theshackleford

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by theshackleford 4mo ago
This absolutely would have sealed it for me. It would still seal it for me now. Being disabled, and having AI be a risk to the only work I can perform means financial concerns are at the heart of everything. There is simply too much financi
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
I encounter it constantly with the latest models. Claude is particularly prone to it. > I shouldn’t have said that with confidence > I got ahead of myself there > I overstepped, allow me to correct that It’s wild seeing how often i
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
To be fair, it is entirely possible it works better today, than it did then. I was just so aggrivated at the time, thinking each time I had resolved it, only for it to appear again that I just gave up!
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> GPT 5.5 still invents facts rather than looking them up So does Claude, what’s your point? I used it and ChatGPT this week in trying to assist troubleshooting a complex DB related issue and Claude had to apologise no less than three ti
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> No one will click a video that has the ai tag though. This is the same thing you will see HN users saying unironically about ads. Yet the revenue of say Google and Meta would say otherwise.
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> Yes, you can. You can click a button that makes a strong "suggestion" to the algorithim, which they will honor for as long as they feel like. I went through this a few years ago when the channel of a large far right "new
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> It is, but also it's ok to silently judge people. You are free to judge people for liking AI music, or in fact anything obviously. We all judge, and must live with judgement. But is this judgement supposed to be of any particular
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> When I started building gaming PC, the top $700 cards didn't even provide comfortable performance or graphics. When would this have been? I can not remember a time this was accurate for the games of the time, outside of a handful
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> from getting accused of price fixing and cartel behavior "Accused" makes it sound like these things may still be up in the air, when they very much are not. I would choose instead the much clearer "A number of those invo
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
It’s a bizzare assumption to make that because people happen to have different preferences or needs than you do it must be “consumerism.” I have very specific requirements for motion clarity in games on modern displays. Older display techno
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> At some point this unchecked desire will suck all of the fun out of a hobby You’re projecting. I think I’ve got what I enjoy from my hobby figured out after 35+ years, but thanks anyway. > The game story, gameplay elements, and suc
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
> all of my games run flawlessly on Linux with great performance. Your definition of great performance is not mine, but it’s fantastic to watch Linux users continue to hand wave away real issues whilst continually claiming the same or be
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by theshackleford 5mo ago
You missed the point by such a large margin it’s impressive.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> are you trolling? Are you? https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/crypto/articles/gamestop-d... You sound quite defensive. Are you a GME bagholder?
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> It seems basically impossible for everyone to have overhired, for the simple reason that qualified workers do not appear and disappear from nowhere. Not everyone, but it go through the roof, or at least it did in my country. I know a l
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> This “no harm to me” meme about a foreign totalitarian government (with plenty of incentive to run influence ops on foreigners) hoovering your data is just so mind-bogglingly naive. This is why I’ve been urging everyone I know to move
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> Yeah it seems to be really up to individual experience. Sure does. Never had a single issue with a lightning cable. Don’t know literally anyone who ever has. Some individuals I guess just get unlucky.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> But it makes it more urgent to correct the structural flaws in society, starting with classism, Social Darwinism, etc. None of these things will happen. All the fruit of automation will be delivered to the capital owners (as it always
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> You can definitely pickup on whether another male is a father or not. Fathers constantly think I also am a father when in shared spaces with them. “So how old is your daughter?” > niece “Oh I’m sorry” They always apologise, like I’d
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> It's not a majority of them. It in fact is. > Go back 5 years and you'd be right. I’m right now. I’ve done the testing myself, and the testing has been done by others. The vast majority of titles, especially modern titles
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> it's not unreasonable It in fact is. Do you often go around making claims you are entirely unqualified to make? Or is this something new you’re trying?
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> See Windows games running faster on Linux through Wine. Let’s not leave out all the ones that don’t. Which is in fact, the majority of them. Strange how that’s always left out, we wouldn’t want to mislead people now would we?
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> Something isn't adding up. Yes, it’s your inability to do even the most basic verification of the data underlying your understanding before making claims.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
You seem to have misunderstood them because they are saying the same thing.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> I personally know no one who uses Threads. I don’t know literally anyone using twitter and yet obviously people do. Perhaps what the individuals we know are doing are in fact reflective of not very much.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
If you projected any harder I could point you at a wall and charge admission.
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
That’s literally exactly the kind of thing marketing does, and has been doing for a very long time. Did you just arrive on earth from outer space or something?
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by theshackleford 6mo ago
> it's already impossible to find good music in a sea of slop. that's been the case for decades at this point I’ve found some of my favourite music in the last decade, during a time in my life by which it’s generally considered
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by theshackleford 7mo ago
> I want to comfortably see the entire screen without effort at less than 12 inches away. I wouldn’t use a display from this close. It’s better for my eyes to have a larger display a little further away. I’m closer to 30” with a 32” and
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by theshackleford 7mo ago
> I'd bet everyone who says they use Mac OS on the desktop also has Linux boxes. Guilty.

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