AshamedBadger56

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by AshamedBadger56 1mo ago
I wouldn't be so quick to jump to deceptive and journalistic malpractice. The way I read it was not that they were inflating the number of drawdowns, but rather pointing out that it was designed for full drawdowns, not rapid and repeat
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by AshamedBadger56 1mo ago
Video games are honestly a pretty bad example. 10-20 years ago, you'd buy your video game, and it was a complete item, that you owned and could play for as long as you didn't damage it. Once you were done with it, you could lend i
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by AshamedBadger56 1mo ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding you, but neither of those outcomes sound like failures? They sound like a net positive for society. New mothers get to spend more time with their children, which has a ton of societal benefits, and teenaged b
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by AshamedBadger56 1mo ago
Absolutely love the design, features, website, attention to detail, and just...taste. It's been quite a while since I mashed that reserve button so quickly haha. Hope it lives up to the design and looks!
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
Keep in mind these charts are almost useless if you're trying to determine how much the typical millennial or gen x person has compared to boomers. I'd go as far as to say it's misleading at best to portray "The kids are
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
Yep, old people in Florida love to golf and really love it when they can drive their golf cart from their garage straight to the clubhouse, finish a round of golf, and ride it right back to their garage only ever having to get out to hit th
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
Well they're doing a pretty poor job of guiding it in a positive direction and ethically speaking they are almost indistinguishable from the bad actors....
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
I've played around with all the popular agent CLI's and I've landed on omp/ohmypi as my favorite for now. It's definitely the opposite of a lean install like Pi, but I find it works a lot better than OpenCode. It&#x
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
Seems to be very random. I've heard stories like yours, as well as companies who applied and are approved same day.
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
https://apnews.com/article/grok-ai-elon-musk-xai-f3f8195a176... https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2026/01/grok-assumes-use... https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
This is always mentioned when people talk about addictive substances being widespread. However, I think the key thing to think about isn't whether somethings addictive or not, but if said addiction comes with significant negative conse
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by AshamedBadger56 2mo ago
I know it's against the ethos of Pi, but I think a lot of people would consider a handful of things like a memory system, web search, subagents, and looping to be a basic/base thing they would add to every agent harness.
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by AshamedBadger56 3mo ago
I know some professors who have started doing something similar to combat students using AI for their work. Even going as far as to hide the "your report must include XYZ obscure word 3x" prompt instructions in small invisible tex
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by AshamedBadger56 3mo ago
> Until someone can reconcile these facts, and they can say distinctively that the rise in temperature we see right now isn't the same reason as before, I'm going to believe that temperature will moderate and cool, just like it
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by AshamedBadger56 4mo ago
I believe the point is that if you delay patches until X days after release, usually someone will catch it and the maintainer or the package manager will pull the infected release. Thus, by you doing nothing and waiting X days, you protect
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by AshamedBadger56 4mo ago
It's gross to scroll on tablets as well.
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by AshamedBadger56 4mo ago
I assumed they are meaning VSCode plugins that "hook" into the system.
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by AshamedBadger56 4mo ago
https://www.washingtonpost.com/investigations/2026/05/06/ira... https://archive.is/fR8Do
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by AshamedBadger56 5mo ago
You're forgetting that when you're sick and hurt yourself in the US you very likely still have to go to work. Doing some quick research, roughly 25% of the US workers don't have any sick time whatsoever, so you gotta take som
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by AshamedBadger56 5mo ago
> As of right now that's basically Mythos. If the rumors are true, it's a 10 trillion parameter model which is QUITE a bit larger than other models. If so, I'd suspect the main reason it has a super limited roll out is tha
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by AshamedBadger56 5mo ago
> the AWS things you mentioned you don’t need to mess with at all not the op, but I suspect they were meaning it's a huge pain migrating to a different cloud provider when all those features mentioned are in use. not that managing t
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The Blue Hearts Protocol: A portable memory file that makes your AI remember you(bluehearts.ai)
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by AshamedBadger56 6mo ago
I suspect they were mostly referring to it being uninhabitable due to the extreme heat and duration of 100ºF+ days.
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by AshamedBadger56 7mo ago
"It seems like a more polite way of handling this in private spaces is just to ask that people take them off - just like we do when a pig farmer walks into our house with their boots on." Just FYI, they do heavily market this towa