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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
I thought it would be about that red hot door handle from Home Alone.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
"They dont say X as often anymore" is just a distraction, it has nothing to do with actual capability of the model. Unfortunately, I think that the overlap between actual model improvements and what people perceive as "better
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
This is true, above 190 cm in height some things become issues. Above 2 m must be inconvenient pretty often.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
Sure, my femurs are longer than most peoples, but they are with me on _every_ flight I take. So it is kind of frustrating to me with people like in this thread explicitly saying "I do not care, I will recline my seat, it is not my prob
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
Yes, my knees often/always bump into the seat in front of me, even without it being reclined. If/when it is reclined it means my knees are pressed harder backwards. When I can, I pay for extra leg room or get an aisle seat. My opi
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
6ft plus too, I agree with GP, definitely a problem for me when the seat in front reclines. My legs are proportionately longer than my upper body which increases the negative effect.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
More power to Trump. That is the improvement they're (he) is looking for.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
I agree, we (or I) should have gotten out of this earlier. Shame on me, really. But LLM:s have lowered the threshold.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
Very good comment!
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
It resonates. But as I see it, that kind of ritual I rather devote myself to at home. At work, the more efficient and rapidly we can get stuff dobe, the better. Drawing and painting is a ritual to me as well. No one pays me for it and I am
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
Well put. AI obviously brings big benefits into the profession. We just have not seen exactly what they are just yet. How it will unfold. But personally I feel that a future of not having to churn out yet another crud app is attractive.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
It is not that "this product is withheld from me". It is that we have laws to protect against abusive corporations. ChatGPT Health not being launched in EU is because OpenAI themselves realized it abuses peoples privacy.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
Once again, glad to live in Europe.
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
I apologize for the confusion, you are absolutely right!
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
The other way around, but a month or so ago Claude told me that a problem I was having was likely caused by ny fedora version "since fedora 42 is long deprecated".
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by kaffekaka 9mo ago
I do not read the news either. Reading about all the shit every day just makes me feel down, and I am fully aware of what is going on in the world without actively seeking out the news. Trickle down news is enough. One is not a bad citizen
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Running absolutely impacts the knees, but the compression of meniscus for example is what circulates nutrients into it so some impact is necessary for healthy knees as well.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
I agree. But I also think that workflows like that of noduerme might be due to his own preferences as much as the needs of the customer. I am sure it is a good process, but it is also something that feels good for the developer himself. So
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Fair enough, that is a good point.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Small business owners not being aware of maintenance hell in large org codebases, yes, is that a problem? I work for a large org and maintenance hell is my job, so I see both sides I think.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
What you describe sounds very pleasant and I am sure it leads to great results. I kind of envy you. However, these two things are different: the kind of work that feels fulfilling, meaningful and even beautiful, versus: delivering the neede
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Different worlds yes, but they both exist.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
I want you to be right, but that requires quite a lot of hope.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Oh dear lord.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
When you write for an LLM you write in order to get exactly the outcome you want. It is input to a machine. Talking that way to a person is bound to make them feel weird for sure.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
The list was for famous numbers. Yours might get there, but not so fast.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
You have a point, but a difference is that humans can be held accountable. The IT guy may break my machine but he will probably get shit for it.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Yes this is what I have done as well. But I also run Claude as its own user on my linux system. This way it is constrained by the OS user permissions instead of docker. Not sure of pro/con yet though.
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
I am testing running agents in docker containers, with a script for managing different images for different use cases etc, and came across this: https://docs.docker.com/ai/sandboxes/ Has anyone given it a try?
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by kaffekaka 10mo ago
Hm who cares about utility in this case?

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