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by pkilgore 6mo ago
Node has both built-in sqlite and testing functionality. Lots of reasons to like bun! But these two are interesting ones...
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
No remedies, no right. What are the consequences of breach? Otherwise, Americans only use for this is to wipe their ass, and only if they can find a paper version.
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
I can't tell if this was written by AI or by an author that has absorbed all of its worse tendencies, but past the bullet list at the front this was terrible writing. It's like the author was trying to meet a page requirement.
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
Did I miss the breakdown by class/wealth? I saw a bunch of other cross tabs. Not that one.
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
It's getting to the point where I search "K-shaped" and "Cohort" in these kinds of articles before I even read them. I'm not even saying these are why , exactly, but failure to wrestle with the intellectual e
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Researchers Simulated a Delusional User to Test Chatbot Safety(404media.co)
2 points by pkilgore 6mo ago|0 comments
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
Does this apply to Loom?
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
Seconded. After disabling adaptive thinking and using a default higher thinking, I finally got the quality I'm looking for out of Opus 4.6, and I'm pleased with what I see so far in Opus 4.7. Whatever their internal evals say abo
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by pkilgore 6mo ago
Did the USA just lose a war to fucking Iran?
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Did you have specific complaints about the data in the OP?
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
To be fair, I feel like the language is widely criticized for this particular choice and it's not a pattern you tend to see with newer APIs. It's a really valid FFI concern though! And I feel like superset languages like this live
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
ReasonML / Melange / Rescript are a wholistic approach to this: The issue with stapling an option or result type into Typescript is that your colleagues and LLMs won't used it (ask me how I know).
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
You "cannot fathom" the privilege your have or life experience you lack to believe this unconditionally.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Months old article.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Andreessen is a virus ("Do not fall into the trap of anthropomorphising Marc Andreessen") and has a virus' motivations: grow without thinking -- maybe the host dies, maybe it doesn't, but just grow.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
are you suggesting the former is not a demonstration of a shocking lack of competency?
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Appeal to authority, the logical fallacy, is not attempting to claim that authority is irrelevant or has zero signal whatsoever.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Slopliance?
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
In other words, we're still the product at HN: the customers are just not advertisers.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
This blog not having any mobile layout is a bit funny.
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
cowsay "lemon pound cake"
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Is this legal advice?
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by pkilgore 7mo ago
Congratulations!
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
It's sad to see someone running doom on a pregnancy tester?
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
Yeah, but if you vertically integrate you expand your target market, increase switching costs, and can charge rents, so everyone is trying to do it now.
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
Even better "imminent" war with Iran. For 47 years. Imminent.
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Don't make me talk to your chatbot(raymyers.org)
259 points by pkilgore 8mo ago|213 comments
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
> actual proof You don't think their own opinion of their own life isn't self-evident proof?
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
Fastmail and Kagi are not noticeable expenses (to me) but are a noticeable increase in quality of life. Might not have been true at one point but if you can spare the cost I highly recommend either.
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by pkilgore 8mo ago
Because they know for some problems it's easier to pay for the service than take the CapEx.

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