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by pllbnk 2mo ago
Just give your favorite LLM to read it, maybe it will enjoy. It's not meant for humans anyway.
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
Qwen 3.6 27B will do that for you, or any other model with a few billion parameters. I don't see any value there other than nice UI on top of an LLM.
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
Also, where do I store the backup Yubikey, or any other pass key owning device for that matter? It has to be easily accessible to set up the pass keys, but also safe from accidents like house fire. There's a strange tension where I wan
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
2 parties isn't much more than 1. And their definitions of truth are almost identical when it comes to capitalism anyway.
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I'm in Europe. I have been tracking my all expenses to the cent religiously since 2010 in Excel sheets. I also haven't changed my grocery habits much since around 2020, except very recently when I actually started looking at the
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
Thanks for the perspective. I have intuitively thought adults live at their parents' mostly out of need and much less often out of choice. The dynamics change in the latter case as two independent adults can make an agreement on how th
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I understand that such a game of life might be beneficial for a child. But I would like to understand the reasoning to do that with an adult. > I know other fathers that charge their adult children rent, keep the money, and then gift it
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I can’t understand morally or financially how can parents charge anything of their children. Not judging it, just honestly can’t understand it. Isn’t it the parents’ responsibility to build the foundation for their children and keep buildin
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I think it's an important distinction whether crime stops happening after all criminals are locked up or after preventative measures are taken to prevent criminal activity happening in the first place. When criminals are locked up, the
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I have been noticing a lot of Cloudflare false positives where it keeps spinning on my sessions never actually redirecting me to the underlying page. If they keep just vibe coding and releasing a new solution every day, I am afraid it will
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
Exactly. AAA games are not needed to have fun. I and my wife are having a lot of fun playing Dr. Mario or Street Fighter (the original one) on our 4K TV.
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
They can request an agent to reduce the amount of code, right? Why do it manually?
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
Meta is a private organization subject to the laws of the countries it operates in. Concentration camps are government entities, legalized by the country. Even then it's not always the choice of a person whether to comply the orders. B
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
We shouldn't blame people who work in companies making harmful decisions. Employees are not in a position of strength and should not feel responsible for choosing employment that helps them maximize their wealth. It's the governme
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
What's the point of the "recovery" in terms of stuffing people back to the offices when they can successfully perform their work from home?
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by pllbnk 3mo ago
I think that Anthropic is gaslighting us with their new model releases. Specifically, I think they have some good base model and are just fine-tuning it until they achieve desired outcome, or the desired outcome is achieved accidentally as
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by pllbnk 4mo ago
Legal immigration to the US for an every day person is nearly impossible. You can’t just decide one day that you will move to the US and try to make a life there. European countries are orders of magnitude more open than the US.
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by pllbnk 4mo ago
Eventually the costs of running inference will catch up to us, then we will see. But LLMs are really expensive and it is possible that with the incredible amounts of code they generatr it might become too expensive for them to keep up with
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by pllbnk 4mo ago
I have been wondering whether Anthropic are just gaslighting everyone with new model releases while in reality it's just the same base model with some internal knobs tuned more and more up with every new release to provide longer and l
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by pllbnk 4mo ago
My experience is that with every new release it's getting slower but not necessarily better. I have some projects where I review everything that the agents code - these projects look generally fine because I keep them in line. There ar
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by pllbnk 4mo ago
I have been building a small web app for my family recently. I was planning to host it on my own server and not do any fancy reactive and asynchronous stuff. It was a simple multi-page app with simple forms and links. And it sucked because
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
I see where they are going but have doubts regarding the long-term success. Currently I use LLMs (definitely not Google) and search (mostly Google) to verify what LLMs say if I care by finding trusted sources. Maybe it will work in the begi
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
It was sarcasm. They are using song from 1980's to advertise their AI-everything 2020's dystopia.
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
I don't know what it is but I feel there is some sort of logical fallacy here. Ed Zitron is an analyst. His viewpoint is that AI is bad for whatever reasons and he does his job by trying to uncover those reasons and does a solid work.
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
I wonder if the song they used for the video is also AI-generated. It's pretty catchy.
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
> capital will spread like plasmodium fungus into every unoccupied crag and niche in the economy not yet touched by AI I guess it's a metaphor for the "hugely successful" trickle-down economics we have been witnessing.
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
Not necessarily. The government controls prices, the government assigns _everyone_ some work no matter how meaningless it is; so instead of one street sweeper we would get 10. Everybody is paid just enough to live and have work assigned to
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
My guess is as good as anyone's. But I think NATO was used as an excuse for war because it's a military (although defense) alliance. It would be impossible to justify war for country joining the EU. As for the golden ticket metaph
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
Simple - you ask an LLM to fix it. It would be the same hard dependency on a programmer if you hired someone to write code for you as they would need to maintain it and would cost you. LLMs might possibly be interchanged easier than human e
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by pllbnk 5mo ago
I think it's simpler than that and isn't talked much. Ukraine has been on a direct path to join European Union. Russians and Ukrainians have had significant ties - parts of families living in one country, parts in another, marriag

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