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8mo ago
"If I have nothing to hide I have nothing to fear" eh? What a colossally bad thing to do for personal privacy. Yes let's give governments the ability to spot and pick up anyone they want for any reason under the guise of 
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8mo ago
and why do they need react...
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8mo ago
They already do this I've had claude reference prior conversations when I'm trying to get technical help on thing A, and it will ask me if this conversation is because of thing B that we talked about in the immediate past
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8mo ago
I thought it was already doing this? I asked Claude UI to clear its memory a little while back and hoo boy CC got really stupid for a couple of days
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8mo ago
Dude I'm tired. Tired of having to learn some stupid new UI paradigm just because. I really really wish there was ONE standard orthodoxy with regards to UI and how programs work and how we get around them. Instead we have these clowns
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8mo ago
No, there was gatekeeping, it was knowledge. You had to be knowledgeable enough to work the system. You had to have the time to dedicate to learning the system and how the internet and how computers worked. Those twin gates kept the interne
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8mo ago
> And let's be realistic, there will always be demand for a crap-running platform for vendors that don't care (or just have their core values elsewhere). My kingdom for some way of gatekeeping platforms so that entities like th
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8mo ago
> Imagine if apps for mobile could be deployed via swf. We'd have billions of apps, and you could just tap to download them from the web. No they wouldn't. We've forgotten just how bad and sloppy flash apps were. The handf
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8mo ago
Just confirms that the Pro plan is not that usable for professional-level code wrangling
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8mo ago
You mean "finished", as in complete
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8mo ago
Yeah I just loved the one where they forced ads on the homescreen. Now I use ProjectIvy
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8mo ago
This is on the pro ($100/mo) plan? I go through multiple sessions like this per day and it barely makes a dent. And I just keep it in Opus the whole time. How is it possible that our experiences are so different with essentially the sa
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8mo ago
I really want to experiment with Godot but Unreal keeps giving me free assets....
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8mo ago
I am using my claude pro plan for at least 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, to maintain a medium-sized codebase, and my total weekly usage is something like 25% of my limit. What the hell are people doing that burns through that token limit so
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8mo ago
Rumor has it they were jelly because the Playstation 3 had one higher version number than what would have been the Xbox 2, so it became the Xbox 360 instead. And then got further off the rails when its replacement arrived
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8mo ago
I thought it was based on the user thumbs-up and thumbs-down reactions, it evolving the way that it does makes it pretty obvious that users want their asses licked
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8mo ago
It's almost always marketing and some stupid idea someone there had. I don't know why non-technical people try and claim so much ownership over versioning. You nearly always end up with these ridiculous outcomes. "I know! Let
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9mo ago
I know, but I really like gaming on the music production speakers! Having one computer that does both is too much fun
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9mo ago
bUt wE wAnT tHe BeSt oF tHe BeSt!!!11
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9mo ago
I really wish linux had a decent answer for DRM-protected VST plugins. Yes you can run stuff in WINE but I need to be able to use iLok and the bullshit DRM systems for about a dozen other publishers. I am so glad that gaming on linux is via
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9mo ago
You could just let the VMs be normal IPs on the network....
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9mo ago
If ubuntu had stuck with APT for software installs instead of snap and whatever else, it would be a lock less headachey
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9mo ago
I worry about people who use this approach where they never look at the code. Vibe-coding IS possible but you have to spent a lot of time in plan mode and be very clear about architecture and the abstractions you want it to use. I've w
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9mo ago
It's a level of excess whose loss is probably a net positive for society. I would argue that there are very, very few cases where such a level is justified.
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9mo ago
Why do you argue against paying people more when we are stuck in a society that increasingly fucks over workers with blithe logic and one-sided presentations of data?
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9mo ago
Today's lesson: don't paywall mods! Like it or not, mods should be free. Unless you want that scene to turn into another shitshow, just like what happened with Youtube. The moment you open the floodgates on that, the modscene will
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9mo ago
Great! But where is the "download all" button. Folders on my hard drive > anything hosted on the web
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9mo ago
Noun project is great but you have to manually remove a bunch of junk from their SVGs to make them usable unless you pay. It's kind of BS
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9mo ago
Ideally, sure. But in some places you're what you're proposing is like trying to boil the oceans to make a cup of tea VBA et al succeeded because they enabled workers to move forward on things they would otherwise be blocked on or
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