jmuguy

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by jmuguy 3mo ago
A big part of messaging for the republican party, for at least as long as I've been alive, has been that criminals are everywhere and constantly doing more and more heinous crimes. So if you don't give the police more and more mon
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
mothers who kill thier babby. becuse these babbys cant frigth back?
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
Yeah this is where I stopped. I use AI every day for work but 10k spend to me is a signal that OP is doing something extremely stupid with their AI use.
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
Maybe they'll actually do it this time https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Permanent_time_observation_in_...
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
The mobile app is kind of pointless anyway, imo. It cannot start an agent session on your computer, it can only be "handed off" an existing session from your computer. I don't use Cloud Agents, because for some reason they
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
There must be someone senior at Apple that still thinks the squircles look good, I dunno how we're still stuck with them. I haven't made a change to my dock in years and I have to hunt for apps nearly every time I open it. It do
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
The way remote control works is pretty underwhelming, and I think currently broken. Essentially you need to "hand off" a session started from your computer to the mobile app. Where as I assumed I would be able to start a session
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
If you keep each album in its own folder, basically any app will be able to use the MP3 tags to keep things organized for you. Really even the folders aren't needed, you could just have a huge directory full of every MP3, but that wou
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
You're correct that AI will probably end up producing the majority of music no one cares about. Like the muzak you hear on elevators. Or for people that just put on a playlist at work and don't really care much beyond having som
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by jmuguy 3mo ago
Bandcamp is well on their way already. If you want to support actual musicians, you can just buy their music directly. https://blog.bandcamp.com/2026/01/13/keeping-bandcamp-human/
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
This seems to take the view that code review is essentially linting for simple issues. Our team is fairly small so "code review" usually involves QA and everything else you might want to do before something is pushed to productio
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Meanwhile she's using mind worms as police. I would love for Firaxis to revisit Alpha Centauri.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
I do think you have to admire how almost comically insane Zuckerberg is to do stuff like this. If Facebook was being run by someone normal what would happen is it would spend the next 20 years pissing away everything slowly as social media
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
I think I'm late to the party with cursor but I don't use it as an editor at all, I keep VS Code open on another screen for that. All I do in there is agent sessions. I would be open to something else but all the comparisons I s
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Centipedes? In my waifu?!
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Haha well I ask because I don't really want/need anything beyond Opus most of the time. And I'm paranoid that Anthropic is going to be forced to charge the true cost of all this before too long.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Or a really excellent experience playing Satisfactory with the settings cranked up, which is priceless.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Given your knowledge on this - do you think we'll see an open source model with Opus levels of capability? IMO if/when this happens - I would 100% stop using Anthropic.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Well specifically with just the AI agent/customer support product I think businesses would do well to handle this themselves rather than hoping a one size fits all solution from Intercom would serve them. Not just from a bespoke AI so
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Intercom is definitely one of those SaaS that I figured had essentially zero value prop once businesses figured out how to train their own support agents, so congrats to them for exiting before that happens.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
In the movie Revenge of the Nerds, they basically rape someone. So I dunno, being a "nerd" doesn't necessarily imply you're also a good person. Mark Zuckerberg is definitely a nerd, and he's also a piece of shit.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Yeah its hard to deny just the raw throughput from the AI. Like it really is doing work in hours that would take me days. But those times when I had to drop down into a repl and play around with the output of a method. Or try different wa
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
I don't see a lot of talk about how AI development breaks the old feedback loop of write code, watch it run, change it, repeat. I really hate sitting around waiting for the agent to get done planning, reading the plan, then waiting f
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Thompson is speaking broadly about markets, not trying to put anyone down. The point he's getting at is that Apple and MS are just playing (or trying to play) to their strengths. Did you see anything in the new Siri AI demos that lo
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
He also predicted the future for after the merger. Its funny - of all the stuff people make up that was Obama's fault, no one ever mentions his admin allowing Ticketmaster and Live Nation to merge. Now they need to be broken up, proba
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
This is disappointing. I had hoped when Apple revisited AI that they would lean into agents more and give us some sort of agent interface between the phone and a model running locally on your Mac at home. More niche for sure, but much mor
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
The irrational exuberance around Tesla was at least somewhat grounded in reality. There were some possible future(s) where it was really going to take off and completely redefine the auto industry. Then of course things went really off th
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
Same in Firefox on Mac. Links are hard, I guess.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
I don't think anyone living in LA would claim there's a shortage of actors.
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by jmuguy 4mo ago
This is it entirely. I don't really care if the pessimists or optimists or somewhere in between ends up being correct. What possible reason is there to change the rules around the indexes unless these companies and their backers know

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