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by newAccount2025 5d ago
It’s expensive? We were quoted 60k last year. Maybe a scammy company but that’s a lot up front.
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by newAccount2025 7d ago
It’s not just a windows problem. File systems are an absolute disaster across all platforms. David Wheeler has a lovely article on the topic: https://dwheeler.com/essays/fixing-unix-linux-filenames.html
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by newAccount2025 8d ago
Does the human find enough bugs that they stay on guard, or just rubber stamp everything without really looking at it? It’s hard to stay vigilant when stuff looks plausible.
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by newAccount2025 11d ago
NATO is certainly weaker with the USA having lost her mind. But Russia seems to have gotten herself into a total quagmire in Ukraine and she is bleeding badly with no end in sight. Nobody is winning here.
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by newAccount2025 11d ago
I like this mindset and I’m going to steal this quote. Everyone is figuring things on their own skill journey with their hobbies and careers. Wherever you are, you can learn more and help people to come with you.
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by newAccount2025 19d ago
Hrmn. Maybe you’re about to lose everything you have anyway, you’re ticked off about it, and you don’t value any life besides your own. Like, say, a total narcissist nearing end of life/reign.
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by newAccount2025 21d ago
It’s common for formal proof efforts about software and hardware to involve thousands to tens of thousands of small lemmas. 13M lines does seem extreme and there is probably a lot of inefficiency given the way the proof was developed. Cutti
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by newAccount2025 21d ago
Nah. At the end of the day it’s candidate A vs. B. Once they’re all corrupt you still have to decide between them and pick the lesser evil as you see it. They’re creatures of ambition and incentives, and the corruption is a feature of the s
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by newAccount2025 25d ago
2025-09 would be helpful context for the article link
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by newAccount2025 1mo ago
Haha. Yeah. I somehow find Claude Code’s utter lack of time reasoning to be very fun. “The work we did two weeks ago…” oh friend that was this morning…
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by newAccount2025 1mo ago
I’m loving small models. The gemma4 26/31b models have been deeply impressive on weird prose analysis tasks that I am working on. Nova-micro is really stupid but is extremely fast when it’s smart enough to do something. I’m trying to b
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by newAccount2025 1mo ago
Similar experience here. I had raised my cap to $20 because they had given me promo credit. The credit expired without me using it and I didn’t notice. One fine day I was like, oh my weekly quota resets soon, I will kick off an expensive bu
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by newAccount2025 1mo ago
100%. It is crazy that the default response to everything is act then explain. It starts writing code or running commands and I’m just like my dude wtf are you trying to do, can you just clue me in first.
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by newAccount2025 1mo ago
I had pretty good luck recently by giving it a writing guide about word choice, sentence structure, paragraph structure, and overall doc structure. I basically ask it to read the guide and revise a couple of times before I engage with its w
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by newAccount2025 2mo ago
Surely there is no need to review every ad. Coke and Apple and whatnot are not going to be doing this. New companies or companies with a history of complaints can face extra scrutiny. With AI capabilities so far along you have tier 1 ready
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by newAccount2025 2mo ago
Is it? There are lots of wonderful US Christians who believe in kindness and compassion and love. There are also lots of US Christians who are deep into end-times insanity, like Christian Zionists. Perhaps the 25% number is high, but this i
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by newAccount2025 2mo ago
Why? Mine is great. And light. And QUIET.
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by newAccount2025 2mo ago
I took it to mean “as someone with a Texas accent”
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by newAccount2025 3mo ago
The other boxes would slide around anyways after your box was delivered tho?
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by newAccount2025 3mo ago
Horse shit. The government has extremely deep expertise in computer science readily available on their payroll and at their beck and call. They literally have DARPA, for instance.
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by newAccount2025 3mo ago
Yes this exact line caught my attention. A sign of genius is being able to simplify and teach. If something really is superhumanly smart, it should be able to bring us along with its thinking and explain why its answers are right.
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by newAccount2025 4mo ago
I think “build vs prompt” is a false binary that frames the argument badly. There are way more nuanced uses of LLMs than skill-free “write me a facebook clone.” Like, hey LLM, help me develop tests of X, review this design for X, help me ar
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by newAccount2025 4mo ago
I would feel more sad about this if the web wasn’t so rotten to begin with. On average, any random site is just trying to throw ads at you and harass you to subscribe and such.
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by newAccount2025 4mo ago
That’s an instant debate winner if we can’t differentiate between breaking cameras and mass death.
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by newAccount2025 5mo ago
Ugh. I just went through this ID verification process yesterday and I got it to work on /maybe/ the 8th try. Truly horrible design. Now I’m in a paperwork exchange with some random third party to get the account associated with my
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by newAccount2025 6mo ago
No. Theoretically congress could impeach him, but his party has proven they will support him no matter what his crimes. Theoretically his cabinet could remove him with the 25th amendment but they are all complicit and will need pardons for
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by newAccount2025 6mo ago
Like, this very second? It’s been ones of months since USA attacked Venzuela. We are openly musing about invading Greenland. We are actively embargoing and threatening to invade Cuba. We are the unhinged aggressor in all of this.
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by newAccount2025 6mo ago
Strong agree. When I started managing there was very little oversight. It wasn’t perfect and we went a bit astray, and we also did phenomenal work and had everyone on the team deeply engaged and moving with autonomy. On my second team, the
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by newAccount2025 6mo ago
Thanks, neat, I had no idea. That’s a nice system.
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by newAccount2025 6mo ago
I think this is mostly right. In a blameless postmortem style process, you would look at not just the mistake itself but the factors influencing the mistake and how to mitigate them. E.g., doctor was tired AND the hospital demanded long hou

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