mlinhares

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by mlinhares 6mo ago
Its sad that people think the "future" is all about owning stuff for yourself and not what the city can provide to its population.
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
And the people that fawn all over every single word they say think they'll eventually have the same money as well. But in the end they'll just be dumber.
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
Hope that gets Europe to invest in renewables and leave oil behind.
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
So much bullshit. The best way to dissolve the OPEC is to stop buying oil from them. Period. A country like the US should not be burning oil or any kind of fossil fuel for its electricity, we're rich in rivers, sunlight and have tech e
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
It is a strategy, the oil producers in the US are making bank right now. They're getting exactly what they paid for by buying this presidency.
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
Same, I'm seeing people having a lot of difficulty working with agents and providing prompts that can have the agent go end-to-end on the work. They just can't write prose and explain a problem in a way that the agent can go out a
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
Tesla won because Elon is a great seller, the product is mediocre at best but I’ve heard many times from friends that it was the same quality as a Mercedes Benz, so the reality distortion field is very real. And Americans in general don’t w
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
There was no contract, the government wanted to have a contract where they'd be able to use the tool to violate privacy rights of its citizens and issue kill orders without a human present and the company said no. The government should
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by mlinhares 7mo ago
It’s not obvious that the government should have to power to overwrite this, the US constitution was written as a collection of negative rights exactly to rein in government dictatorial impulses. And now that we see the government blatantly
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AI and Brandolini's Hell Loop(philcalcado.com)
2 points by mlinhares 7mo ago|0 comments
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
Its only breaking the law if you don't have enough money to pay the politicians.
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
Same. I also wonder why would anyone take the other side on stuff like this, this is clearly to incite insider traders, so either there's a lot of stupid people out there willing to part with their money or this is a very efficient mon
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
They say they hold fascistic views publicly, they praise fascists in other countries, current or deceased, and they are enacting fascistic policies all over, why would I consider that?
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
We're still here mostly because these are the dollar store fascists. If they were really competent this would be the fourth reich already by now and all brown people would have been exterminated in concentration camps.
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
Pretty sure people are trying to prompt chatgpt to write Brandon Sanderson-like stories and we'll see their successful prints anytime now.
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
Oh come on there won't be anybody on the right calling this censorship, its one of their biggest donors.
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
You really believe today's billionaire class will just give up their power over the populace? A world of abundance means the billionaires are irrelevant because everyone would have access to everything and they would never let that hap
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
Yeah, a bit late for that. But this would likely kill more at once than they've had before, so would land a new record.
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
1. it isn't that bad 2. the tools still need a lot of direction, i still fight claude with opus to do basic things and the best experiences are when i provide very specific prompts 3. being idealistic on a capitalist system where you h
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by mlinhares 8mo ago
I kinda have the same feeling for music as well, the best phases for metal and punk music are usually when stuff is going to shit. When everything looks bright and good the music just doesn't have the same quality, people are not angry
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
The local card systems still exist in most places, but they only work if you have a card from that country, for people travelling across Europe its useless as once you cross the border people won't accept that card anymore and you&#x27
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
But the AD for my Cadillac says I’m an incredible person for driving it, that cant be wrong.
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
You don’t have to, this ja the reason. There were multiple successful EU alternatives that were killed by the loads of money the US companies could muster to kill or hobble them. And Europe decided it was fine. There isn’t even an European
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
Final diff is 235 lines added. I could definitely write the code faster but then the write/ci/run tests loop would make it take longer anyway, having the agent write the code and do the cycle based on what i asked it to do ended u
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
The agent sat through the CI process, not me.
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
While I greatly dislike the hype and don't believe most of what people say is real or that whatever they're building is just bullshi, I can definitely see the improvement of productivity, specially when working with agents. I thin
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
If you have to drive 200 miles a day to go to/come back from work its a policy failure and we should care about it.
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
People can't possibly be driving 200 miles a day, that can't be real.
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
Nobody is going to uncover anything on bets when they're done an hour before the event happens. This isn't the stock market and trying to connect it to what happens on the stock market makes no sense.
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by mlinhares 9mo ago
I don't think anyone would care about these games if the European and Latin American teams decided not to come.

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