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by thih9 3mo ago
> I am not advocating for employees to be abused; there is in fact a middle ground (…) DON'T BE GUILTY of abusing others by not caring about your responsibilities towards them. My point is that the responsibility of the employer tow
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by thih9 3mo ago
This is why I run Claude Code in a VM. Follow up question - is there a claude code alternative with an open source harness that also costs around ~$20/month? Doesn’t have to be frontier.
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by thih9 3mo ago
> the abuse of others who are not going on vacation but whose life you impact by your absence and lack of continuity That’s the point - this doesn’t matter and work is organized so that people can go home guilt free. Coworkers should be
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by thih9 3mo ago
A lot happens, just not at work.
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by thih9 3mo ago
> The Northern Hairy-nosed wombat is considered one of the rarest mammals in the world -- there are only 80 of them left. If you can, please donate or follow any of these organizations. I personally donated $10,000 to help kick things of
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by thih9 3mo ago
> If AI makes good customer support, then why does no AI company use theirs to provide customer support? They do! E.g. Cursor. See earlier discussions like "Cursor IDE support hallucinates lockout policy, causes user cancellations&q
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by thih9 3mo ago
How do people build something like a personal harness? Are there tools for that or is it done from scratch?
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by thih9 4mo ago
Truckers, plural? Is there an example that isn’t William McElligott from the famous photo[1]? Edit: self answer, yes[2] (left side!) [1]: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trucker-accumulates-skin-damage... [2]: https:&#x2
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by thih9 4mo ago
Sure, but blanket bans are even cheaper.
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by thih9 4mo ago
> It might not be enough to get sued. That doesn't make it right. Perhaps that’s enough for them. Legal gray area worked for Uber, AirBnB and many more. As a consumer in not happy though, I don’t like incentivizing companies with su
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by thih9 4mo ago
The ultimate unpredictability.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Neglect is basically unscheduled maintenance.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Do you have a link? Was it similar to what we’re seeing now (nationwide, radio related)?
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by thih9 4mo ago
Also the Chinese social credit system is not what most think it is - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_credit_system#Misconcep... .
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by thih9 4mo ago
A consistent effort to introduce age and identity checks sounds even worse.
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by thih9 4mo ago
My dog told me to write that the set of treats is missing non bleached rawhide, other dehydrated meats (eg rabbit, goat, fish), animal parts (eg ears), and vegetables. Also, he volunteers.
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by thih9 4mo ago
That’s what I don’t get about this whole AI push. It’s a global rug that everyone plans to pull, it’s sold at cost, it already presents major risks, everyone seems to be aware of all that and yet - the consumers and lawmakers are relatively
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by thih9 4mo ago
What if the maintainer doesn’t want to implement a particular feature at the moment? I suppose this is the most common scenario - I doubt features are not getting implemented because maintainers are lacking tokens.
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by thih9 4mo ago
Is this really battle-tested, as in: did you see this work in practice or do you have a reliable source? Or is this something you came up with?
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by thih9 4mo ago
Perhaps a book that keeps track of the reading progress automatically. /s
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by thih9 4mo ago
> A problem repeatedly occurred on https://cauenapier.com/ People are flooding the channel with messages, causing the widget to use too many resources on ios; and the website is being endlessly reloaded. Any idea how to
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by thih9 4mo ago
Change it now to .com or get stuck there for years, suffering anti spam filters, potential renewal problems and more in the meantime.
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by thih9 4mo ago
> But suddenly, you have a huge library of data about your health. Why don’t they approach this as a regular medical product? With this spa angle I’m worried about hidden motives; perhaps data collection is a major goal. Or maybe this te
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by thih9 4mo ago
> (Warning: This is sort of a trick question, so don’t expect a textbook-style answer!)
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by thih9 4mo ago
We have seen that category in the past, in MLM. Perhaps now it’s only two levels but still somehow pyramid shaped.
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by thih9 4mo ago
This worries me. Some AI writing styles became mainstream; at first it was the em-dashes, now it’s “A, not B” patterns and excessive acknowledging. There will be more. Was grandparent comment written by an LLM? Or is this a human who copies
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by thih9 4mo ago
I now want to seek an on site role and request a desktop computer.
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There, there. ;)
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by thih9 4mo ago
I guess. Some monasteries were located in busy towns, had bells, chants, animals, workshops, etc. But if you found a place that was a good fit, and the monastery didn’t dislike you for other reasons (e.g. being left handed), then yes. Other
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I like using professional cameras and lighting for casual photos, I guess everyone now assumes it’s AI. Which makes sense but still, ffs.

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