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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Summer 2026 models are able to fix everything I vibe coded late 2025 that got too unwieldy
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
generalizations about a group of people are not “racist” when not talking about race, they’re also not inherently pejoratives either. reduction is to know what to expect still buy the cameras, still buy the natural gas just dont go on the p
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
landing page slop is the new geocities your AI lied to you, you were not absolutely right, you were not clever, your epiphany was not a rare. The LLM was misaligned with all human interests by egging you on about having a dozen sections on
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Bro you killed seventyonelab One shot
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
I developed a really healthy balance, work and one side project at a time instead of being worried about permanent underclass ideas
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
do we have a better understanding of mental health on this forum now to both acknowledge the overzealous nature of the prosecution and also view Aaron’s life ending choice as an individual one most people do the time
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
there was this guy that was anti-bitcoin - or specifically against most arguments from enthusiasts - and people started looking up to him to validate their feelings and on news and podcasts he wound up correcting so many dumb arguments that
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
I think this is an example of just catering to the gullible solely because the market exists without pondering anything about the individuals in the market like the "pink tax", which isn't a tax at all but just a premium on c
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
what you described sounds morally benign I’m guessing at why you don’t see it that way, I’ve seen similar value systems so I’m transposing those as the near guess onto yours in the meantime
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
It took you 8 months to burn out from churning SaaS slop? My mind was cooked in 3 weeks trying to six neglected ideas at once
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
its a good motivator and looks like we'll be returning to the more feudal version where just that class was focusing on the arts, only because everyone else is preoccupied with doing the things that pays the bills unless they're a
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
as with every discipline that AI and therefore computers can reason through suddenly: you could always do the discipline you liked before for self fulfillment purposes, and you can still do it for self fulfillment purposes now
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
asking for an ELI5 after noticing a pattern doesn't seem like defending something to me, and I don't know how else to word it if it does seem like that even after carefully choosing my words I asked a lot of questions, what are th
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
your moral system relies on infantilizing the consumer and removing agency from them do you think there is not enough transparency or something? a UX problem in the interface that makes you sympathize more? a fundamental and unexplained dis
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Some existing customers might drop off But obviously you need 16 seats to drop for every paying seat in order for that to earn less money It also opens up a new market that takes them more seriously I dabbled in dropshipping and would liter
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Now on docker
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
They’re saying that few workers get RSUs
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
> A huge chunk of the people who's wages beat inflation only did so due to job hopping so job hop the market is trying to tell you something
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
It’s not so binary Basically, anything people decide not to like is targeted for its climate impact Some of that targeting is valid and points out optimizations that can be done They want you to ignore their air conditioning and fridge’s gr
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
it sounds profound to the person that generated it level 1 AI psychosis, really mild symptoms
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Claude as a harness at all really spends too much time before giving user feedback Its a crutch that is no longer competitive
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
hasn't been an issue since 3.5 for me, what have you seen, say, in the last two months
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Not spherical huh, where did you learn that and where would I go to learn that
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
doppler all the way
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
The “pro” moniker means nothing these models aren’t successors and barely have a common ancestor, they are independently baked in the training oven and assigned a semantic version randomly by someone trying to show initiative but not trying
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
Republicans finalized things to address medical costs and chiseling at hospital billing - regulations promulgated during Democrat regimes - so I would say there is bipartisan consensus for the actual arguments, if people listened to the act
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
yeah, when I was attending them the trend became to have X% of code done at the hackathon, but given how many external packages are necessary-ish or commonplace to use, it was impossible to enforce I began using hackathons as a shared focus
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
> A solid 90% of the projects there were just vibe coded slop. Even the ideas were AI. I attended hackathons in the SF Bay Area where award winning participants had simply made powerpoints So this doesnt surprise me And I realized at tha
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
the west just formalizes the expedited processing fee vis “due process” or a “deferred prosecution agreement”
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by yieldcrv 2mo ago
I think its a total travesty of our society that people are desired to identify both the problem and the solution people without solutions are told not to point out the problem and people with the skillset to bring solutions dont have the s

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