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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I'll bet you anything it did. If you ask any recent coding model to do this project is will strongly advise you to give up.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Sure, but you'd hope that the LLM could understand that too.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
> Usually they would just use an off the shelf product and extend it AI does the same thing an agency or dev would do. Those vibe coding platforms have a template for these things which is usually Vite + React with Supabase for the backe
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
He got a top social media platform reaching billions for around 5% of his net worth, that doesn't sound like a huge L to me.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Not until it has exports at least. After that they will need to allow a Trump hotel.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
It shall be known as Football Field Island.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
It's local to the worker? I don't understand what you mean.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
For read only it can be a great option. But even then I would choose D1 which has an amazing free tier and is sqlite under da hood.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
LMFAO at Linode / Digital Ocean as lean servers. Hetzner / Contabo maybe. Cloudflare workers definitely. This guy is not at my level and multiple $10k MRR is possible but unlikely.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Making their waaaaayyyy.. The only way they know how. But that's just a little bit more than the law would allow. Yee-haw!
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Is that your real take? The girls have the power in that movie they manipulate the boys not the other way around. The adults are oblivious (except for Tina). There is no patriarchy.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
They need to stop trying to make fetch a thing.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Attending events that I'm not welcome at / are hostile to weirdos.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I imagined everyone at these events independently classifying everyone else and just sort of nodding knowingly at each other about who the weirdos are. And so the fact that I don't do that must mean that I'm one of the weirdos. An
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Oh well. At least I didn't stub my toe.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Huh? I have zero stubbed toe anxiety. If it happens it happens. But knowing that I'm being classified by event organizers (and that there's a 10% chance I will be labeled "complete weirdo")? That will keep me from partic
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Cooking is possibly the least niche hobby ever, but it sounds like you're elevating it. Maybe call it "gastronomy", lol.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
Fight Fight Fight, Parry Parry Parry.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
You lost me at gluten-free sourdough.
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
I've got a local guy that provides me all my hot sauce. I used to buy from supermarkets but I've become convinced that sourcing everything I eat locally is the way to go. Anyway I only need to order from him like once per year bec
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
How much ya bench?
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by trick-or-treat 6mo ago
> You have to accept that 5-15% of the people who would show up to something like this are genuine weirdos Thanks for unlocking a new anxiety for me.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Right but without at least the effort of a sales funnel I have zero confidence that this guy has thought anything through. This is a single afternoon vibe-coded project by all indications.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
There's a big difference between all the countries you named and Iran, the difference is jihad. You can't just let jihadists have nukes and hope they will only use them as a deterrent. They're not just joking around when they
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Wasting human lives in war is the goal of jihad. This is the part that westerners have a hard time understanding. Why does Hamas hold hostages in tunnels under their own civilian populations? Not because they think Israel will hesitate to
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
> Chess is a solved game. There is always a mathematically perfect move. This is a good example of being confidently misinformed. The best move is always a result of calculation. And the calculation can always go deeper or run on a stron
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
Can you back that up with some logic for me? I don't really play Go but I play chess, and it seems to me that most of what humans consider creativity in GM level play comes not in prep (studying opening lines/training) but in nove
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
This exactly. The proof is in the pudding. If AI pudding is as good as (or better than) human pudding, and you continue to complain about it anyway... You're just being biased and unreasonable. And by the way, I don't think it&#x2
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
> The verifier taught AlphaGo that move Ok so it sounds like you want to give the rules of Go credit for that move, lol.
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by trick-or-treat 7mo ago
> all LLM output is based on likelihood of one word coming after the next word based on the prompt. Right but it has to reason about what that next word should be. It has to model the problem and then consider ways to approach it.

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