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by what 6mo ago
They don’t need to change how they bill. Your subscription is for Claude app/code. Otherwise you pay per token. It’s always been this way.
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by what 6mo ago
They did figure out how to structure an offering that accommodates that type of usage: pay for your tokens.
273.
by what 6mo ago
We don’t have wealth taxes, only income taxes. So all wealth is untaxed.
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by what 7mo ago
It seems pretty clearly ai written.
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by what 7mo ago
I have zero idea what I’m supposed to be looking at? I assume it’s totally broken on mobile. Seems the entire “blog” is ai generated images. So I assume this is more slop.
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by what 7mo ago
lol if you think Claude is smart enough to block sneaky path strings based on your config.
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by what 7mo ago
Is “7 days” valid? Docs suggest it has to be an iso 8601 period or a rfc 3339 timestamp.
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by what 7mo ago
Anyone who was eligible but didn’t vote effectively voted for whomever won. The distinction doesn’t matter.
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by what 7mo ago
Yes, that’s why they have such great up time. They don’t go down multiple times per day.
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by what 7mo ago
Nobody is measuring their productivity, but people definitely look at how many open issues they have and potentially how long those issues have existed. They’re likely incentivized to close issues for appearances.
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by what 7mo ago
If you think the the major LLM providers have a way to filter malicious (or even bad or wrong) code from training data, I have a bridge to sell you.
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by what 7mo ago
Pinning doesn’t help you. They can replace the package and you’ll get the new one. You have to vendor the dependencies.
283.
by what 7mo ago
What? Why are you running brew upgrade every day?
284.
by what 7mo ago
This. There are much better reasons to abandon brew than “it’s slow”.
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by what 7mo ago
Look what happened when the power went out in SF and the Waymos just stopped in the street because they were confused and there weren’t enough humans to direct them. Now imagine that but with planes that will fall out of the sky when they r
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by what 7mo ago
Roma are not the “normal” tomatoes sold fresh in American grocery stores.
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by what 7mo ago
> The reason that people liked Biden is that he would not have launched this war. No, they liked him because he wasn’t Trump. And then they liked Trump more after having him.
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by what 7mo ago
They can go to a library. Or go to basically any business (or sit outside) and use their WiFi.
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by what 7mo ago
They’re already given unlimited data? It just gets throttled the 2G speeds. They can also just go to the local library or Starbucks for the WiFi if they need more.
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by what 7mo ago
Those cookie banners shouldn’t be presented to Americans.
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by what 7mo ago
What AI IPOs?
292.
by what 7mo ago
It’s worse. It gives you all 4 seasons but suggests there’s a secret 5th season most people don’t know about.
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by what 7mo ago
I’ve seen it use “one weird trick” multiple times in its end of response baiting. Literally those words.
294.
by what 7mo ago
Why do you think an LLM knows what is fact?
295.
by what 7mo ago
I guess you consider the Redditors that migrated here during that time frame due to the “api fiasco” to be bots.
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by what 7mo ago
It’s just ~8 lines per minute if you work 24/7 for 4 months. Maybe they don’t sleep.
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by what 7mo ago
Maybe? My high school had typing classes and on word and spread sheets and whatever. They also had dental assistant program where you’d be certified by the time you graduate high school.
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by what 7mo ago
I’ve not seen a site that remembers your selection of “reject all”/“essential only”. It would actually be hard to argue that it would count as an essential cookie, nothing about the site depends on remembering your rejection. I guess t
299.
by what 7mo ago
Test theatre isn’t new. Most people writing tests do the exact same thing, testing implementation.
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by what 7mo ago
Your own time is worthless if you’re not spending it doing something that makes more money. You don’t make more money increasing your productivity for work when you’re expected to work the same number of hours.

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