queenkjuul

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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
We can report it however we want regardless of how it may or may not be prosecuted
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Yeah cybersecurity as a field is a joke. Who cares what happens to existing 1s and 0s? People get worked up over the silliest things, as though numbers on a server could affect real people.
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
99℅ of people do not believe in murdering others for their religious beliefs
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
It is amazing but i wouldn't call it sad.
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
He definitely wrote with admiration about US treatment of native and black people
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Too generous. CEO Of $CORP caused millions of innocent people's lives to be damaged
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
I can't say it enough how angry it makes me that a kid i knew in high school who anonymously reported a vulnerability on his college network was hunted down and given federal charges, yet not one single person at OAI or else will see e
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
China stays winning
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
One agent's off the rails comment becomes the next's input prompt
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
They are an extremely sophisticated and impressive autocomplete. Nobody said they're not sophisticated or impressive.
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
The job market sucks for absolutely everyone right now, it's not a SWE thing. Fwiw I've had five recruiters reach out to me in the last four months and I'm not even applying places. It's a far cry from 2021-2022 but I&#x
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Oh man, the "unit tests" that test whether the framework/browser/language is doing what it's supposed to drive me insane. Those have their own tests already! Test the unit under test, that's why it's calle
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
AI documentation is practically worthless ime. I forbid it in my projects. It's almost always more useful to not have any documentation and read the code than to rely on AI docs. Testing though I'll mostly give you
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
I worked at an enterprise in 2022 that still relied on IE11 in certain places
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
You wouldn't need tailwind for svelte, but I've been using tailwind with svelte at work for years now and really like it
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
They have torrent downloads for a lot of content, I've downloaded almost a terabyte from them via torrent, they're just not bundled, as in you would need to retrieve each torrent file for each item individually, which might still
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Ah that's why they're losing billions of dollars a month...
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Why aren't they banning Signal?
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Yet
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Most Americans truly do believe that
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
I fucking hate the US so much
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Everyone else's uncle, and only on a good day
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
>verbal violence Clearly there's hyperbole on both sides
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Lol no X was and is toxic af
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
X and bluesky can both be toxic
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Wow, I thought they all shut down after elon's CnD
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
> they're telling a gullible audience a story they want to hear because it's a nice way to earn a living. Sure sounds a bit like Altman though ultimately, the audience being VCs
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Nah they do, Sam does nothing but lie in an effort to keep up share price. Selling people an impossible future is the job of OpenAI CEO. If tokens were profitable it'd be selling tokens, but they aren't so the only other option is
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
If you're starting a 4 year degree, whether the bubble bursts tomorrow or 6 years from now isn't that important: what's important is whether you want to start a degree in the bubble's field. Likewise if you're signi
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by queenkjuul 1mo ago
Utility for investors i guess sure, but for people that aren't investors, it mattered much less when RIM went under than that they still did.

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