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by jjmarr 2y ago
If what I'm doing doesn't have a positive expected value, the correct move isn't to use inferior dev tooling to save money, it's to stop working on it entirely.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
I don't think about controlling cost because I price my time at US$40/h and virtually all models are cheaper than that (with the exception of o1 or Gemini 2.5 pro). If I spend $2 instead of $0.50 on a session but I had to spend 6
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by jjmarr 2y ago
> This notion that the entire world should be safe for children by default, and that anything and everything adult should be vilified and locked up, is toxic as all get-out and builds shame into the human animal over something required f
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by jjmarr 2y ago
If you try openrouter you'll see why they have to charge $25/month for the best models. Pay per use and you'll intuitively feel the price.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
The typical student that wants to learn and gain skills self-teaches online. The reason why I am getting a degree in computer engineering is because I need it to get a job, because a degree is supposed to filter out people who don't un
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Just don't export it? OPENAI_API_KEY="your-api-key-here" codex
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by jjmarr 2y ago
At least American chicken is chlorinated: https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/04/15/nx...
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by jjmarr 2y ago
I like how this was the origin of the "virgin/Chad memes". Some guy kept spamming a meme about the "virgin walk" to make people feel self-conscious, and then someone made a joke response called the "Chad stride
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Wikipedia does not have many pages that are 750k words. According to Special:LongPages[1], the longest page right now is a little under 750k bytes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chiropterans Despite listing a
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Is GPU assembly an actually in-demand skill?
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by jjmarr 2y ago
CC-BY-NC-SA allows you to ban commercial use as well, if you really don't want downstream people using your stuff commercially.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Maybe don't use an open-source licence if you don't want people to freely use your project's source code?? Especially a permissive one that doesn't require copyleft.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
What are some actual examples of founders lying to their investors and getting away with it? I consistently see tech companies openly admit to losing insane amounts of money. OpenAI lost $5 billion last year on $3.7 billion in revenue and t
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Congrats to "Kitten" for being the first to cheat the high score.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
> Reputation is everything at this level, so they hire some human workers to catch and fix the edge cases that end up badly. The most important part of your reputation is admitting fault. Sometimes your product isn't perfect. Lying
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Put the systems level programming in year 1, honestly. Either you know the material going in, or you fail out.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
That's part of the challenge. It's interesting being able to unwind the stack from both directions.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Are ECharts safe for untrusted user input?
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Phenomenal game. Great job. In response to those complaining about the intermediate stages, it'd be too easy to complete the entire puzzle otherwise.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
It's already flagged me as a tech influencer because I mostly make PRs to existing projects, which doesn't seem to be pulled into the AI summary. I love the concept though. Banning people from writing their own profiles makes it f
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Its feedback is more poignant than most humans. Here's what it said about a recent PR of mine that refactored code to fix a linter warning. > Ah, the grand theater of code review—where humans playact at immortality through version c
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by jjmarr 2y ago
The Girl With the Pearl Earring is considered a masterpiece because of the technological limitations of the time. Blue was one of the most expensive colours because the ultramarine dye was derived from lapus lazuli, a rock imported from Afg
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by jjmarr 2y ago
The rudest and most aggressive LLM I've used is Deepseek. Most LLMs have trained-in positivity bias but I can prompt Deepseek to tell me my code is shit very easily.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
If you had such a model you could arbitrage between Polymarket betting on wars and stock prices. There's not much of an incentive to release such a model publicly.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Could you explain how your "hierarchical documentation system" works? Does the tree parallel the code? Is there a particular tool that you use?
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by jjmarr 2y ago
It makes more sense if you consider the baseball player as a multimillion-dollar factory that cannot be brought down for maintenance.
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by jjmarr 2y ago
From my perspective as a C++ developer, every attempt to use `const` for compiler optimization appears to be stymied by the existence of `const_cast`, because modifying a `const` value is only undefined behaviour if the underlying object is
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Wikimedia sponsors librarians at various universities to share their knowledge and improve content. But that's in collaboration with the institution more than the individual. https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimed
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by jjmarr 2y ago
Wikipedia's policy on paid editing is that it's acceptable so long as you disclose it. It's also suggested that you don't directly edit articles and send them through Articles for Creation or make edit requests, both of
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by jjmarr 2y ago
https://www.fandom.com/licensing > Except where otherwise permitted, the text on Fandom communities (known as “wikis”) is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike License 3.0 (Unported) (CC BY-SA). &gt

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