krageon

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by krageon 8mo ago
Even Anthropic consistently says their own AI can't help with meaningful work in their own corporation. Any person that tells you it can is overhyping it. Probably to sell you something.
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by krageon 9mo ago
> worse peak performance in sports For nearly everyone, this isn't impactful to their life. Only their vanity
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by krageon 9mo ago
He fired a shitload of people, of course we can criticise him
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by krageon 9mo ago
It's what you appear to be doing. I don't really understand what your issue is with that specifically
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by krageon 9mo ago
My point is that you can ignore every article about ai being super good as long as you see the vendor research (that you read once a year or less) is still the same. It saves everyone a lot of frustration. As for why it keeps appearing here
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by krageon 9mo ago
Anyone that says the quote is the case doesn't know what they're talking about. For the love of god, just read the law text :(((
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by krageon 9mo ago
https://www.anthropic.com/research/how-ai-is-transforming-wo... see "How much work can be fully delegated to Claude?": "Although engineers use Claude frequently, more than half said they can “fully deleg
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by krageon 10mo ago
Anything that uses npm is fundamentally untrustworthy. I would argue that if you make an editor you should write software for people that want to use and write good software, which isn't anyone that unironically uses npm with anything
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by krageon 10mo ago
Europe has for a long time been the cradle of fascism. This type of behaviour should be seen as more of the same.
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by krageon 10mo ago
It can be thought of the same way, but not from the perspective that's under discussion. As such it doesn't really add anything except a new perspective. Why are you introducing it, what does it add?
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by krageon 10mo ago
It's not really common except in a specific political climate (specifically one pressured by propaganda). Unlike the examples of the two koreas, colloquially the two chinas (communist china - commonly known as china - and fascist china
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by krageon 11mo ago
You are objectively wrong. Public transit scales the same way free and paid (i.e. based on demand). The cost for free countrywide public transport in a country with very high quality public transportation (so not the US) is about 8k per per
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by krageon 11mo ago
All e2e encrypted apps can do this. It's the price you pay for a completely closed ecosystem that coddles you at every turn because you're too much of a little bean to know what real security is. Edit: this isn't a dig at you
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by krageon 11mo ago
It's not, things haven't gotten that much relatively cheaper (have you looked at phones? The biggest pieces of spyware you can buy?). This is a line corporations like to feed us so we feel guilty about being bad instead of putti
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by krageon 11mo ago
To a normal human, not at all
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by krageon 1y ago
Thanks for the clarification. I didn't say the relay server is a bad solution because of transfer security (although it could be an issue), but rather because it is expensive in terms of bandwidth and so is unlikely to exist long-term.
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by krageon 1y ago
If the dev does everything, their manager may as well be put in a basket and pushed down the river. You can be certain there are a lot of managers. The entire storyline sounds like enterprise illness to me to be honest.
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by krageon 1y ago
The point of the intermediate server is so that you can NAT hole punch, otherwise it has little point (except maybe as a relay, which is a bad solution).
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by krageon 1y ago
I can respect you but not respect one of your actions. You say "with respect" to mean "this isn't a commentary on what you are as a person, but on what you did specifically". Given that context, I don't agree w
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by krageon 1y ago
I have not tried to do this, but I think you can set MaxMessages in your config to achieve something like this. If I'm understanding correctly, it essentially does a tail on your mailbox. The latest X messages will be kept, where X is
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by krageon 1y ago
AFAIK no but the person you responded to is dogwhistling by repeatedly referencing "arab" and "muslim". They're using it to imply that not only does the UN not matter, they're also positioning these words as th
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by krageon 1y ago
They do care - they care because they have an inflated impression of their own importance and you seem guilty, so you must be.
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by krageon 1y ago
Bandwidth isn't free to a cloud hosting provider in any real sense of the word. It's not priced in relation to cost, but it definitely does cost
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by krageon 1y ago
On a more meta level I found the game quite satisfying to play because it captures the essence well and went into the comments expecting to see a little empathy for different modes of thinking. Very much for a change . Instead it's lo
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by krageon 1y ago
You have experienced other people's lives? How? Are you a discorporated entity that possesses the living?
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by krageon 1y ago
> quit caffeine and exercise more With respect, you weren't asked and it's shit advice besides. I'm happy you have something that works but you may rest absolutely assured anyone with these issues that is a day over 20 h
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by krageon 1y ago
https://isync.sourceforge.io/mbsync.html It's the most performant solution that's also mature. I've used it for years to retrieve all of my email accounts (of which gmail is one) to a folder that I also backu
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by krageon 1y ago
> their employer is their enemy Without significant safeguards and in the average case, the employer seeks to extract more from you than it gives back. You on the other hand, must work or you will die. This is a power dynamic that posi
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by krageon 1y ago
That is in fact useful information to someone that needs that info, because it means they should never eat it. I think this is a bad example, because I have no idea what you're talking about.
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by krageon 1y ago
I've worked enough with customers to know they're mostly fine, until you get that one weirdo that finds out where you work and follows you home. You get a few every year. Knowing that, who would want their name associated with som

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