nonethewiser

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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
I find F way more intuitive for weather. The larger scale helps. 100 is hot. 0 is quite cold. Boiling point is irrelevant. 32 freezing is the only thing that feels arbitrary.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
People keep saying it’s so an app can resize to the full interior screen but none of the marketing photos actually have this. So its hard to say “what a genius masterstroke by Apple.” Most have the closed screen plus another view. Or the lo
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
You mean unlike all of the marketing photos?
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
But its two states. What do you mean “all the way down?”
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
You mean all two states?
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Depends on the nature of the levers
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Could this explain Opus?
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>I think it's best read as a humorous piece of creative fiction and you can employ your suspension of disbelief for this ride But what is the point of the fiction, if not that its relatable? Is it supposed to mirror some fictional r
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>It’s like if you gave your buddy $100 to give to his room mate, and he decides to wait a week and gamble it on Kalshi Or treasuries. Its actually a minor part of rheir business. And frankly who cares given that its a sustainable system.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
In the US. Not in Europe because interchange fees for consumer cards are capped at 0.3%
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Are you saying servers keep 90% of what you pay? Tip and otherwise? What country? How do you know? How could a business possibly operate in this reality?
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
This hasn’t been my experience at all
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
If nothing else, it definitively proves AI produces real value. I hear the contrary a lot but Im not convinced anyone actually believes it.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>Clearly it’s a useful tool if it’s used by so many people and companies. Yeah but its not. Hence the huge layoffs. If they don’t want to find another software development job maybe they could work at a New Jersey gas station. New Jersey
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
They made money by selling components. It was never a good business model. Im fine with saying AI killed it — its not a bad look for AI.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Same with phones with replaceable batteries.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
I dont find this to be indicative of Claude (opus?) at all. My experience doesnt lead me to think it would change a cancel button to blue if I ask it to change an "Add to Cart" button to blue. I assume this is just a contrived exa
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>It's pretty clear to be that governments shouldn't be able to 'subcontract' their way out of the limits placed on them via the constitution. Primary example: U.S. government officials pressuring social-media platform
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Yeah this is basically my reaction. 9/10 use it because it's obviously the best solution. The real point is what's between the lines: A growing number of European techies are not optimizing for the best technical solution. At
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
I have no idea how people can overlook this. I mean I have some idea. A sort of “enemy of my enemy is my friend” meets “leopards ate my face.”
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Yeah the retort ("Well Trump is more corrupt") shows it. Both things can be true.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
But the poll asks if corruption is widespread. Trump could be 100x as corrupt as Biden and it says nothing about if corruption is widespread.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Yes. Democrats at 57% 2 years ago is the abberation.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
>Their corruption is bad. (Ie. the other party) Republicans were at 88 and went to 83. Down a tiny bit but pretty flat overall. The Democrats went from 57->91.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
From 2024 -> 2026 Republican: 88->83 Democrat: 57->91 Republicans barely changed. It's insane than Democrats were so low 2 years ago.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Wait, so Europeans dont want to use github pages? And would rather pay 9 euros/month?
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
I wouldn't even accept the anecdote as true
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
Way leas capable of taking high level instructions and making sensible changes across a codebase. Good for more precise changes.
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
That’s really not the highest fidelity interpretation of “fidelity.”
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by nonethewiser 1mo ago
I somewhat agree, especially because things are still very dynamic. Who knows what access to meaningful amount of usage looks like in 1 year. Unfortunately open models are still not as good as frontier ones and the hardware costs for a simi

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