soperj

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by soperj 4mo ago
where in Toronto did you live? Definitely not my experience. Lived at Spadina & Dundas.
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by soperj 4mo ago
pretty sure I saw this quote from Elon in like 2015.
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by soperj 4mo ago
Have you tried to understand the code that's being produced? That'll go a long ways to actually helping your vibe coded thing not break, and also will make it easier to change things in ways that you actually want changed instead
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by soperj 4mo ago
They spin up agents, and then give them roles like commenter, and director of quality for the commenter. Although I'm unsure how the director helps since I've never seen one do actual work.
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by soperj 4mo ago
Not particularly. Deep Blue beat Kasparov in 97. I don't doubt that these impressive things are very very similar to that.
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by soperj 4mo ago
The eastern provinces and Quebec are actually over represented. That means there's even less of a chance for the west.
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by soperj 4mo ago
> resolvable by allowing them to pass How do they ever find out that they're wrong if you don't turn your highbeams on after they pass?
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by soperj 4mo ago
Google is the farthest down the line.
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by soperj 4mo ago
They've also had multiple crashes in very few miles driven.
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by soperj 4mo ago
I hope you've filled out your will.
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by soperj 4mo ago
> All spaceX has to do is keep being as innovative and industrious as it is now SpaceX seemed to lose a big step when Musk got involved in DOGE. I don't know if key people left or what, but the pace seem to slow considerably, and th
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by soperj 4mo ago
What's better for you?
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by soperj 4mo ago
Because the masses don't drive every day, they bike and use the train.
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by soperj 4mo ago
what do you use as your client?
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by soperj 4mo ago
It doesn't even work that well for coding. Otherwise Github wouldn't have 14% down time in the last 3 months.
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by soperj 4mo ago
Socialism seems to be working fine in Canada, it's just selective. Health care, roads, police, fire fighters, sewage, energy & energy infrastructure are all socially owned.
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by soperj 4mo ago
I wish there was a "camping mode" for Breath of the Wild. Would be fun just to fish and hunt and camp.
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by soperj 4mo ago
He was homeless. I don't think he had to worry about where he was parking his car.
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by soperj 4mo ago
I really want to know where this is.
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by soperj 4mo ago
Sounds a lot like bitcoin.
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by soperj 4mo ago
My guess is that Claude Opus 4.8 wrote that and is lying to you.
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by soperj 5mo ago
Wouldn't this be a good use of a 1 time credit card number?
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by soperj 5mo ago
> If workers burn down every autonomous truck on the road I don't think they need to burn them down, punctured tires would probably be enough.
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by soperj 5mo ago
Actually lately it's been Hydro and Solar.[0] A little of natural gas, and thankfully a ton less coal. [0] - https://arstechnica.com/science/2026/05/soaring-solar-and-a-...
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by soperj 5mo ago
It's funny, but the more I know about the true Luddites, the more I see their point of view. " the original Luddites were primarily protesting against machinery used to "fraudulently and deceitfully" manufacture inferior
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by soperj 5mo ago
Yes, life has no inherent meaning in and of itself. It's up to you to find what's meaningful. If that's praying to the FSM, father of all pastas, hoping his sauce never goes bad, so be it, if it's a more mainstream relig
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by soperj 5mo ago
That[1] video looks very Twin towers. Falls in on itself and then explodes.
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by soperj 5mo ago
UK voted not to be a part of Europe. Well, at least the England part of the UK did.
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by soperj 5mo ago
He had a lot of good ones. He's got a funny history, could have easily been the liberal leader in Alberta.
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by soperj 5mo ago
I'll keep knocking on wood, but as a Thinkpad user who has used fedora as a daily driver since Fedora 19, I've rarely had any issues with Linux. Battery lasts way longer than the Thinkpad I use for work (windows machine), and min

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