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by otikik 5mo ago
So I have been thinking about this for a while - if your product has "plugins" there's only two ways forward: * There's a line of "blessed plugins" that your own company supports, maintains and guarantees, and
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by otikik 5mo ago
You are omitting the second part: "but it would react exactly the way any conscious human would" So the pain would be registered , and reacted to . The only difference is in how the world "feel" is interpreted. For Cha
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by otikik 5mo ago
> It's great that gemini-cli is open-source, but that also comes with a bunch of ai-generated issues and pull-requests, which is sure to impede development In a way, it is exciting to me that people exist that think like this. It is
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by otikik 5mo ago
Why is this not called Pimp?
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by otikik 5mo ago
I am not denying the fact that you feel pain. What I am denying is that there's anything metaphysical about the whole process. The opponents of physicalism like Chalmers start from the axiom that consciousness is, in fact, separated
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by otikik 5mo ago
Serves me well for answering a comment before reading the article. This is basically what the author says, even pointing to the Philosophical zombie and all. Shame on me.
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by otikik 5mo ago
A philosophical zombie [1] is essentially a mobile, autonomous human body devoid of consciousness. Critically, still giving all of the external cues that it has in fact consciousness. It is supposed to prove that physicalism doesn't wo
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by otikik 5mo ago
Found it a bit annoying having to press 'i' at the start in order to equip the dagger and armor that were on my backpack, but well done.
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by otikik 5mo ago
My main problem is this: - If (big If) AI actually replaces workers, then we have a problem, because lots of folk lost their jobs - If AI doesn't replace workers, then we have a recession, because a lot of the US economy now sits on to
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by otikik 5mo ago
Yeah, I was considering getting into 3D printing and Bambu was one of the finalists. It's good to have one less brand to think about, makes it a bit easier to decide.
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by otikik 5mo ago
What do you do if you want to combine several sources with different aspect ratios? Surely black bars are acceptable in that case?
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by otikik 5mo ago
Well "to control" means two different things: "having the ability to modify or interrupt something" and "having the willingness to exert that ability". OP says Google has the first. You are saying Google doesn&
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by otikik 5mo ago
Well that is not my experience. My first task as an intern, decades ago, was performing a useful task for the company that hired me. I did a mediocre job at it and it took me way longer than it would take one of the experienced engineers th
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by otikik 5mo ago
I was disagreeing with "they shouldn't be". I think we should care that our engineers have put the effort to understand the code they are responsible to produce. I don't care specifically about how they get that knowledg
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by otikik 5mo ago
> it produces absolutely stellar world-class code I am using Claude Code with Opus 4.5 and I have to correct it every day. It produces working code but it makes mistakes. The code is more verbose than it should be, misunderstands/i
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by otikik 5mo ago
Freshers certainly can give the appearance of taking ownership and shipping full stack features in a few weeks. The problem is that "I copied the issue on claude code and then committed the code it produced" is not actually taki
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by otikik 5mo ago
I never tell claude to "go over this bunch of files and do this". I tell it "write a program that goes over this bunch of files and do this". Sometimes "do this" can be invoking another claude instance.
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Robot dogs with tech boss faces roam Berlin art exhibit(youtube.com)
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by otikik 6mo ago
Love the punchline
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by otikik 6mo ago
I was arguing about the fact that the number of deaths on the tsunami was relevant. I think you must have answered to the wrong thread.
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by otikik 6mo ago
> ~20,000 people died due to the Earthquake > Irrelevant. Well, that needs more nuance. You have to understand that Japan is unusually well prepared for natural disasters. From earthquake resistant building codes, to alarm systems, ed
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by otikik 6mo ago
Caveman mode combined with goblin mode sounds like fun
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by otikik 6mo ago
Fair enough. Thank you for your work, I know it can be quite demanding to deal with people like this all the time.
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by otikik 6mo ago
It’s not “generic”. It refers to, like, 100 people or less. There’s a comment down below that says “most young people would do it”. Why don’t you say anything to that person?
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by otikik 6mo ago
It is the simplest explanation. It is the conjeture that it feels any different that needs a proof.
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by otikik 6mo ago
To know our future, sometimes it helps to look at our past. And then extrapolate.
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by otikik 6mo ago
Well that is a sad, sad, world view. I think very few people would . Precisely that lack of scruples is a prerequisite and a consequence of becoming rich and powerful.
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by otikik 6mo ago
I don't think OP is pointing to what he "hopes" is happening. He's pointing to what he thinks the rich and powerful are steering society towards.
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by otikik 6mo ago
You have already been dead. It feels exactly like it felt before you were born.
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