just simply use the combination of - copilot-instructions.md / CLAUDE.md - the Project's Readme.md - Chat history feature (e.g in VS Code) it works perfectly well for me to continue where I l
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Absolutely vital insight, yes. Male beauty is arduously acquired, which necessarily means it correlates with other virtues such as great work ethic, persistence, not quitting easily, etc.
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Btw, anonymous grading would improve boys' grades as was shown in an interesting study (no link at hand but should be trivial to find).
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
> Culturally Surely you mean biologically
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
very important observation indeed, if that wasn't accounted for it means much less to me
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Perhaps some other (hidden) premium that only shows in males, like a confidence premium?
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Student beauty and grades under in-person and remote teaching(sciencedirect.com)
360 points by jdthedisciple 7mo ago|514 comments
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by jdthedisciple 7mo ago
Seems fairly obvious: Some agent harnesses play enterprise theater by creating jira-type tickets for you and moving them around silly swim lanes, instead of, of course, just simply getting sh!t done.

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