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by otikik 2y ago
Is it an “editor” at that point? Wouldn’t it more appropriate to call it “cleaning tool” or something similar? Given that you can’t really use it to create something from scratch, just for “touch ups”.
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by otikik 2y ago
It has never been about it being "pressing", or even about ideology. It's about cold, calculated electoral math. Abortion is what's called a Wedge Issue[1]. It is so because the public opinion on the US is divided rought
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by otikik 2y ago
Thanks. I found a way to do it with just git. No oh-my-zsh necessary: git config --global alias.track '!git branch -u origin/$(git branch --show-current)'
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by otikik 2y ago
This needs a “git-track”. Make the current branch track the one in origin with the same name, if it exists
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by otikik 2y ago
Shadows do get "darker" when they overlap and there's more than a single light source. 3 people illuminated by 2 lamps will project 6 shadows. Where the 6 shadows all overlap, that will be "black" (or only picking
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by otikik 2y ago
Agree that it is a mess. If I know that someone is using an llm to produce code, I think it is only fair that I use an LLM to review the code too. If you want me to put the work as a reviewer, you'd better put the work as a writer.
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by otikik 2y ago
Unfortunately we live in a world of limited time and resources, and priorities need to be adjusted accordingly. Honestly, I would put the blame on PGP. It has a … special UX. I tried to use it in 3 separate occasions, and ended up doing som
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by otikik 2y ago
Well what can I say. Perhaps he wanted a bigger house.
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by otikik 2y ago
Yep. Thanks
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by otikik 2y ago
Would you be surprised to learn that in Spain almost all windows have built-in blinds? https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Persiana
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by otikik 2y ago
Words that the author uses to associate with coal: "extraordinary", "celebrate", "quintessential", "a feat", "flexibility", "savings" Words used in the article in association with
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by otikik 2y ago
I meant “no one is saying that on this thread” of course. A lot of people talk about the conflict between Palestine and Israel too but we don’t bring it here because we are talking about something else.
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by otikik 2y ago
No one has said it’s either-or. In fact the thread you responded specifically mentions how nuclear needs to be there as a “bad weather backup” of other clean energy sources.
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by otikik 2y ago
By what studies?
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by otikik 2y ago
That has strong “let’s put this in as a temporary solution, we will fix it later” energy.
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by otikik 2y ago
I have worked with many developers and I have seen them follow two distinct paths when encountering complex code. There's one camp that wants to use abstractions and names, and there's another (in my experience, smaller) camp whic
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by otikik 2y ago
> I have gotten much more bullish about pure functional programming, even in C/C++ where reasonable: (link) The link is no longer valid, I believe this is the article in question: https://www.gamedeveloper.com/progr
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by otikik 2y ago
They failed because they didn’t sell their dissidents’ organs.
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by otikik 2y ago
Those pesky moral principles are also getting in the way of growth. If you want real growth, force people to work for you for free. If they stop working you can always sell their organs.
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by otikik 2y ago
Indeed! You would also been more "successful" selling drugs to teens, or trafficking with human organs. But you did not and that's a good thing.
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by otikik 2y ago
He did mention tangling
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by otikik 2y ago
> We work weekends, so it's 7 days a week, just want to make sure that's ok with you This translates to "I am a bad manager"
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by otikik 2y ago
> But people also constantly make mistakes I absolutely agree. As far as I know, the judge is on the table about whether we do anything different from them. > "hallucinating" is error in processing the input causing it to
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by otikik 2y ago
It seems that we are in agreement. > The piece that would make them distinguish "true" from "strongly correlated with the corpus" is not yet discovered, AFAIK That piece is what would categorize us into not "hall
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by otikik 2y ago
All they do is hallucinating. Their results are statistic extrapolations from a big corpus of data. For them a "true" fact "looks the same" as a "false, but strongly correlated with the corpus" fact. The piece
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by otikik 2y ago
I don’t know anything about this. Does Firefox reject contributions?
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by otikik 2y ago
Spanish here. I do it all the time. I even carry a small bottle of alcohol in case I go to a place where I can't wash my hands first. I would say most people do wash their hands here, however I have seen everything. From people not was
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by otikik 2y ago
Yeah with Fox News it’s sometimes difficult to know which lies people are referring to, specifically.
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by otikik 2y ago
There’s perhaps wealthy people who are not elites.
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by otikik 2y ago
You must have a very good memory, then. I was made painfully aware of how not great mine was yesterday. I met this woman through my wife. It turns out I already met this person 5 years ago, because we share a common friend. She remembered m

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