threatofrain

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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Anthropic being a big company means they could trivially hire an iOS team. The failure to make a good native app is a business decision. Claude or not, leadership could've snapped their fingers, allocated the budget, and fixed the fron
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by threatofrain 3mo ago
Concurrency is the property of a program or algorithm such that: - the program is decomposable into partially ordered or unordered units of execution - the program result remains determinant despite partial ordering Your data-l
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
For database I think principle of medium fit is better than principle of least power. Flexibility for common circumstances is more important than making sure you made the most petite choice possible.
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
Hmm, my mailbox situation is getting out of control and it's not a nice place to be, esp. in a world where every other payment or ordering kiosk asks for email or phone number. When you go through email you are fighting for breathing r
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
Which is enough to make the rest of the world hold their breath, waiting to see what the sum of little choices will be.
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
Is your point that the name people actually remember is ChatGPT? Okay, let's say the actually popular name that threatens to become the Kleenex of LLMs. ChatGPT.
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
It's quite a bit more complicated than that. The popular narrative is not exactly on Anthropic, as the general public is far more aware of OpenAI than Anthropic. The narrative is on AI and whether everything we know about society is
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
Technologists don't control technology, and many technologists foolishly think that staying out of politics is some kind of virtue, just like how people scientists should only science. Then we find that scientists don't control sc
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
I thought the Eurovision was just some musical comedy thing. Why not include Australia. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfjHJneVonE
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by threatofrain 4mo ago
The question comes sooner than the students being tested on the job market. Another possibility is that dropping standardized testing was a net bad idea.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
We've already long past that threshold.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Oh, war is transforming hard.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
I'm sure people are sad about a changing relationship to their craft, but make no mistake, the biggest sadness people are experiencing in and out of tech is not having a place in society.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
It's an amazing career because of the pay, not because of how American workers are relating to their hours. Kids out of college joining startups may be working harder than... just about everyone in America, really.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
So find the group that cares about the collection of capabilities you care to talk about. Regardless of whatever line is drawn for AGI, it's obvious that should some tech advances come to pass, we'll all care about the threshold o
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Just have Claude digest it, that's the future we're heading toward. But what is after that?
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Any conversation which isn't dead will age fast in tech. What is the state of discussion on generating a random integer? Even that conversation advances.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
And interactive feedback rather than having to specify everything up-front.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Had things moved slowly? ML is an international race. Every nation has the prerogative of greed.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
And continuing the argument of "more than just...", if you stopped inferencing on your Mac you still have a generally nice computer. The difference between rent vs buy.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
This ought not be considered anything close to common courtesy. This is work. Mullvad is engaged in the business of making money. They should show how serious they are with your money. Since when do you have professionals giving you examina
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
The above argument is exploring the framing that the Trump phone is not fraud because it is more like tithing. As long as Trump puts it to good use then it's all good.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
A response code of 204 seems more appropriate but the problem is you're not allowed to send further information, which would make that descriptive response... not descriptive enough.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Japan absolutely does not stop being Japan just because they change their prison policy. Just like Sweden doesn't stop having a very well run society just because they don't have the same prison policies as the Japanese. You can h
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
The more people lose trust in your work history and other credentials, the more metaphorical leetcode becomes relevant.
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by threatofrain 5mo ago
Yup, Google Maps is technically superior even as Apple Maps has done tremendous catch-up through the years. But that didn't matter when Apple was good enough and didn't put ads in your face like Google.
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by threatofrain 6mo ago
The reason why customizing has some mild disincentive is because as you install more components, all the other new components won't be aware of your changes. Otherwise it's a great start for a custom design system.
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by threatofrain 6mo ago
Is there any news for shadcn? Otherwise I'm not sure there's much point to surfacing one of the most visible libraries in the ecosystem.
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by threatofrain 6mo ago
Companies may first want to see how fast you can scale work and then trim it back down for efficiency.
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by threatofrain 6mo ago
That's not Apple, that's just current design trends everywhere. Jobs was popularizing UX idioms for yet-new hardware to the customer. Now we live in a world where children grow up with tablets. If you go to Google's design yo

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