throwpoaster

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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
The Ludditism in this thread, and the linked thread, is shocking.
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
You got me. This is actually super interesting, but then I realized it can't be true. :)
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
Upvote for a real answer.
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
That's fun, good call. PR review can happen in web interface (when GitHub is up).
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
What’s the use case for editors when agents write the code?
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
> The only downside of the USB cable tester is that I would love to support more plugs on the B side: USB-A (for my Frankencables) and USB B (which everyone but seems to think extinct). Music production peripherals, until the recent USB
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
Technically correct is best correct! Touché!
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by throwpoaster 6mo ago
assert(spellcheck(“Friednly”));
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
The problem is you're getting downvoted by the people who didn't.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
I wish the Polaroid exposed film. ETA: I know how hard that would be with bricks -- would need a custom piece for a light enclosure.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Mac Neo
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
The MacBook Neo is, to my mind, almost certainly a sink for rejected mobile chips. My understanding is that they run a nominally six-core chip in five-core mode. This is fine, and actually a brilliant business move to monetize inventory inv
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Do you watch Star Trek Academy?
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
No worries, it’s unenforceable.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
"Show me the incentive and I will show you the outcome." Almost certainly the IP will be held in Singapore for tax reasons.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Especially with Trek.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
The trick in corporate environments is to watch for the people who respond well to this kind of speech and avoid/eject. The people who roll their eyes at corporate nonsense are your skunkworkers.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
This kind of argument, while moral on a surface level, belies a misunderstanding of human nature. In Jungian terms, it assumes that the shadow self either does not exist or has been fully integrated without confrontation. Once one has enoug
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
What we now call Silicon Valley was created by the Navy in the late 19th century because they needed advanced radio technology to coordinate Pacific patrols. From then to about five years before the time you’re talking about, schools and te
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
I am shocked. Shocked! This is shocking /s
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Perhaps forced to move over to building military and intelligence models.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Hitler attacked several countries before attacking Poland.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
“A bunch of localized conflicts” is what contemporaries thought WWII was before people realized the larger pattern.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
WWII, contemporaneously, was thought of as several small regional wars: “wow, that Hitler guy has started a bunch of small limited conflicts.” It was only when one stood back to regard the whole picture that it became clear that something l
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Op made an evocative point but then immediately betrayed it. It is interesting to think about the difference of livestreaming versus television.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Do you support the Iranian regime?
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
Once I became a Dad, getting socks for Christmas suddenly turned into one of the most thoughtful gifts possible. A self-care item. The flip was very sudden and surprising.
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
As long as you’re careful, you can let it meat puppet you (go here do this). You give it its own accounts, say email and calendar, and have it send you drafts and invite you to stuff. It doesn’t need your email and calendar. Actually, I jus
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by throwpoaster 7mo ago
OpenClaw running Opus is intelligent, careful, polite. It has a lot to do with the underlying model. And if you don’t connect it to stuff, it can’t connect.
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by throwpoaster 8mo ago
> On Christmas Eve, 9 “peer-reviewed” economics papers were quietly retracted by Elsevier, the world’s largest academic publisher. It is becoming clearer and clearer that peer review is a systematized band wagon fallacy. It relies on the

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