tartoran

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by tartoran 10mo ago
Rich kids do get cut off from their parents but that's usually when they get off the rails, e.g start doing drugs or drinking heavily, drop out of school. When attending university most of them get some form of support from their rich
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by tartoran 10mo ago
Probably same will follow with LLMs. If you find something that works for you, sorry but that will change.
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by tartoran 10mo ago
Im a bit worried for the homeless guy, he helped solve the case but he likely blew up his cover and will have to find a new shelter.
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Trump expected to expand access to cannabis in a major shift in drug policy(bbc.com)
1 points by tartoran 11mo ago|2 comments
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Impressive but something doesn't feel right to me.. Possibly too much sharpness, possibly a mix of cliches, all amplified at once.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
As a non dyslexic I find these fonts "easier" on the eye when reading for longer periods of time despite not liking them aesthetically (I don't hate them either). However, I am in my 40s and my eyes are starting to fail me,
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by tartoran 11mo ago
You're wildly hallucinating, are you an LLM? Whatever you produce in Government/City IT is a service. Working for the Government is somewhat more stable, you don't have rank and file or any other needless churn and squeezing
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Of course it is possible, why would it not? I'm glad this is happening and I'm sure it'll follow in other countries, probably not the in the US though. Frankly I really hope most people just get off social media's grip a
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Try City/Government IT. It may not be fun but you'll have some more predictability/stability but prepare for a paycut.
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Australian teens lose access to social media as ban takes effect(bbc.com)
57 points by tartoran 11mo ago|1 comments
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Australia's social media ban for children has left big tech scrambling(bbc.com)
7 points by tartoran 11mo ago|0 comments
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Firefox + uBlock origin and i'm blessed with peaceful browsing experience.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Yes and this is my biggest anxiety of future software and interfaces to come. You won't remember how you got there or did what because there are n permutations of getting there or doing that, except they're vaguely similar but not
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Lawsuit? Seems like a slam dunk to me.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I missed the magazine format. The frontpage illustrations are really cool.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Toxicity is spread out and touching most of the industry. Is it fully toxic? Absolutely not. But I found some level of toxicity everywhere I worked for the past 20+ years in this industry.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
That's a good point. Google was sleeping on AI and wasn't able to come up with a product before OpenAI and they only scrambled to come out with something when OpenAi became all the rage. Big companies are hard to budge and move in
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by tartoran 11mo ago
There's no doubt you're getting a lot of value from OpenAI, I am too. And yes the subscription is a lot more value than what you pay for. That's because they're burning investor's money and it's not something
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I'm starting with Claude at work but did have an okay experience with OpenAi so far. For clearly delimited tasks it does produce working code more often than not. I've seen some improvement on their side compared to say, last year
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I don't have the same experience as you with FF and nothing like losing what I type ever happened to me. That would indeed be nasty bug and make it very unreliable/untrustworthy. It's possible you have something corrupted? Tr
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I don't like shoved down user throats features but i feel that Firefox has to evolve with times or simply wither. It's important how they do proceed with that tough. So far they're not abusive in behavior. I'm back to Fi
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by tartoran 11mo ago
He went on to develop Brave!
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I hope you get traction and I also hope you can survive the bombardment with requests by AI scrapers without getting anything in return. Self hosting needs some problems addressed in the era we live in before it becomes something sustainabl
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by tartoran 11mo ago
Yes, I've seen this misused and it resulted in an over-complicated codebase with no benefit.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
It's not as subjective as it is more of a case by case decision. This example is quite misleading but polymorphic classes are sometimes useful when the domain grows, when you have have to update new behaviors all the time.. In that cas
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by tartoran 11mo ago
I wonder if we're gonna see a class action lawsuit.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
> And that's considered to be a "good" truck? Good lord I'm happy we don't get such garbage sold here in Europe Yes, in spite of this it is considered a good car.
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by tartoran 11mo ago
It could be for both defrosting and cooling.
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C++ The worst programming language of all time [video](youtube.com)
7 points by tartoran 11mo ago|0 comments
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After such knowledge, what forgiveness?(stevesailer.net)
4 points by tartoran 11mo ago|2 comments

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