samrus

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by samrus 1y ago
"Your PR is missing testing results. Now, with playright pro, enjoy agentic debugging analysis that coordinates with coding agents including claude code, cursor, copilot, and more! Only 19.99!"
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by samrus 1y ago
Your last link seems to show alot of PRs being rejected because screenshots and test results werent included. I do get your point about the grammar rule being enforced badly, but the link isnt a great example it
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by samrus 1y ago
The problem is these bots dont understand the concept of "goals" or "achieving something". So they cant judge for themselves when they are actually helping (like in correcting grammar where its so bad its hindering commu
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by samrus 1y ago
Legislation is a dynamical and iterative process so that makes sense. We always make laws by looking at the previous set of laws, the society they resulted in, the society we wanna live in, and then adjusting the laws. Even the firsr laws w
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by samrus 1y ago
A bill being condiered by legislative bodies (priesthood) parhaps?
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by samrus 1y ago
Federal versus local authority? Crazy how mesopotamia was advanced enough to deal with these problems all that time ago
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by samrus 1y ago
I mean yeah. Thats the sad/exciting thing about history. That the earliest written account we know about of something implies that it was already in the middle of a very mature environment for that thing, so was most definiteky not the
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by samrus 1y ago
They would if theyre honest. Which we just dont know for sure these days
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by samrus 1y ago
thats when they were a real research company. the last proper research they did was instructGPT, everything since has been product development and following others. the reputation hit hasnt caught up with them because sam altman has built a
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by samrus 1y ago
The decision to use react for the start menu wasnt out of competency. The guy said on twitter that thats what he knew so he used it [1]. Didnt think twice. Head empty no thoughts 1 https://x.com/philtrem22/status/1
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by samrus 1y ago
In a suck and wierd way, its kinda not anticonpetitive. Onky because alot of entrprenuers arent actually trying to sell their product/service to customers, theyre actually trying to sell their company to investors, and have been the wh
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by samrus 1y ago
Great point actually. And it got me thinking, i already hook up the deck to my tv and use bluetooth peripherals with it. Maybw ill try using it as my daily driver at home
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by samrus 1y ago
And the time and effort it takes to maintian a project.
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by samrus 1y ago
The users arent the problem. The predatory corporations who will try to take advantage of them are the problem. If you see alot of sheep coming into your glade, the jackels are close behind
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by samrus 1y ago
This is wrong. A steamdeck in desktop mode is exactly a desktop. You can write and execute code on it the exact same way you do on your laptop You cant do that on mobile devices or other handhelds
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by samrus 1y ago
The title does make it sound like the AI itself lead to the vulnerability, which is false But cursor isnt off the hook. It wasnt a malicious copy, it was a legit copy of the cursor IDE distirbuting a package they allowed on the extension st
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by samrus 1y ago
Maybe 20 10M contracts is a bit too small, but this point is completely wrong too. Part of the purpose of public expenditure is to promote healthy businesses, not just procure things are efficiently as possible This is people's money,
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by samrus 1y ago
One question is whether OPD violated state law by leaving their data open for anyone to search. When they signed up to these systems, did they know that federal agencies could search their data without OPD needing to do anything?
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by samrus 1y ago
> "Hey, maybe I do run `ls` too much..." This cant be a though someone has ever had. Your telling me people are getting addicted to the ls command?
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by samrus 1y ago
Why? I use the terminal but i have no idea how cli commands would get so distracting you have to parental lock yourself out of them like its entertainment or social media
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by samrus 1y ago
> Why did you make that remark, if not to damage YC's reputation? Seems harsh and cultish to assume malice. He didnt say you parents have false credentials I would say calling out people and institutions like that is important so as
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by samrus 1y ago
Extremely generous and convenient application of hanlon's razor there. Sounds like schrodingers nazi, both the smartest man alive, and a moron, depending on what suits him at the time
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by samrus 1y ago
I dont think this works. I think the post is saying the bias isnt the system prompt, but in the training itself. Claude and ChatGPT are already trained so they wont be biased
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by samrus 1y ago
Whether this instance was a coincidence or not, i can not comment on. But as to your other point, i can comment that the incidents happening in south africa are very serious and need international attention
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by samrus 1y ago
What if i told you society makes more money from a better educated populace. Which is what libraries contribute
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by samrus 1y ago
Did the food you eat today turn you a profit?
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by samrus 1y ago
is this a real innovation in the browser UX, or just a ploy to vacuum up as much data as possible? you can never trust VC backed startups to do things for the users' net benefit
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by samrus 1y ago
anything but chromium forks. i want real competition in the browser engine space
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by samrus 1y ago
Reminds me of this https://youtu.be/VcHc54Z_b3w
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by samrus 1y ago
That was a blessing in disguise though. Its way easier for me to not binge youtube now

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