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91.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
well hopefully I’ll have enough squirreled away by then if life insurance won’t pay out
92.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
with LLMs able to pump out surplus code for anyone I really think the future of a dystopian sci-fi where you carry a device that can hack random objects around you is starting to materialize
93.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
of all the benign technical possibilities this is actually pretty fun
94.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
what level of math do I need to understand this? or the rest of the math in the post, something I can catch up on in a weekend? barely remember the last math class I took seriously, trig like 18 years ago
95.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
I expect to be working until I’m dead also
96.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
I love it, it is like Claude on steroids, I can just chat with it on my phone and iterate projects… sadly it’s really expensive now to keep using Opus, looking for alternatives that doesn’t gimp the reasoning and creativity is hard.
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by luxuryballs 6mo ago
You can do it on a laptop today, faster with gpu/npu, it’s not going to one shot something complex but you can def pump out models/functions/services, scaffold projects, write bash/powershell scripts in seconds.
98.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
I hope this is better than seeing that Copilot logo infecting every menu, I’ve had to use registry hacks to get rid of that thing.
99.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
why are kids not reading? is this not very alarming? my oldest is 7 and reads every day, she has finished and re-read various 100-200ish page books, I remember being her age and getting lost in the pages of a good story, it’s def more than
100.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
fun game, I don’t want to spoil it but it’s got some elements that you will def appreciate more as a software dev once you get that far in
101.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
it’s still just computer software, everyone needs to chill, the bits are arranged differently but it’s doing the same stuff: processing, this was always inevitable, it’s not the computer that they are mad at, it’s the centralized over-taxed
102.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
it’s basically smart grenades that “throw” themselves, high tech shit, there’s def going to be some kind of automatic helmet-mounted counter devices coming
103.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
From what I was reading Iran likely wouldn’t sink a civilian vessel but because the risk is there due to the threat they don’t do it because it would violate the contact for their maritime insurance, meaning even if you had a brave crew and
104.
by luxuryballs 6mo ago
So apparently the reason they don’t just go for it is due to insurance. Because Iran technically isn’t suppose to just sink a civilian vessel, but the risk is there so the ships are ordered by the owner/stakeholder not to go due to the
105.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
that monolith tree gives me engineering anxiety, you mean all 20,000 shade users are depending on that singleton tree?
106.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
exactly! they actually chose the better approach rather than just locking us out
107.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
they could have locked OpenClaw out but instead they took the time to adjust the way it works so people can still use it
108.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
but are they really doing that? I mean it says you can keep using OpenClaw you just have to allocate money to the extra usage or an api token, I have no plan on not using it because Opus makes the claw so smart, I’ll just put more money tow
109.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
couldn’t you just do that and put the other $80 towards extra usage and OpenClaw can use that?
110.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
it’s not banned it will just charge to extra usage instead of going towards the sub when using setup token, you can allocate money to extra usage or make an anthropic api key and use that
111.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
by that analogy this is not following me around in my house, it’s when I go into their house that they log it?
112.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
what would the bad faith motive even be?
113.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
is the manipulation of decisions and behavior not just a way of saying sales and marketing? I agree that it def can be used for bad things, but so can most tools/systems
114.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
this is funny I’m working on building an AI project called lemonade right now
115.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
if they do a better job at showing me an ad that might be relevant to me, how is that disgusting? if I have to see an ad at all I at least want them to give it their best shot
116.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
does anyone else experience an “eyes glazing over” effect when you read things like “Heavy elements such as gold and platinum are forged under extraordinary conditions, including when stars collapse, explode, or collide”? It seems totally b
117.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
These devices don’t actually give access to biometric fingerprint data do they??
118.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
I think we got honeybotted.
119.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
well it’s certainly better than covering farmland with them like has been happening around here
120.
by luxuryballs 7mo ago
“a maid and cook.” “a maid, and cook.”

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