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by thisisit 6mo ago
Personally I find using and managing Claude sessions and limits is getting exhausting and feels similar to calorie counting. You think you are going to have an amazing low calories meal only to realize the meal is full of processed sugars a
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by thisisit 6mo ago
People building these apps often have no idea about various data privacy rules. I am part of a forum with many small business owners. One particular owner has been gung-ho about how he built his entire business app using vibe coding. And my
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by thisisit 6mo ago
My non scientific tests has been that GPT models follow the prompts literally. Every time I give it an example, it uses the example in literal sense instead of using it to enhance its understanding of the ask. This is a good thing if I want
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by thisisit 6mo ago
My last experience with Claude support has been rough. I used a Visa card to buy monthly Pro subscription. One day I ran out of credits so I go to buy extra credit. But my card got declined. I recheck my card limit and try again. Still decl
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by thisisit 6mo ago
That's why I said either inept or too smart for their own good because closing of the strait was a real threat before the war and was ignored, leading to the tweet on Easter.
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by thisisit 6mo ago
I'd say more like a loss for the US than a win for Iran. > 4. Showed everyone in the ME and the world that if anyone messes with them they’ll close the straight. Then gas prices go up. Then your own domestic pop gets pissed. Then yo
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by thisisit 6mo ago
> All policy aimed at preventing nuclear Iran has one goal: buy time. I think it is hard to argue that time has not been bought (though how much and whether the price was right is another question). Given that Iran has been one week&#x2F
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by thisisit 6mo ago
The amount of apologia exists for Musk actions is just mind boggling. It seems to me that people want all the good from the hype Musk brings, but if things go wrong - Why don't people think of the poor workers? You live by the sword, y
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by thisisit 6mo ago
Every power hungry maniac thinks their power of sycophancy is going to be better. If they had any shred of reflection they wouldn’t be working for this man.
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by thisisit 6mo ago
They keep running experiments like free $50 in extra use credits or 2x usage outside certain windows where inference is very slow. You can’t help but think this is all a slowly boiling the frog experiment. Experimenting how much they can ch
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by thisisit 6mo ago
It was Trump who made that deal to withdraw from Afghanistan by May 2021. Biden as POTUS followed through with some delays. So, what was this about not being a bogeyman being conjured by right again?
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by thisisit 7mo ago
Laws will be passed to make it "safer". Just like it is happening with the id verification systems. Every image or video gen will require a watermark. Something visible which cannot be removed easily or hidden which can be detecte
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by thisisit 7mo ago
Trump has always been incoherent. On one hand he had "No new wars", he also was pretty clear on his disdain for Middle Eastern countries - the ones not giving him millions in bribes. People knew that he was incoherent and inconsis
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by thisisit 7mo ago
You mean the guy who kept talking about bringing back jobs to US - jobs requiring Americans to screw iPhone parts - wasn't debating in bad faith, like you are doing here? I am shocked, I tell you. I am really shocked.
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by thisisit 7mo ago
I understand Presidential pardons are abused but I wouldn't say at least this is not "both sides", this is worse. For years there were corporate overlords lobbying and corruption. That was "both sides". Now this &qu
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by thisisit 7mo ago
Most likely scenario is that if it does something “unlawful” and found out - claim that “These machines are black boxes and they don’t know what went wrong. They will set up an investigative committee and find out.”
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by thisisit 7mo ago
It's sad that it took the highest court in the country to point out lack of professionalism and misconduct. The judge took no personal responsibility. > She told the court that this was her first time using an AI tool and she had be
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by thisisit 7mo ago
That might work for you - sure. But different people have different ambitions. Some might not care for comp and want to become a people manager. Decent management is aware of this "different ambition" dynamic and try to mitigate t
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by thisisit 7mo ago
> Junior devs have always been useless > The same ethos makes sense with AI, it's just that every company is trying to avoid paying that training tax. Last time when a junior dev was added to my team I had a similar thought. But
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by thisisit 7mo ago
Campaign to move the headlines from Epstein to something else, perhaps?
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by thisisit 7mo ago
Your response is a perfect encapsulation of "It is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." I think its wrong for someone to ask someone to resign but acting that there
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by thisisit 8mo ago
The whole “humans also do this” isn’t a winning defence here. Humans and copyright has long history and so much law that it is easy to get confused. The default assumption here seems to be that the system needs to be broken. This is similar
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Most of the politics comes down to tribalism. And within this tribalism nothing works better than Us vs Them. Immigration is one of the best "us vs them" debates. It rallies lot of support. But then often immigration isn't th
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by thisisit 8mo ago
This is what a business cycle looks like. Seeing the first mover succeed, every Tom, Dick and Harry wants to emulate. It distorts the price because people would pay premium for everything. Then there is surplus supply and no takers. People
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Are we visiting the same sites/talking to same people? Because I heard about this “use case” couple of days ago.
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Productivity - in all caps. Most of the use cases I have found is people using it to automate the day to day stuff - as it comes with calendar, memory and heartbeat feature. You can do the same stuff using other tools but then you wouldn’t
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Curious why was this named Molt-is? I understand what the creator of openclaw was trying to do - stretching the "claude" joke by using crab terminology and hence "molt" i.e. to shed the outer exoskeleton to grow. It jus
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Maybe you have been fed a lie? In most free trade agreements many products are without tariffs, some have quotas and others yet have tariff. For example, under CUSMA Canada have no tariffs on US made apparel and footwear, diary is under quo
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by thisisit 8mo ago
I am confused by your logic. You start off with > I think blanket tariffs are dumb don't get me wrong. Then add a conjunction and use a single example to just make a point opposite to what you started with. > So in my opinion, we
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by thisisit 8mo ago
I did talk to human support after going through multiple rounds of "check with your bank" with the chatbot. The response was slow, taking over 24hrs between each response.

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