keyle

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by keyle 6mo ago
The ultimate generalist
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by keyle 6mo ago
I'm all for it, but it's dangerously mixing ASCII with the meaning of plain-text...
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by keyle 6mo ago
I did one review job that sent off three subagents and I blew the second half of my daily limit in 10 mins 13 seconds. Fun times.
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by keyle 6mo ago
If you know C, not much because you steer away from the gotchas. If you don't, it's a good language, and with less surprising effects.
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by keyle 6mo ago
People that don't understand this is best to explain to with AI music. AI music appears to be reasonable music, but it carries no human emotion, it has no intent to exist and stand up on its own. That's key to explain when it come
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by keyle 6mo ago
Always makes me laugh when you get some dimwit that claims the Earth is flat, but then uses Google maps in his car. Magic! GPS are amazing. If you understand how they work, and how they reliably know the time etc. you'd think you live
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by keyle 6mo ago
I thought this was about running windows 9x within linux. Is there such thing without virtualisation?
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by keyle 6mo ago
Many companies only have legacy software/server/services running on windows.
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by keyle 6mo ago
Hear, hear, friend, you might have missed web 2.0. Oh web 2.0. The designers like myself were so sick of this nonsense. AI is the same, but amplified and affecting a lot more people. So I just recall Web 2.0 era and know that this too, shal
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by keyle 6mo ago
The old philosophical question remains, "If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound?" [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/If_a_tree_falls_in_a_forest_an...
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by keyle 6mo ago
Frustrating that the experience changes, and then they retire the better older model because it costs more, although it was better for everyone. The new ones are just geared better towards beating the benchmarks at a cheaper cost!
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by keyle 6mo ago
Exactly, and how do you think it's rigged in the setup? You're not getting top tier OpenAI service with Copilot was my point.
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by keyle 6mo ago
Thank you for high effort response! I would never use Copilot for anything useful, but I do use OpenAI products. It doesn't matter when you use something else wholesale under the covers, if you botch the token spent...
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by keyle 6mo ago
The dragon book almost convinced me never to try to write a compiler. That was the point. That's why it's not a cute beaver on the cover :)
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by keyle 6mo ago
Copilot is so bad that chatGPT is offered to replace it. [for] ... users outside the EU. hmm
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by keyle 6mo ago
I too don't feel like exercising after work, or at 6 in the morning. And many years ago I determined that without exercise my life is a living hell. Simply, I need to push weights and exert myself physically to keep mentally sane. So I
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by keyle 6mo ago
Some people care about the craft, most care about the output... Hang in there, there will be a lot of slop to fix in contract work...
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by keyle 6mo ago
This looks great. Can we use it yet?
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by keyle 6mo ago
Flared by the cloud.. sic
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by keyle 6mo ago
It's not like the world is a better place since...
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by keyle 6mo ago
Your retirement money, at work! Coming up next month, adapt this Walmart kayak for your next trip to the moon!
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by keyle 6mo ago
It's so hard to predict you know, these planets keep moving...
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by keyle 6mo ago
Maybe he passed the Turing test with 88.2% which is 1.8% higher than the competition.
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by keyle 6mo ago
I just need something that can do S3 and is reliable and not slow. Oh, simply that. I'm a simple man, I just need edge delivered cdn content that never fails and responds within 20ms.
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by keyle 6mo ago
if it helps, I found Epomaker like the Galaxy70 were a fine replacement, with some specialty switches like the TTC Bluish White V2 (silent tactile).
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by keyle 6mo ago
Opencode already supports continuing old sessions with ctrl-x, l.
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by keyle 6mo ago
did WASD do it when they folded?
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by keyle 6mo ago
I like the animation work and sound, it really gamifies the experience. I question the usefulness though. But it could make a fun game experience if it were to let people match by colour or align emojis related to each other.
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by keyle 6mo ago
I like that you linked the live show instead of the video of the demo alone, as the crowd noise adds to the experience.
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by keyle 6mo ago
Who knew tech employees weren't exactly across international politics.

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