schmookeeg

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by schmookeeg 6mo ago
Same for me. I have been max200 for like 10 months, i think my usage is reasonable, and i never seem to get the quality throttling that gets complaints daily. I assume they are targeting certain piggies at the Claude buffet, who then squeal
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by schmookeeg 6mo ago
We are all quickly becoming allergic to AI writing. To fool us into thinking writing is not AI generated, we will create "human-ifying" filters to the LLM. This will introduce common keystroke, grammar, and spelling issues that su
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by schmookeeg 6mo ago
Glad to see it. We enjoyed the movie greatly but I am sure 50% of that was just relief that the movie adaptation didn’t F the story up :) The audiobook is the peak experience still I think. Highly highly recommended
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by schmookeeg 6mo ago
A G650 still loses to a motivated U-haul. :) No argument though, just saying it's a hard problem, and the scaling issue makes it somewhat awkward to deploy security resources in proportion to the threat. I don't have a solution. I
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by schmookeeg 6mo ago
In terms of menace potential, any private plane will lose to a van full of fertilizer and a baddie intent on causing destruction. It's a matter of scale. Little planes, like this one [1] just don't do damage on the same scale as a
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by schmookeeg 7mo ago
I daily a M1 Max / 64GB / 2TB and have for some time. My current company bought me an M4 Pro / 24GB / 512GB. There is a significant amount of dust on it. I use it every once in awhile when I need to access my corporate A
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by schmookeeg 7mo ago
One of my favorite books -- I had no idea there was a real-life inspiration for it (Balzampleu!) This will get me to re-read it, it's been too long. :)
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by schmookeeg 7mo ago
Is this the "every sperm is sacred" argument?
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by schmookeeg 7mo ago
More personal information than you provide them to purchase the ticket to use the free starlink?
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by schmookeeg 7mo ago
I wish my other addictions were only $200/mo. Honestly. And for some, as satisfying as claude. We're all in the same boat right now. Except for those who decry LLMs and loudly await the relevance of their artisanal coding skills t
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by schmookeeg 8mo ago
I just don't like red badges on icons.
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by schmookeeg 8mo ago
Especially when the implication in the article is the police tried to delete a video from evidence -- and still ended up getting to hide behind qualified immunity. Ugh.
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
I don't know how you can claim to love technology but hate AI so much -- it's a technological achievement. Yeah it's disruptive and that makes it dangerous if not managed, and I'm not exactly optimistic we'll manage
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
There's a fast-follow "You're absolutely right!" from Claude pending here. :)
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
Oracle's icy touch. It was foretold. :D
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
I do think Claude does jiggery pokery with its model quality but I have had Clod appear any time of day. What i find IS tied to time of day is my own fatigue, my own ability to detect garbage tier code and footguns, and my patience is short
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
This bums me out so much. It means that we need the concept of "late-stage internet" to join capitalism describing things that were awesome and now they're much worse and getting worse-rer. :/
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
Here's mine. I use it in lieu of a cover letter if I'm trying to make a new connection. If this doesn't explain who I am at a glance, I'm doing it wrong. :) https://msxpert.com/cv/
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by schmookeeg 9mo ago
...which is to say nothing of the interchange fees they earned on that "free loan"
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by schmookeeg 10mo ago
> A triangle-shaped piece to guide the extending kitchen sink sprayer hose so it stops getting caught on stuff under the cabinets Holy hell that's genius. I know what I'm printing tomorrow! :D
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by schmookeeg 10mo ago
I assume people in government, at some level, are weighting constituent inputs by taxes paid. Which keeps it upright. :)
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by schmookeeg 10mo ago
my life was ever so slightly better prior to reading this rantlet. I'm glad someone flagged it. If ever there was a use of the expression "go touch some grass" -- this is it. Of course author has already pre-avowed to never r
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by schmookeeg 10mo ago
I fully expected to age out of tech by the time I hit 40 (just hit 49, still in tech) -- so I do flight instruction, aircraft inspections and relocation. It's tech money but not tech consistency, and has basically pivoted my favorite h
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by schmookeeg 10mo ago
I would think there is some >0 value, if only to find the coveting person and destroy the object in front of them. People with 4MM lamp money have grand scope for their spitefulness :)
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by schmookeeg 11mo ago
I run Claude Max 200 as my primary. I also have GPT Plus (so Codex) and OpenRouter for MCP calls which I can load via IDE in a pinch. I seem to have access to Gemini CLI due to one google sub or other, but each time I have a reason to try i
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by schmookeeg 11mo ago
I feel like the recent and strange habit of people telling me, unprompted, all about their assorted minor medical maladies, syndromes, and treatments -- is a form of "I don't always do the right thing because of these tribulations
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by schmookeeg 11mo ago
You stole their username :D
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by schmookeeg 11mo ago
Thank you for FAXing this comment in :)
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by schmookeeg 11mo ago
Seems like the word for this is "complicit"
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by schmookeeg 1y ago
Imagine hand-crafting a PR and fighting through the AI-generated review comments with no cultural support for pushing back. It's like Brandolini's Law but in github.

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