sscaryterry

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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
> it constantly keeps getting something wrong no matter what I tell it This 100%
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Not really. Compliance with the letter of the law doesn't mean the intent is complied with.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
This is not my experience at all.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Replace taste with consistent if that helps you. Can it follow a design system...
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Nope, Apple delivers the best hardware out there, Anthropic doesn't, they dumb dound, nerf it, put in constraints. Yes, Apple provides a closed ecosystem, this isn't news. Anthropic is manufacturing the closed ecosystem themselv
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
My anecdotal evidence says its still as blind as any other model, it has no taste, no attention to any sort of detail.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Why? I'm sure there are plenty of Anthropic employees on here...
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Thank you, you've explained much better what I meant by "the call".
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I don't know where. Monopolies, buyouts by big companies like that just stifle competition.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
If this is the case, I'll be moving somewhere else.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
100% But this does not give you any useful personal data :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Thats not how it works :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Sample size of 1 honestly, where it worked. Extrapolating and generalising like this is a logical fallacy.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Inglourious Basterds?
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Fighting slop with slop.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Say that to the victims of social media.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Never say never.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Yes, you are right, but that doesn't mean China doesn't have an enormous amount of leverage and influence. With all the grandstanding of the "great" POTUS, I'm yet to see a material effect of his so called tariffs.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Nobody said anything is worse. Half this thread is satire. But on a serious note. ECG is really time prohibitive, drawing 3ml of blood is relatively quick, and doesn't require specialist training like an ECG does.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
When China's makes the call on US debt, its going to be very bleak day.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Don't discount yourself like that mate. Programming is much harder than the run of the mill medical work or engineering work.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Yep, you actually do get Electronic & Software Engineers , which has CS subjects, with an Engineering discipline.
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
Whistle : Hope you didn't burn those arteries there mate :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
> the average person I do not consider the average HN commenter to be average .
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
But you and I both know that we don't talk about that :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
I happen to be both. Engineering is a mindset, and to call yourself an engineer, people should be at least this: https://www.internationalengineeringalliance.org/accords/was...
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
This is why we do not have any real engineers at the helm of any nation, state, multi-national enterprise or anything really . The current world conceptions of engineers are that they're the negative ones, the naysayers .
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
We should talk, if you can't beat 'em, join 'em :)
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
> did have to deal with the realities of having to press CDs, print boxes and ship them to retailers in time This is because the we have these periodic influxes of scammers into the IT the industry, with their empty promises and trust m
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by sscaryterry 2mo ago
This will work short-term sure, but after about lets say, 3 years of no adverse findings, the average person will not take it seriously anymore.

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