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by peepee1982 7mo ago
I'm not arguing for state capitalism. I consider the "company vs. government" framing as fundamentally flawed. I see it as "a few in power vs. Everyone gets exactly one vote". I want things in society organized in a
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by peepee1982 7mo ago
What you're describing is the expected and correct outcome inside a profit-oriented, capitalist system. So the only way I see out of this situation would be changing policy to a more socialist one, which doesn't seem to be so popu
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by peepee1982 8mo ago
Who willingly reads this pompous AI slop?
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by peepee1982 8mo ago
Standardization is needed for agentic coding harnesses to be able to parse the files and inject them into the context in a way that takes the least effort for the user. This is true for MCP as well. You could just describe a bunch of comman
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by peepee1982 8mo ago
I've done this out of curiosity with the base model of LLama 3.1 405B. I vibe coded a little chat harness with the system prompt being a few short conversations between "system" and "user" with "user:" bei
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by peepee1982 9mo ago
No one is arguing that thinking doesn’t improve thinking. But expressing thoughts precisely by formulating them into the formalized system of the written word adds a layer of metacognition and effort to the thinking process that simply isn’
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by peepee1982 9mo ago
You are conflating Marxism with China, which is just a state-capitalist powerhouse using the exact same model of enclosure and rent-seeking we are arguing against. China doesn't "hand over" automation because capitalists are
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by peepee1982 9mo ago
It is honestly depressing how many people have swallowed the capitalist pill so completely. Most people can't even fathom a world where cooperation actually works better than a cutthroat rat race. It leads to these total room-temperatu
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by peepee1982 11mo ago
Might be implicit prioritization, but I don’t think it’s prioritized by importance, rather than by likelihood of being a problem.
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by peepee1982 11mo ago
I think my kids might love this. I certainly loved the original as a kid. Not even the second or third installment. The first one has always been my favorite, because it was so god damn punk rock simple.
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by peepee1982 11mo ago
I read it more like "workers" being the ones who actually produce the good stuff, and "the boss" as being the entity to stick it to (as explained in the classic film "School of Rock").
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by peepee1982 11mo ago
Yep. Also, sometimes you figure out a bug and in the process you find a whole bunch of new ones that the first bug just never let surface.
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by peepee1982 11mo ago
It’s pretty tough to exercise or clean your house when getting out of bed feels like an insurmountable task. Depression isn’t like an infection or cancer—it’s a diagnosis based on established criteria, as are most mental disorders. Experts
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by peepee1982 1y ago
Spoken like a true psychopath: uninhibited by strong, conflicting emotions, because there are none.
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I found mine by word of mouth. Other than that, the only way I can think of is trying till you find a good one.
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I understand your perspective, but it's narrowly focused on the ugly parts of life. I agree that the capitalist system is sickening and that people are too complacent in general. But the fact that you think there are no good experience
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by peepee1982 1y ago
You're confusing kindness with being a pushover. You can be kind and self-respecting at the same time. Your last two comments here make me suspect you suffer from some kind of traumatic abuse you haven't had the chance to poperly
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I wish this were more common knowlegdge. Every time I see someone whether ADHD "exists" I think to myself "Dude, we decided that certain traits falling in a certain range on a spectrum warrant their own category because it
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I have had such bad experiences with psychiatrists and psychologists being contrarian and demanding filling in generic tests leading to no working solutions (aka you're depressed here's a prescription for an SSRI. Still depressed?
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by peepee1982 1y ago
How the fuck does anyone try injecting a woman's urine under a frog's skin?!?
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I'm a native German speaker. "Lobhudelei" doesn't fit for me, as I would rather translate it as "schmoozing" or "glazing". "Schönreden" is the closest I can think of on the spot.
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I agree, but this does not work for people who are unable to get into a peaceful and calm mood ever, and they aren't even "trusting" their gut, their view of the world is completely distorted by it. Again, not disagreeing. Bu
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by peepee1982 1y ago
My experience as well. I was able to mask my ADHD with my high IQ, but I always felt like everyone else got a memo that I had missed, even when I was able to perform at a high level for short amounts of time. Been diagnosed last year at age
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I found a study a while ago that measured the effect of defining personas, and the effect was significant, but not very big. I like defining roles because I think it makes setting boundaries a bit easier. When I assign the role of architect
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by peepee1982 1y ago
Thanks. Now I have to watch review videos for the next couple of hours and become an insufferable evangelist for the next couple of weeks.
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by peepee1982 1y ago
You're saying this as if there were no research going on about aging. We know why aging happens. That doesn't mean we can just stop or reverse the process, or that it is even possible to do so.
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by peepee1982 1y ago
I choose tools based on many reason. But the vibe they give me has a lot of weight, yes. Another example: if you give me two programming fonts to choose from that are both reasonably legible, I'll have a strong preferance for one over
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by peepee1982 1y ago
You can install Qwen Code (the Gemini CLI fork) and use OAuth for authentication. That will give you 2000 free requests per day, no token limits. RooCode can use OAuth as well (but you have to install Qwen Code first).
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by peepee1982 1y ago
You are influenced just as much. You're just not aware of it. Also, I think you're completely missing the point of the conversation by glancing over the nuances of what is being said and relying on completely overgeneralizing plat
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by peepee1982 1y ago
This sounds like a contrarian troll question. Every tool we use has an effect on our attitudes in many subtle and sometimes not so subtle ways. It's one of the reasons so many of us are obsessed with tools.

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