wookmaster

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by wookmaster 3mo ago
Who wants to be support for family and friends.
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
I have no idea, I use wireguard to access it. I have disk encryption setup. They'd need to hack my linux server SSH which I have protection turned on to shut it down after failed attempts. It would be a challenge to get access to my
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
Im of the opinion it’s all marketing and the government has continually shown themselves to be insider traders.
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
lol for us it was token spend charts, then we’re told token spend is stupid so they create some aggregate metric of cost per line of code that also tells us nothing of actual customer value. It’s wild to me how at that level there’s zero re
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
It’s so odd to me how companies decided what LLMs are capable of without data backing it up. Were all the execs conned or something ?
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
Ok? Claude is already mining everything else. Why should they be protected but not the data they stole ?
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
I’m not sure I agree because it was used to manipulate people into where we are today. News quality is a real problem. So much of it’s been bought and corrupted.
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
They're pretty limited these days
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by wookmaster 3mo ago
Wonder how long this can continue. Wages are stagnating while consumer items are going up double digit percents.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
My company banned Chinese models but I’ve got opencode setup with some open source coding models just in case. Luckily our laptops have some RAM (Mac)
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Microsoft names everything copilot anymore so everyone will continue to be confused
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
This is all still going on at my company but they’ve been trying to create dashboards to measure us as good or bad with our output unsuccessfully but they keep shoving it through anyways. It’s demoralized a lot of people.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
My country proves time and time again ego and profits matter more than lives. It’s always so depressing watching it all happen and if you try and point out the cost it’s hand waived away or seen as a personal attack.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
I don’t believe that at all. Maybe it’s killed large lecture classrooms. There’s a lot of other ways to engage students and ensure they’re learning but it involves being more active and actually communicating with them instead of yapping le
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Telegram won’t even let you stop random people from spamming you if you don’t pay monthly. It isn’t a company that cares about privacy at all.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Skeptical they’re even able to pull up a ladder there’s so many more models out there making great progress just behind them.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Who knows, people in Korea inject salmon sperm in their faces I learned recently. There seems to be no end to weird stuff people will inject into their bodies to feel better about their looks.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
I was always baffled by people who use the Apple mouse and keyboard my wrists hurt just looking at them
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
He’s certainly said things to deserve some hatred. I’m also lost why anyone thinks his mars trip is real. He has a long history of promising and not delivering.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
If there's one thing Tesla taught me is Elon can somehow get away with promising things and not delivering on them continually for years.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
I was trying to make an app to detect the note on an ocarina. I was having a bit of pain with it. I asked Claude to research how other apps did it and within 5 minutes after pulling dozens of sites and Wikipedia entries it had it working ne
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Claude is just a tool ? The developers who merged that code and didn't properly test increased the bugs.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Isn’t this the basics of embedded engineering ? Nothing here seems magic just an engineer with a good set of curiosity and persistence (maybe people like that are magic though ?)
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
No, it’s tribalism of sorts. For men they’ll often paint something they don’t understand with words like that. I grew up in a culture that did that and won’t go back. Many many humans lack basic curiosity about the world.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
There’s an odd goal with “productivity” by CEOs in recent years under some obsession to solve a problem that doesn’t exist. I suspect in the US where it’s shown time and time again businesses don’t value human lives we will not see this whi
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Plus one for Fastmail I’ve been using with a custom domain for years now and it’s great. I don’t use Google for anything at this point, though I’m sure they’re still tracking me somehow.
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
Why else would they change the rule ?
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
So just hope something else appears?
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
There’s a long history of corporations doing evil things to ensure their business model succeeds
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by wookmaster 4mo ago
A lot of companies are mandating token use, there's certainly a smell going on here but I have no idea why all the CEO's got onboard unless they all get some of that stock. AI psychosis is very real.

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