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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
His cuts were actually considered and targeted. He didn’t just hire a billionaire to take a chainsaw to ‘woke’ gov programs.
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
The abrahamic ones for sure.
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
They are obviously Christian. Christians tend to have a dim view of anyone that doesn't marry and have children (unless they join the clergy).
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
Nothing more dangerous really.
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
It’s really unsurprising. Stealing IP is their whole business model.
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
It seems to be a common trait of the AI people to just brazenly violate the law. It’s like a requirement for working at openAI is to think rules don’t apply to you because you’re so smart.
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by yoyohello13 3mo ago
I constantly hear other engineers talk about how knowing the cli, git, Linux, whatever is useless. But then I’m the one that gets called when shit breaks, so it must not be that useless. If knowing how shit works at a low level is so useles
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Yeah I have 2002 Honda accord and I’m dreading the day I need to get a modern car. My wife has a 2021 car and there is not a single feature it has that is necessary. In fact, many of them are actively bad. I’ve been driving every day, accid
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
I assume you don't ascribe to the thought that friction leads to growth. In this future of complete frictionless existence wont humanity stagnate? In this world of no effort, nothing has meaning.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Thanks for the tip. I’ll try that out.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Yeah, we have a big struggle with this. We have lots of legacy code that doesn't follow our latest design patterns intermixed with new code. The LLM picks up bad habits depending on what it pulls in to context first. We have AGENTS.md
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
I recommend it. I got a masters in Math, learned how to code, and now I'm a software engineer. Math was a lot of fun. Honestly, the best take away from my degree was that learning math concepts is often so obtuse/difficult it make
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
I’ve been working with these things for quite some time now and every time I simply “treat it like I would a human” it seems to perform better. I can’t imagine agents wouldn’t perform better in a clean codebase than a giant mess of one. Jus
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
> You are aware that you can just pay more money and get a higher quality house and higher quality shoes, right? False. You can pay more money for branding that purports to be higher quality. The Running shoe market is a perfect example.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
> Of course the house must pass safety inspections and stuff, but the materials and techniques don’t matter one bit for that. All that matters is you achieve the desired outcome, and I will ignore the glaring fact that you achieve the de
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
For me, it’s less that I’m burned out on coding and more of a feeling that if I’m going to be doing puzzles in assembly I mine as well just do it in real assembly.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
We have a consistent wsl image for everyone. So they are all on Linux. Then we have a podman pod defined in a bash script. We have a Justfile where you can run ‘just services’ and it all “just works (tm)”. Once the pod is defined you can us
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Too true. I used to absolutely love Zachtronics games. Then I became a professional programmer and I just can’t play the programming themed ones anymore. Kind of a shame because TIS-100 is what made me want to be a programmer in the first p
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
All the CEOs very quickly changed their messaging after Altman's house got molotoved.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Top Comment > EU based alternative to Cloudflare
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
I don’t want to get into an argument about health on the internet, it’s really a no win situation. Although feeling bad, going to a doctor, getting labs, taking a calcium supplement is completely legitimate and a very different story from w
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
It's pretty safe to assume all hyped supplements are pointless. Being generally active and eating fruits/vegetables is like 80% of the work for being healthy. > almost everyone is Vitamin D deficient This was the red flag that
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Pledge what you can. If everyone does this, it adds up. I have a $100/month slush fund I have set aside for Patreon/OS projects I like and use. It's a drop in the bucket, but something. Even $5/month can go to VPS hostin
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
It is disconcerting that a large portion of people (many in government) actually believe Trump was appointed by God to lead the United States. If any US president could become a dictator, it's him, and I don't blame people for bei
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Yeah, I've been exclusively on Linux at home since 2019. I have to do work on Windows though and it's a daily reminder that Windows is a piece of shit and gets worse with every update. WSL is the only thing that makes it bearable.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Yeah, I'm worried about the day when infosec turns it's eye toward WSL. So far they have turned a blind eye, but just wait until someone cooks up an exploit targeting WSL...
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
A programmable editor really is so amazing now. You can have a LLMs whip up anything you can think of in minutes. Ive used neovim for a long time but never really customized it much. Now I’ve got tons of plugins and can add new features on
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
> Things are moving fast so from the inside the tech bubble it seems that everyone wants to use AI. Is it really 'want', or is it FOMO?
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Reading the docs is kind of a superpower for devs. With AI I think most technology is going to be treated like praying to the machine spirit.
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by yoyohello13 4mo ago
Sorry, you're right. It's been a frustrating morning and I shouldn't have taken it out on you.

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