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by panny 8mo ago
>Roles the team don’t want to do – like email outreach and cold calling – we can get AI agents to do that Yes, you can, and then you'll get sued. $1500 per phone call under the TCPA. Good luck with that one.
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by panny 8mo ago
Easy can still be time consuming. I think trying to get an LLM to spit out the whole program is a flawed approach, but I understand why you'd want to be able to spitball 12 different data models quickly. https://notes.mtb.xy
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by panny 8mo ago
>You will not be allowed to have goods and services if you don't give me your money which you would need to buy goods and services. Either way you steal the goods and services from me. Not only immoral, but self-entitled about it. D
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by panny 8mo ago
I see a lot of people here saying things like: >ah, they're so dumb, they don't get it, the anti-LLM people This is one of the reasons I see AI failing in the short term. If I call you an idiot, are you more or less likely to b
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by panny 8mo ago
If you're having children you can't afford, you are irresponsible. That is simple and easy for anyone to understand. If you then take your irresponsiblity and pay for it with the tax money of responsible people, you're reward
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by panny 8mo ago
Oh great, more of my tax money goes to children I was too responsible to have. The whole US government is geared to fund people who can't keep it in their pants and produce children they could never afford. I'm really tired of thi
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by panny 8mo ago
GitHub started moving to Azure 3-4 months ago, https://archive.is/VD38Q I wonder how much of these outages are related.
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by panny 8mo ago
That doesn't change the fact that the submission is basically repeating the LISP curse. Best case scenario: you end up with a one-off framework and only you know how it works. The post you're replying to points out why this is a b
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by panny 8mo ago
My observation is that "AI" makes easy things easier and hard things impossible. You'll get your niche app out of it, you'll be thrilled, then you'll need it to do more. Then you will struggle to do more, because th
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by panny 9mo ago
Tim Cook is "stepping down" soon. Do you think his replacement will fix these things? I stopped using Apple stuff shortly after Steve Jobs died. Linus is still alive, but I wonder where I'll move once he is gone.
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by panny 9mo ago
That's funny, my free software projects are fine. I'm not going to say "I told you so" to open source, but ... yeah.
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by panny 9mo ago
Capital One are scumbags. I'm glad they are dying and spending their money on dying companies at the same time. Less than half valuation, lol.
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by panny 9mo ago
>I have £90,000 of student debt to repay, but it felt like the right thing to do. Debt is never "the right thing to do" ever.
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by panny 10mo ago
A Lenovo Chromebook Plus 14, with an MT8196 processor, with fully free blobless ARM Trusted Firmware on github https://github.com/ARM-software/arm-trusted-firmware With user replacable WiFi hardware, with full panfrost
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by panny 10mo ago
I believe you, but also believe me when I tell you it is not on my frontpage. ctrl-F llm https://i.imgur.com/D5K6b9c.png Not this story. edit: Hi fragmede, I'd reply but Nazi @dang says I'm posting too fast again.
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by panny 10mo ago
I hate humblebrag posts and hide them, but this was a good read. It's funny and I can relate.
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by panny 10mo ago
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on his not understanding it." Well, this definitely won't make the front page despite upvotes. Too many people here are heavily invested and cannot
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by panny 10mo ago
The really sad thing is Alyssa Rosenzweig was doing Libreboots on potato ARM laptops a few years ago. Asus C201 if I remember correctly. Alyssa went on to create Panfrost, which was fucking incredible. Then Alyssa left freedom and started w
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by panny 10mo ago
>karma: 1401 Lower your tone. edit: I'd reply, but "you're posting too fast" again
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by panny 10mo ago
I hate this stupid goddamn website. World changing news is happening, and what does this site do? Bury it. I hate this place so much it is unreal.
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by panny 10mo ago
Isn't if funny? There is a four hour old post about how smells guide our inner world on the front page. https://i.imgur.com/5DL7GtJ.png But this post, with 1.5x the upvotes, is nowhere on the front page. WE ARE IN A FI
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by panny 10mo ago
>As of 2025, Japan's suicide rate is reported to be 15.3 per 100,000 people, which is lower than the United States' rate of 16.1 per 100,000 people, despite the common stereotype that Japan has a high suicide rate. This marks a
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by panny 10mo ago
On voting day here, you can be in and out in 5 minutes. The amount of time it takes to vote is the amount of time it takes for you to fill in the bubbles. Tell me how that's worse than me waiting three hours in line in the Phoenix sun
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by panny 10mo ago
I understand it, the "disagree votes" and whatnot. At the end of the day, I fully expect to be a -4 wrongthinker for posting this. People get defensive when you start talking about their country, but they've never set foot he
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by panny 10mo ago
I'm in Japan now. Whatever Japan is doing, they should continue doing it. Life is much better here than in the US. By a country mile. I could elaborate for hours on this small statement. Everything in the US is worse than in Japan, exc
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by panny 10mo ago
There's no reason to be assmad. I know how to produce the sql statements in question. Being able to give the AI an example of what I wanted was part of the process. But doing hundreds of them is prone to typos. And cranking them out by
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by panny 10mo ago
Ani is an anime teenager in lingerie... What did you really expect?
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by panny 10mo ago
>The intermediate product of LLMs is still the Java or C or Rust or Python that came before them. English is not the intermediate product, as much as some may say it is. You don’t go prompt->binary. You still go prompt->source code
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by panny 10mo ago
Relax everyone. Without health insurance. All the doctors didn't die over the holiday as the headline might suggest.
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by panny 10mo ago
>Apple laptops are top notch. Not working with Linux is a function of Apple, not Linux. There is a crew who have wasted the last half decade trying to make Asahi Linux, a distro to run on ARM macbooks. The result is after all that time,

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