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sdeframond
6mo ago
No idea, but I'll fix them just in case ^^'
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6mo ago
Funny, just tried a few runs of the car wash prompt with Sonnet 4.6. It significantly improved after I put this into my personal preferences: "- prioritize objective facts and critical analysis over validation or encouragement - you
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6mo ago
My late mom couldn't receive the verification SMS from her bank. After investigation, it appeared it was actually an MMS that required a smartphone. She could still go to her bank counter but service there degraded considerably for eve
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6mo ago
Oh yeah. Must be an anti-fraud/child abuse/money laudering/terrorism/fake news thing. All real problems with no known good solution (to my knowledge, please prove me wrong). Edit: typos
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6mo ago
No-one replaced developers when we got IDEs and CIs and such. We just produced more software faster. Same with LLMs. This is a race. Competent people are in demand.
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7mo ago
Heehee, I'm still laughing about the Audi e-tron ^^
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7mo ago
Still, better than letting the problem find you.
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7mo ago
That's a good point indeed. For this particular case I like to put in a comment next to the weird thing that seems out of place. It can be a short summary and the link to a specific ticket for example. Also, tests. Edit: actually id li
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7mo ago
Sometime the best way to why a (Chesterton's) fence is blocking the road is... to remove it and see what happens! Sorry, not really an answer to your problem. But I feel you, this is a genuinely hard problem. Keep in mind that, pretty
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7mo ago
Money is a function of demand, availability and leverage. Value is only an indirect part of it: a factor that drives demand. It is easy to find examples of money not being a judgement of value in practice: think about thief or extortion for
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7mo ago
You can actually see the node with the naked eye. No need for slow mo: the stays put while the rest of the string looks like a blurry mess.
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8mo ago
Is it technically true, though? The matte side has a difuse reflection, which does not mean it reflects less. It just scatters more.
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8mo ago
Burning wood is acutally forbidden in many cities in France for this very reason.
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9mo ago
Well, there is RSS.
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10mo ago
I am saying that "half of the defendants" DID NOT carry out the justice sought by the ICC on the other half. They did something else (an act of war) that should not be conflated with justice.
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10mo ago
Is there justice in war?
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10mo ago
> Trial by which court? Well, the ICC ? OP states that "one the defendants carried out the justice sought by the ICC". That's incorrect. One of the defendants went farther than any sentence the ICC would have decided. As y
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10mo ago
> So half of the defendants carried out the justice sought by the ICC on the other half. ...without trial. And assuming guilty and sentenced to death.
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10mo ago
They are required to by law I believe.
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10mo ago
I used to work at one such company. The process can take a long time but it is mostly hands-off for the traveller and success rates are high once the case has been taken. Edit: and also, these claim-assistance companies work on a winning fe
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10mo ago
Since it is a recurring event, one would assume preventive steps are taken such as frequent cleaning of the tracks in autumn.
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10mo ago
Sometimes the years feel like ... decades. Some bad sleepers are bad sleepers for a longer time than others.
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10mo ago
> the time spent caring for the kids was energizing and purpose-providing. Depends. At 3am it's not.
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10mo ago
Those patterns look good. Question: how to encourage such patterns within a team? I often find it difficult to do it during code reviews and leading to unproductive arguments about "code style" and "preferences". Funnily
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10mo ago
How would you charge for road usage? Would there be a toll at the limit of every property ? How would it be operated ?
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10mo ago
I share your feeling. However > pay whatever the market rate would only work if there is a market. And infrastructures like roads are a natural monopoly[0], so there could be no market. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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11mo ago
Ah! I just realized that there is an infinity of different triangles passing through those three points: two poles and any other point. Wild!
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Ultra-Processed Foods and Human Health
(thelancet.com)
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1y ago
> I don't trust LLMs to do the kind of precise deterministic work you need in a spreadsheet. Rightly so! But LLMs can still make you faster. Just don't expect too much from it.
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1y ago
Many businesses are not thinking long term. Farming businesses are businesses too, and may prefer short term profitability over long term sustainability. See for example the depletion of the Ogallala aquifer, which is at the same time an ex
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