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by sky2224 7mo ago
What are the numbers on companies indirectly use Claude via Github Copilot? Given that OpenAI and by extension, Microsoft, has folded to the will of the US Govt, I suspect that all Claude models have a pretty non-zero chance of being pulled
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by sky2224 7mo ago
I'm a little bit confused about the development workflow with this. It seems like you've developed a system for the AI model to essentially emit steps that it can follow to interact and return information about the state of your a
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by sky2224 7mo ago
There are an increasing number of AI generated posts that are automatically posted without human oversight now. Sadly, it's gotten to the point where honestly we truly don't know what is and isn't real, and OpenAI really ruin
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by sky2224 7mo ago
Your em-dashes make me think this is an AI generated post but whatever. My company uses Github Copilot. We have a very specific enterprise agreement that states that data does go to Microsoft's servers where it gets processed in an eph
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by sky2224 7mo ago
There's only so much you can do to detect and block content that's AI generated. At the end of the day, the content starts with the people creating it. Jumping to an invite only network isn't the most ridiculous idea imo.
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by sky2224 8mo ago
Have you spoken to anyone about this in person or on a social app like Discord? Could be a coincidence of timing, but also I have found recently that ads have been significantly more blatant and aggressive in their targeting. I've gott
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by sky2224 8mo ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe those APIs still store everything that's run through them for approximately 3 months.
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by sky2224 8mo ago
Let me ask: in what way have you been proven wrong? Have you simply just seen it build a pretty CRUD application that you feel like would take you many hours to do on your own? If that's the case, then you really shouldn't be too
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by sky2224 9mo ago
This is a perfect example of an element of Q&A forums that is being lost. Another thing that I don't think we'll see as much of anymore is interaction from developers that have extensive internal knowledge on products. An exam
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by sky2224 9mo ago
That's like saying google search created my application because I searched up how to implement a specific design pattern. It's just another tool.
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by sky2224 9mo ago
> you see already today that self-driving produces already much less accidents (90% or so I read days ago?) This is like saying skydiving is safer than driving because you're looking exclusively at accidents and ignoring the total n
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by sky2224 10mo ago
There genuinely are some great things about Windows as a developer. Also, I like to play games and Linux isn't quite there yet.
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by sky2224 10mo ago
Something I just realized now with a lot of promotional things for AI: it's almost always "planning a trip" or some other not so frequent thing I'll need to do. In terms of my day-to-day non-technical usage, I haven&#x2
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by sky2224 10mo ago
My question for you is: how do you not learn a language by having an LLM aid in writing it for you? What I've found now is LLMs allow me to use/learn new languages, frameworks, and other technologies while being significantly mo
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by sky2224 10mo ago
The biggest thing to be aware of honestly is the difference between .NET Framework and .NET Core. Essentially, .NET Core has dropped the "Core" moniker. It's just .NET (I tend to refer to it as .NET proper when differentiatin
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by sky2224 10mo ago
I really hope he is trolling, but there are genuinely people that are becoming embodiments of AI model output. There's a professor at my university that is notorious for responding to emails with ChatGPT (without reading its output fir
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Cause a calculator won't lie to you (without being pedantic about it) or worse: https://www.cnn.com/2025/11/06/us/openai-chatgpt-suicide-law...
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Not saying Boka is good, but to clarify, non-additive sugars from fruits and teas can significantly affect tooth enamel in addition to citric acids. Coffee is also a big culprit as well. You definitely should not drop toothpaste altogether.
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Unless you're doing something that's super unique and new (e.g., you've discovered some new compiler trick or technique that no one else has done, and you want to write a paper on it), then I really wouldn't worry about
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by sky2224 11mo ago
> we completely fail at statistics (the MAJORITY of analysis is literally just "here's the delta in the mean of these two samples". If I ever do see people gesturing at actual proper analysis, if prompted they'll alwa
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Craigslist has basically remained the same, at least in terms of UI/UX, for the past 25 years.
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Fair point. Guess my poor number sense is really showing haha.
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Is it really that much movement though? Like, say we assume it's true: There are 340 million people in the US. That's less than 1% of the current population leaving. I really doubt anybody would notice much of a difference.
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by sky2224 11mo ago
I really enjoyed the Half Life 2: 20th Anniversary documentary. It gave a pretty neat perspective of what the games' industry was like at the time, and also made me really appreciate the technology that Valve was building. A lot of rea
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by sky2224 11mo ago
Yeah probably. It likely made it significantly easier given that the images are always super zoomed in, so a single finger pointing covers roughly 6-8 mouse pointer locations (I'm kind of eye-balling it here).
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by sky2224 11mo ago
In my case, I use Lisp because I'm trying to cause a Racket.
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by sky2224 1y ago
A huge problem is driver support, especially for gaming. Yes, it's significantly better than it used to be, but it's still a problem and it's not something the average user is going to want or know how to deal with.
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by sky2224 1y ago
When I journaled, the biggest thing was to reduce any barriers toward actually doing it daily, so I got a pocket sized notebook and made it mandatory that I carry it everywhere. This allowed me to have a physical reminder on my person and t
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by sky2224 1y ago
Are you providing the relevant files in your prompt as context? Additionally, even with files added as context, your prompt isn't very well focused. You essentially said, "do the thing", with a couple of details. Outline th
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by sky2224 1y ago
Here's a conversation using ChatGPT Study Mode I had a little bit ago covering Linear Algebra concepts that I wanted to learn. The concepts that were gone over in this chat aren't the most complicated, but I think you might find i

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