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by nunez 7mo ago
Not a new phenomenon! It happened during the War on Iraq. https://www.nytimes.com/2003/03/02/weekinreview/you-can-bet-... People will bet on absolutely anything; gambling is as old as time itself. > W
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by nunez 7mo ago
Hell, I got Sonnet to write some light content that gets a 100% Human score on Pangram with no effort. That’s way more concerning to me, IMO.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Accessible is one thing; _easily_ accessible is another.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Wow, had no idea. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Afrika_bambaataa#Child_sexual_... Massively influential guy to hip hop, but what a shame.
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by nunez 7mo ago
did you confirm whether the person was real or not? this is an absolutely massive breach of privacy if the person was real that's worth telling Anthropic about.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Every fucking time. I hate this timeline.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Did we get "The Art of the Deal"'ed?
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by nunez 7mo ago
This is beautiful. Definitely beats the minimalist "cardboard box" stand. Bravo. I wouldn't want to move it though.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Reality TV shows are a HUGE HUGE HUGE segment; most of them aren't too far off. (Reality TV as a concept precedes Idiocracy but was refined in the 2010s.) "Ow! My Balls" was less about the Jackass part of it but more about th
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by nunez 7mo ago
The thing I find interesting about apps made by Claude et. al. is that they always fallback to using dotenv for configuration. I thought dotenv was on its way out! Personally, I've been using sOPs for this purpose.
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by nunez 7mo ago
...and I took this one personally. I was in LA for the week recently and went to see a Dodgers/Angels exhibition game at Dodger Stadium. $27 for the nosebleeds at the best stadium to sit high up at; easiest $27 ever spent! Except it wa
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by nunez 7mo ago
You can search for Creative Commons images on Google. Though, honestly, a longform piece would've been much better than the glitchy face horror show that is that "fiber-laying in Germany" image, which is a composite of hundre
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by nunez 7mo ago
Running speedtests to see that number go up. Mostly Hacker News though :D
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by nunez 7mo ago
If only we didn't need redundancy...
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by nunez 7mo ago
Because Google Fiber HQed there. Come to Houston, where you'll pay >$200/mo for 5Gbit if AT&T covers your area or MUCH LESS if Ezee is an option.
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by nunez 7mo ago
I'm going to disagree. I have 5Gbit FTTH and it is SO NICE to have large files download almost as quickly as pulling from an old hard drive. Used to have 1Gbit before.
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by nunez 7mo ago
There are plenty of rural/exurban/suburban cities where Xfinity "10G" DOCSIS coax, HughesNet/DirecTV or Starlink are your only realistic options.
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by nunez 7mo ago
Zoom in to see the real terror. Exited the article after seeing that.
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by nunez 7mo ago
> Which means we need people like Alice! We have to make space for people like Alice, and find a way to promote her over Bob, even though Bob may seem to be faster. If you are a massive company that owns all of the knowledge and all of t
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by nunez 7mo ago
> I'm not worried about the machines. The machines are fine. I'm worried about us. We're collectively racing towards the last scene of "Up", justifying each milestone along the way. I've used this analogy mo
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by nunez 7mo ago
You can also "job hop" internally if you want to stay at the same company but want a new experience. The thing about huge companies is that they're huge! You can switch to a team that functions completely differently from the
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by nunez 7mo ago
Welcome to the slop age!
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by nunez 7mo ago
It’s still like that for most software!
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by nunez 7mo ago
Blast from the past! I’ve definitely used this. Thanks for helping make it!
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by nunez 7mo ago
> The process of generating this data is labor intensive, because it requires sound ID experts to listen to each audio file carefully. Oh man. This is THE ONLY REASON why AI at scale works...and it's entirely powered by extremely re
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by nunez 7mo ago
Indispensable app. Works extremely well.
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by nunez 7mo ago
100%; absolutely. Search your name and an old (or current) email address on any search engine. Prepare to be horrified when you see address, DOB, social media presence, etc. for you AND YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY neatly linked together. One people
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by nunez 7mo ago
Thanks for your balanced perspective. It's great to hear another vim user's perspective. I'll keep giving Claude a chance!
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by nunez 7mo ago
Wow; a win for Suno if true!
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by nunez 7mo ago
Not sure if this is still the case, but Dillard's (US retailer) had a COBOL training program for undergrads as recently as six years ago

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