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by uberman 4mo ago
I have found that in such situations all one needs to do is ask "are you sure x is y" atleast as far as most Claude models go. That usually results in and apology and and escape from your local min.
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by uberman 4mo ago
The industry is making games that traditional gamers are frequently less interested in playing. If you look at the list of Microsoft's first party releases since 2020 the list is dominated by aging IP remakes. These decisions to releas
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by uberman 4mo ago
I am frustrated that my PS5 lacks a browser now. It seems crazy that I have a computer today that does not have a browser when there are computers that are just browsers. We seem to have taken a step back here.
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by uberman 4mo ago
It seems to naturally follow that a company that sells lines of code would want to measure success in lines of code.
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by uberman 4mo ago
You have a clearly demonstrated track record of failure. Why would anyone hire you over spending money on tokens for coders with a positive track record? This is not just a rhetorical question. Justify why anyone would hire you at this poin
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by uberman 4mo ago
Sure, I understand it is an api to do something. It is the something that I still cant quite figure out. Is this a search api where curated skill.md files might be found? Is it a chat lobby where AI agents ask and answer each others questio
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by uberman 4mo ago
What is this? Cant quite figure ot out. Is this a repository of skill.md files or something else?
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by uberman 4mo ago
I thought this was going to be about: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/06/nobody-needs-ai-...
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by uberman 4mo ago
How will you confirm that you have been shadow banned?
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by uberman 4mo ago
"Who is going to fix it?" Is this not the central maintenance question in all open source development and 0-day discovery?
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by uberman 4mo ago
I can't really say other than I can say that I am not close with my sister and never have been. I am similarly not close with my own parents who now live in a different country though we are close with my wife's parents. So when I
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by uberman 4mo ago
This topic comes up every now and then and just reflecting on my own life, I don't see men being bad at making and keeping friends. We just seem to do so differently than women do. Growing up, I played with an essentially feral pack of
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by uberman 4mo ago
Typically one might expect a pickup to retain about 65% of the value after three years where as the Cybertruck seems to have lost about 65% so that is clearly a thing. I'm not really surprised though. If we say a used three year old Cy
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by uberman 4mo ago
I come back because I am interested in what people think today about interesting topics that I might not even know exist. I don't chat casually with AI as I am not interested in an echo chamber of what I might have found interesting wh
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by uberman 4mo ago
I noticed that the "Show" part is now often an afterthought and many more people just drop ads for their product.
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by uberman 4mo ago
"Dream Team" as in what, like a list of people we would love to work with? A list of influential people in this domain? A list of people who are available today to join a start up? A list of VCs you hope will give you pre-concept
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by uberman 4mo ago
AI is becoming the new search. There are efforts to do "SEO" directed at LLMs so that your results factor into responses. This is a potential financial win and thus companies may choose to pursue it. Prior to the existence of a pe
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by uberman 4mo ago
Knowing how to ask for help is an important skill. Honestly, I admit what SO was demanding was the really the foundation of debugging and I am sure that many people are now better developers because SO having taught them how to approach a p
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by uberman 5mo ago
Perhaps they are from Iran? Just a wild guess.
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by uberman 5mo ago
StackOverflow killed itself. I'm the first to admit, I got a lot of search results that pointed to answers I found valuable on SO. I answered questions the best I could and always tried to be helpful. I have no actual SO "question
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by uberman 5mo ago
Many videos now contain everyday video backdrops. I saw one the other day that was just chickens wandering around. I'm sure they are there to prevent copywrite bots from discovering IP theft. That is just my best guess though.
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by uberman 5mo ago
Except they almost certainly dont actually pay taxes. At best they make PILOT payments.
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by uberman 5mo ago
Riot Games client data? Aka anticheat root kit? Did your old laptop have a riot game on it?
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by uberman 5mo ago
You're absolutely right! I'm here to help. Tell me more about <problem>. Joking aside. I do hate when teammates forward me screenshots of chatgpt conversations as if that was somehow going to be helpful and as if they were s
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by uberman 5mo ago
I know at first blush these 10k for a hammer and 40k for a knob charges seem outrageous but what you don't see if you just look at these charges is the other side of the equation where you fix bid a project and then the three letter ag
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by uberman 5mo ago
Why would I use such an app launcher rather than say google search?
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by uberman 5mo ago
Of course it is about double the current ICE fuel tax. No good deed goes un-punished as they say.
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by uberman 5mo ago
Perhaps I voiced this incorrectly. My real point is that bug bounties are valuable and that an increased velocity of bug identification and resolution is a good thing and AI should not diminish that objective.
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by uberman 5mo ago
I see this quite a bit. The notion that increased bugs identified or increased PRs are inherently bad and that AI assistance is "slop". Is it really? Bug Bounties might be dead but that is just as likely because institutions can&#
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by uberman 5mo ago
Don't get distracted by anthropomorphic terms used to describe how LLMs function.

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