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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Yea sorry if I did a bit of a rant there.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
No offense intended, I don't even know you at all, but I see people claim things like you did so often these days that I begin to question reality. These claims always have some big disclaimer, as yours does. I still don't know a
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Damn, it really is all just vibes eh? Everyone just vibes their way to coding these days, no proof AI is actually doing anything for you. It's basically just how someone feels now: that's reality. In some sense, computers and digi
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
They keep the universe running.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
I think this would be perfect for race cars. We might be getting closer to a serious EV endurance series.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
America probably invented extraordinary rendition.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
> Yes. I have lost count of the number of PRs that have come to me where the developer added random blank lines and deleted others from code that was not even in the file they were supposed to be working in. That’s not a great example of
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
A senior dev should be mentoring and talking to a junior dev about a task well before it hits the review stage. You should discuss each task with them on a high level before assigning it, so they understand the task and its requirements fir
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
I kinda thought Apple was better about this sort of thing, what with the Genius bar and that sort of thing. I pretty much made an ass of myself by assuming that, I guess, because I switched from Google stuff straight into Apple. I should pr
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Interestingly, the humans running the "unregulated space datacenter" are still on Earth, subject to Earth's laws.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
If they ghosted you they already blacklisted you. Your comment has the energy of, “you can’t quit, you’re fired!”
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
I wonder if there is data out there for this kind of thing. I'd like to see it to see which one of us is correct or if we're both wrong (or right).
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
I'd like to see data on the distances people drive on a regular basis. For America where I am from, I think that a vast majority of people could use EVs today with the ranges they have today. I didn't see any EVs with ranges below
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
The range is fine today, the problem is charging infrastructure now. There aren't enough high speed chargers, and we can't build more because of the same reasons we can't build more AI datacenters: power. Tesla can build tons
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Well, I guess we disagree on this, but I think it's a shit move to blow up a bunch of any object that is normally benign and which could logically be sitting next to or in the hands of an innocent. I'll die on that hill. I know it
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Kids love to grab anything that is interesting to them.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
> letting someone else handle their pager I guess you've never given your phone to your toddler for 2 minutes to watch a video while you pooped in a public bathroom, huh?
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Prove it.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
Doesn’t work like that in the military, you have no privacy rights basically.
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by ok_dad 10mo ago
I was also misdiagnosed as bipolar due to a crisis years ago, which destroyed my career path in the military and post service. Since then I’ve been diagnosed as autistic, but much like you I’m just capable enough to kind of run the rat race
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
I should specify also that I am not saying a medical diagnosis is not important, or that there is no such thing as ADHD or Autism. I believe as a society we need to be more flexible in every area for every human and also to give individual
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
It's a way to separate us so that we can fight about it and not focus on the important aspect which is to provide everyone the help they need and deserve to make a successful life for themselves. Some may need more help than others, an
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
I am very excited for a few years when the bubble bursts and all this hardware is on the market for cheap like back in the early to mid 2000's after that bubble burst and you had tons of old servers available for homelabs. I can't
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
Yea I was depressed and it turned into a whole thing. Military especially hide mental issues due to the stigma and chance to lose your livelihood.
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
It's almost a meme in Willjum's comments that people watch Willjum's channel but don't play Rust! I am also a WJ watcher.
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
I ain’t hot a horse in this race I just put 2 and 2 together to get 4. I’m sure Java is fine but they didn’t buy Java.
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
Yea, they just posted this a few days ago: https://www.anthropic.com/engineering/advanced-tool-use They discussed how running generated code is better for context management in many cases. The AI can generate code to r
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
Let me refer you back to the GP, where the CEO of Anthropic says AI will be writing most code in 12 months. I think the parent comment you replied to was being somewhat facetious.
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
Yea, that's one game that's more fun to watch than play I will admit, so mostly I'm a "pro rust watcher with over 300 hours watching rust" (this is a bit of an in-joke, sorry) who sees the annoyance and lack of fun
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by ok_dad 11mo ago
Try playing Rust without anti-cheat and you will immediately change your tune. It isn't fun playing a game where you can lose everything to a guy who can cause bullets to bend around objects.

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