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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
May I suggest a driving demo in a parking lot with a mannequin instead of a real world video where it drives way too close to a pedestrian? Otherwise, very cool and exciting!
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
This kind of release shows Anthropic as a company is suffering from the same thing we all are right now. Removing the friction from having an idea and executing it stops you from remembering The Point. Yes, programming from your phone is a
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
I am 100% certain my resilience to stress and anxiety is directly tied to my cardiovascular health. I'm prone to a heart-racing, hot-eared flywheel of anxiety. When I've been running a lot I can FEEL the vagal tone/HRV fitnes
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
Hahah, I had the same thought. My eyes rolled out of my skull after the second paragraph. This assumption is remarkably out of step with the people who actually inhabit the city’s public space. At a bus stop, I saw a poster that read: toda
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
New people hired for this project would not be coders. They would be an expert in the service we offer, and would be doing work an LLM is not capable of. I don't know if LLMs would be capable of also doing that job in the future, but m
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
Here is a very real example of how an LLM can at least save, if not create jobs, and also not take a programmers job: I work for a cash-strapped nonprofit. We have a business idea that can scale up a service we already offer. The new produc
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by sp1nningaway 8mo ago
Yeah I get a lot of value from vibe coding and think it is the future of how we work but I’ve started to become suspicious of the pure dopamine rush it gives me. I don’t like that it is a strange combo of the sweaty feeling of playing Star
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by sp1nningaway 9mo ago
Your assertion makes way more sense than the article, and might explain why I see many excellent programmers be so averse to AI. The value of an individual programmer goes down even though the value of programming increases. The 10x scribes
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by sp1nningaway 9mo ago
I just did the same, but using a Pi + nvme drive at home. I did an initial setup with Mopidy/Iris, but just tested Plex, and it was such a better experience I am going to start paying for that instead. It's been a real joy getting
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by sp1nningaway 9mo ago
This totally matches my experience and is good way of describing OP's negative subreddit filtering. R/weightlifting used to be total cesspool of rumors and gossip about athletes and coaches, but at some point the sub course correc
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by sp1nningaway 10mo ago
Oh my god! It has been a long time since I've thought of being sprayed by viscous 200 degree chocolate magma. Interesting thought about the printed receipts. I found line-calling only being efficient for the hour of morning rush with 6
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by sp1nningaway 10mo ago
My information may be out of date because I worked at Starbucks a looong time ago (Frappuccinos were just introduced!), but they absolutely DO make each task measurable, independent and transparent, which is why a well-run Starbucks is way
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by sp1nningaway 1y ago
As a lifelong obsequious people pleaser, I have realized that I make it about me by trying to figure out what people want from me, or I'm focused on how I can look better in their eyes. Instead, truly trying to understand how someone i
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by sp1nningaway 1y ago
I probably would have just flagged and moved on, but I don't have an enough karma and at the time of my reply I didn't see anyone pushing back against the parent effectively. The parent got flagged and is now dead so the point is
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by sp1nningaway 1y ago
I'm having a difficult time reading this article because of the syntax, I think. So many parentheticals, a little subject verb object never hurt anyone.
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by sp1nningaway 1y ago
For me as a lay-person, the article is disjointed and kinda hard to follow. It's fascinating that all the quotes are emotional responses or about academic politics. Even now, they are suspicious of transformers and are bitter that they
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by sp1nningaway 1y ago
I gotta say expected the usual type of "good musicians that can't catch a break," talented but can't write a song with any sincerity or personality. Instead I loved all three! I regret my cynicism and I'm glad I too