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by sfn42 6mo ago
Just keep those in a single bin
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Oh come on man, nobody in the west wants those nutjobs to have nukes. Nobody gives a shit about morality or whatever, if you're our enemy and you try to get an advantage over us were going to slap you on the nuts if we can. You know it
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I'm sure it's strong if you hit it, I never did so to me it was a waste of chips.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I didn't know I could check but after losing like 20 times in a row I just stopped taking WoF. Never saw the good outcome.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Holy crap lol, in what universe is that my argument? That was my response to your posed problem. You suggested that it was bad that parents indoctrinate their children - I didn't say we should take their children away I pointed out tha
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Reject a PR? I provide feedback on PRs. Then the owner of the PR adjusts it to accommodate my feedback and once I'm happy with it I approve it and we merge. If you're working in a place so cancerous that you can't just leave
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I don't see a reasonable way to avoid parents imposing their beliefs on their kids so this point you're trying to make is pretty weak man. You're comparing a problem with a very clear solution vs a problem with no clear solut
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Oh really? I'm overconfident in my ability to write and read simple clear text notes? Here's what I think. I think you guys heard the "self-documenting code" BS and ate it up, and now you're grasping at straws to de
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by sfn42 7mo ago
It wasn't.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I really can't imagine this ever becoming a real problem. Not once have I ever worked in a place where any kind of leadership would ever give a shit about comments nor anything else in the code itself. The lowest level leadership has e
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by sfn42 7mo ago
This is honestly such a bad argument against comments. I'm gonna note down my reasons for doing things and other information I deem useful, and if some other dipshit 5 years from now when I've moved on comes along and starts chang
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Doesn't look like privileged information to me. Seems to me like everyone's just grasping at straws to nitpick every insignificant little thing.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I don't think you should be allowed to recklessly endanger your children. You can endanger yourself all you like, I couldn't care less but you don't get to endanger others even if you made them.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I think this was one of the ones I looked at: https://www.trafficsafetymarketing.gov/safety-topics/child-s... It notes this, which might be pertinent to your comment regarding how the overall statistics don't sho
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Seems strong to me, can you support this claim?
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Here's what I found doing a basic Google search: > Car seats and booster seats significantly reduce the risk of fatal injury in crashes by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers (1-4 years old), saving over 11,000 lives in the US sinc
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I'd say it's more accurate to say the people who are actually smart work as engineers. Leadership is generally engineers who were better at office politics than engineering, or just business majors etc. So you have a group of real
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Oh wow what a tragedy. You think maybe there's reasons for that mandate? Like maybe it saves children's lives? But sure everything would be better if any moron was allowed to decide how to keep their own kids safe.
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I don't think anyone's saying it's not okay - I think the point is that Anthropic has every right to create safeguards against it if they want to - just like the people publishing other information are free to do the same. An
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by sfn42 7mo ago
It's almost as if LLMs are unreliable
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by sfn42 7mo ago
There's also twitch viewers who love to give all their money to people at wealth level x + 10-100
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I'm still not aware of any reason to worry about micro plastics. As far as I know they seem harmless?
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I dunno man, I have 32gb and I'm totally fine playing games with 50 browser tabs open along with discord and Spotify and a bunch of other crap. In not trying to excuse crappy developers making crappy slow ad wasteful apps, I just don&#
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Nearly all apps are sluggish for a very clear reason - the average dev is ass. It's possible to make fast apps using electron, just like it's possible to make fast apps using anything else. People complain about react too, react i
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I don't think leasing cars is sensible. Last time I checked, for cheaper cars mind you, I would essentially pay 60% of the sticker price over a few years and then not have a car at the end of it. Would be better to buy a new car and th
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I bought a 4 year old car for significantly less than that. And I can get a computer that can do 99% of what your monster can do for like 10% of the price. And if I want LLM inference I can get that for like $20 a month or whatever. I don&#
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Yeah people love to shit on electron and such but they're full of crap. It doesn't matter one bit for anything more powerful than a raspberry pi. Probably not even there. "Oh boo hoo chrome uses 2 gigs of ram" so what yo
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by sfn42 7mo ago
That's the point. The other guy can only say yes - if chatgpt solved a hard problem and improved our understanding of the universe there would be no discussion as to its capability to do so. "No" is not a reasonable answer to
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by sfn42 7mo ago
I haven't followed him much as I really don't care, but the one clip I've seen of him that really stands out to me (I've seen more but this is the one I remember) is one where he's talking to some guy who doubts the
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by sfn42 7mo ago
Lol

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