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by CSSer 9mo ago
If only we could take output and reverse-engineer activation layers through some parameters and get the original prompt. Imagine how much time we could save if we could read the chat transcript or the two actually human-written paragraphs t
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by CSSer 9mo ago
GitHub wants to sell a service. Keys are convenient. Better alternatives in authorization and authentication exist, and GitHub is very aware of them. They even offer and facilitate them. For example, see OIDC. But many users either want key
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by CSSer 10mo ago
We may have some things in common. I'm not a mom, but I am a woman. And I don't want to assume the same is true for you, but breaking into this industry was difficult for me, so even without children, I'm really invested in t
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by CSSer 10mo ago
Yeah, issues have been open on GitHub for months. I've tried shortening my scrollback history and using other emulators but it doesn't seem to make a difference. It's pretty frustrating for a paid tool.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
I guess I should clarify too: I don't believe in junior titles. They handicap people into the position you describe where they must move on to progress. When I describe "junior" above, I generally mean a candidate with <=1
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by CSSer 10mo ago
This article talks a lot about AI, but what I find odd is that in my relatively short (but long enough) ~9 yr career so far, this problem predates AI. I don't deny that it exacerbates it, but you don't kill a disease by addressing
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by CSSer 10mo ago
I don't know for sure, but it's definitely the first tool of that value to have a persistent strobing (scroll position) bug so bad that passersby ask me if I'm okay when they see it.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
A social lesson: don't yuck other people's yum.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
LLMs can be used to quickly mulch data into a digestible format that at least used to take effort. Friction is a natural deterrent for bad behavior. Beyond that, however, is the fact that your user interactions with most applications used t
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by CSSer 10mo ago
Come down to Ojai valley. They'll be crawling all over you in no time. I grew up in the east. Most of the ticks we had at least couldn't even carry Lyme or Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. California is wild.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
For GP's sake, even before you make it to FYPM levels of angry, you will be in over your head. It's too much work. I remember being very early in my career and feeling like GP does. This is very easily more than a full-time job.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
What strikes me about this exchange is no one is talking about the money. In the past, you could do either and no one had to care except you. Now a lot of jobs that people could find fulfilling aren't because the economy is so distorte
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by CSSer 10mo ago
Read it in context. There's nothing wrong with SSR.
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by CSSer 10mo ago
I, a Millenial with a very active voter record, increasingly do. What seems to be the problem? Perhaps I should point out that representatives still must bring issues to bear, and the age of the average representatives has only very recentl
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by CSSer 10mo ago
I remain convinced that RSC and the SSR craze was a result of someone (or multiple) people needing a raise and their friends wanting to start a company selling abstract compute. Statically hydrated, minimal React was pretty great when serve
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by CSSer 10mo ago
Being responsible for the peak of something and having the power to undo it but choosing to do nothing produce the same result.
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by CSSer 11mo ago
Okay, but where do you put it? I mean, yes, I know there's /usr/local/bin and /opt/bin, but why do I have to compile then mv it myself? It's a small paper cut. Does cargo or go have a global build command?
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by CSSer 11mo ago
That's a big question. I think TUIs are great for glue processes, and it doesn't hurt when they look pretty. They're also excellent first projects with composable interfaces. Shell code is such a pain. It's quick and dir
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by CSSer 11mo ago
Some of the most interesting projects here have the worst installation stories.It's sort of tilting at windmills to not acknowledge that people are going to mostly install through package managers for their platform by advertising it a
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by CSSer 11mo ago
gTLDs have no registration/renewal price cap. This probably doesn't mean much to you now, and statistically, it probably never will, but if it ever does... Yikes!
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by CSSer 11mo ago
By RTFA https://github.com/microsoft/amplifier
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by CSSer 11mo ago
I'll bite. You ever owned a macbook?
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by CSSer 11mo ago
The best part of this is I watched Sam Altman say he really thinks fusion is a short period of time away in response to a question about energy consumption a couple years ago. That was the moment I knew he's a quack.
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by CSSer 11mo ago
Heh, according to the other guy he could get fired and replaced with AI because of his ego. For the less than subtle, I wasn't implying that it was good or bad. I was just pointing out the irony of criticizing centralized moderation o
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by CSSer 11mo ago
It is really weird how some sessions with claude are better than others despite similar tasks. I'm certain it's not sleep deprivation or something else. Sometimes it gets on a hot streak by accidentally discovering the right tools
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by CSSer 11mo ago
Friendly reminder that you are on a forum with essentially one benevolent moderator.
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by CSSer 1y ago
I didn't bother to cite my sources at the time, and it seems that was a mistake. I used careless language. The overwhelming majority are Californians, at least as much as I have any right to claim to be. They lived in California for
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by CSSer 1y ago
Agreed, but just so no one latches onto what I think you meant as a joke, the overwhelming majority of homeless people in California are native Californians.
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by CSSer 1y ago
I think that has always been the difference. First principles.
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by CSSer 1y ago
Ah, you're right. Something else I'm curious about with these systems is how they'll affect difficulty level. If AI handles the majority of easy cases, and radiologists are already at capacity, so they crack if the only cases

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