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weakfish
2y ago
I think the main difference here is that you _know_ your stack and can foresee the issues if the AI goes that direction. The vibes based coder in the article seems to be incapable of seeing those problems, and solves them by just spamming t
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2y ago
It’s actually fish that has that tagline :)
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> Look, we're going to level with you. We really don't know. We have two overriding priorities: > First, we want to put PanGui into the hands of as many people as possible and make it as accessible as possible. Second, we wo
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2y ago
Thanks for the informative reply!
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2y ago
I think it’s relevant because, stereotypically, men and women tend to display them differently. I’m curious how it would present in a non binary manner - perhaps that would be the most “true” of them, breaking free of norms?
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The simpler and much more likely answer, my friend, is that people didn’t vote from a combination of disillusionment, assuming Kamala would win, and likewise factors. I saw many people close to me not bother voting because they didn’t enjoy
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2y ago
I’m curious how you’re encountering merge issues. I have gravitated towards aggressively rebasing onto main, which has almost entirely solved this for me.
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2y ago
I’m gonna be honest, this sounds horrible. If you do adopt this though, why even use Git? Why not use Perforce or something?
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2y ago
“You weren’t murdered, you were just interacted with in a way that caused cardiac arrest”
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2y ago
Agree, nobody (at least not I) is suggesting the former
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I think you misunderstood me. My point is not that the law should align perfectly with my morality, it’s that in a functional democracy, there will _always_ be parties that have a moral position that does not align with the law. I believe i
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2y ago
May I suggest Scrivener? It’s somewhat geared toward novels, but is very useful in other domains as well. Plus, it’s a one time buy.
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2y ago
Yeah, I think a key point here is recognizing that the law isn’t always aligned with morality, depending on the issue you’re protesting for/against.
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2y ago
Doesn’t work well on mobile, though. Agree otherwise
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2y ago
This made me smile, thank you for sharing!
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2y ago
I feel like this also only works if you care about having a net impact. Though I suppose that’s a definition problem. My first read assumes it means an impact on the world, but I tend to believe that my life purpose is more “local” - I’d be
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2y ago
Source?
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2y ago
Has that happened in countries with similar policies?
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Digital Silence
(ilaffey.substack.com)
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2y ago
I found it in a corner of my $MEGACORP, but TBF, my corner is a former startup that was acquired and retained a lot of the brains.
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2y ago
As a beginner in fiction writing, it is really interesting to hear from various writers I admire how different their processes are how every single one, without fail, emphasizes that it’s deeply personal and to develop your own style. I gue
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2y ago
Ditto. I can’t imagine living without it.
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I don’t understand the axiom that language skills give reasoning for free, can you expand? That seems like a logical leap to me
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> specific I would say that increasingly accurately predicting the next symbols in a massive set of diverse sequences, which explain a huge diversity of real world events described in sequential order, requires increasingly accurate mode
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2y ago
Well, it brought me out of crippling anxiety and depression by identifying what was holding me back, so, yes?
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Man, I love the Fantastic 4 and by extension the whole secret wars arc. Glad to see another fan eager for how it’s handled on the screen.
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The Stormlight Archive, by Brandon Sanderson. Started in January, just finished the latest which conveniently released earlier this month. Liked it so much I got a tattoo from it on my arm, lol. Very well written magic systems that are inte
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I personally enjoyed the dark forest the most of the series - I just really loved the wallfacer concept, I think.
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Oh I totally agree, it bugs me to no end and that’s partially why I replied :)
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I mean, it’s known that there’s no intelligence if you simply look at how it works on a technical level - it’s a prediction of the next token. That wasn’t really ever in question as to whether they have “intelligence”
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