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by trashface 5mo ago
Eh, the anti-gay sentiment was really bad in the 90s. A couple of my college buddies came out and instantly lost half their friends.
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by trashface 6mo ago
That works until openai does the same thing. Pretty clear as an industry they want to establish a new price floor for non-trivial coding use.
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by trashface 6mo ago
I use it on Pro and was just thinking today, there is no way $20 covers the cost of it. But I'm long term unemployed and can't afford any higher tier, so if they drop it guess I'll have to find a non-anthropic solution someh
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by trashface 6mo ago
If you aren't significantly overweight a doc won't want to prescribe a GLP-1. Because if you die while on it for any reason, and your family sues, the expert witness will testify that a GLP-1 wasn't standard of care for a pa
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by trashface 6mo ago
I just tried this _today_ and its not easy, you need DeDRM and at least one or two other utilities. I have yet to convert a single book.
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by trashface 6mo ago
Derek Lowe had a good blog post about it, mostly about the problems: https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/ah-peptides-where-...
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by trashface 6mo ago
The engine needs to save the RNG seed too and various other details, the goal is definitely to make it as deterministic as possible (and yes saving the packets is part of that).
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by trashface 6mo ago
Screw AA for doing that spotify stunt - spotify disabled all API access except for paid accounts due to that. AA's greed and mass theft ruined a good thing.
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by trashface 6mo ago
Claude now the strait of hormuz for software development
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by trashface 6mo ago
They do stuff like that. They also killed "Robot" personality last year which was my favorite. The replaced it with "Efficient" or something, but it isn't the same. Robot was terminator-esq, appropriate for the n
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by trashface 6mo ago
The $20 a month plan still seems like a pretty good deal for me (intermittent coding and not doing it for income).
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by trashface 6mo ago
People using AI in tech seem to be moving more towards 996 than a 3 day workweek.
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by trashface 6mo ago
I'm ex-catholic but not quite sure the "we want to be free to oppress catholics" narrative quite holds up in the case of the trump admin. The current supreme court has 6 catholic justices, with 2 appointed by trump. 2 of the
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by trashface 6mo ago
Hope this is resolved. I guess I could run linux in a VM and mount volumes there, but this is getting a bit dicey. But Win 10 is my last windows anyway.
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by trashface 6mo ago
We can hope that they optimize the models. I still think its going to be very hard for them to charge $100 or $200 a month at scale from many people, especially with AI "taking jobs". To the extent that happens most of those peo
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by trashface 6mo ago
On a pro account and tried to claim it yesterday (had to turn on extra usage). First it wanted to bill me $50 - but the text entry for the amount only showed $5, slight bug there. I closed that dialog and the settings showed a current bal
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by trashface 6mo ago
Used to love space stuff, although some of it was horrible (old enough to remember watching the challenger blow up on TV as a pre-teen). Don't really understand this moon effort. Space is uniquely hostile to humans, our tech just isn
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by trashface 7mo ago
I started mine monday and it never finished (never got the email saying its ready). I started it again on tuesday and it finished in two hours. Maybe they just had a surge of exports on monday.
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by trashface 7mo ago
Maybe they drafted it on a phone where capitalization is harder. My guess is the all-lowercase world is mostly people who do most of their text creation on phones and similar, not keyboards.
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by trashface 7mo ago
Nearly half of their employees. And yet economists tell us, AI isn't going to affect jobs.
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by trashface 8mo ago
Federal US government & to some extent local law enforcement. They most likely won't be able to use them, but they will buy them and put them in a warehouse. Long tradition of US government doing this with tech, going back to SGI
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by trashface 8mo ago
I don't have a real ID and don't plan to get one, but I also basically never fly anymore (been over 5 years). However this is certainly further incentive for me not to fly - wonder if airlines will see a slight decline in travele
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by trashface 9mo ago
Having seem some relative's houses, IMO hoarding is basically undiagnosed or undertreated ADHD.
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by trashface 9mo ago
In PA they scan your ID if you buy beer. There could be a full digital record of all my beer purchases for past 15+ years, although I'm not aware of any aggregation of this data that is happening. Not that I expect anyone doing it wo
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by trashface 9mo ago
Scott Manley just did a video on radiation shielding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJcbevbBzsc Based on that, I presume the astronauts on the ISS will need to take cover due to this event
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by trashface 9mo ago
We're well above 2% anyway, I doubt they will ever hit that again - they are already having to cut rates because job market is frozen, and that will increase inflation pressure. I track my spend each year and my personal actual inflati
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by trashface 9mo ago
They can leak into higher wavelengths. You are really putting a whole lot of trust in manufacturers if you are sitting underneath one of these for decades with unprotected eyes. Not a risk I would take personally (I have glaucoma already,
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by trashface 9mo ago
If you already had a relative with it (like a father) you need to check PSA more than every 10 years, and I personally think its not wise for any middle-aged man to wait that long between tests, considering PSA is just a blood test. My Dad
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by trashface 9mo ago
Jokes on them, I ran android for years, I'm used to no security updates. iOS 18 forever!
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by trashface 9mo ago
I wonder if the fed's lawyers advise him on this or if he has to use his own lawyers

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