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CookieCrisp
5d ago
One of my early programming jobs was bringing a print newspaper to the web. I was actually going through some of my emails from that time yesterday, which brought back a lot of memories. I was largely despised by most of the staff. Some tol
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CookieCrisp
7d ago
No, but it makes sense to me that we’d need to go through this step to get where we want to go
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7d ago
And storing memories for every “footgun” it finds, while removing more important memories (or shortening them until they’re inaccurate or useless)
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12d ago
While I agree 1000 is hilariously low for this, worth is hard to quantify. Do you pay what it could theoretically cost your company? the amount the top bidding bad actor would be willing to pay?
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15d ago
The first time I heard of Ed Zitron was 18 or so years ago when he wrote a review of the Darkfall MMORPG. He tore it to pieces, but as someone who played the game I could tell he had never actually played it, which is what the game develope
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16d ago
Sure sure sure
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19d ago
You are allowed to have an opinion on her 20k bag addiction
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20d ago
I start with the first word, then move on to the second and so forth, letting the overall idea of what I am reading in my mind grow as I get further and further
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27d ago
Good god man, get a grip
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27d ago
What reality are you living in?
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1mo ago
I know large earthquakes are effectively random (ignoring aftershocks) but this feels like a lot this year, yeah?
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1mo ago
In some circles using soap used to put you in the worst of the worst
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1mo ago
When the consequences of the government not abusing it isn’t devastating.
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1mo ago
By this argument, could you ever attribute suicide to anything? Nothing is ever “solely” responsible
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1mo ago
What would you like done?
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1mo ago
Fascism with a different name
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2mo ago
You're not an amalgamation of humanity, you're one person.
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2mo ago
I can find any number of counterexamples that an average human fails and an AI would get right. It’s a different form of intelligence but it is intelligent
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2mo ago
When can we stop pretending this country has any principles left?
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CookieCrisp
2mo ago
Cherry picked your example there a bit
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2mo ago
But don’t you understand! A menu created with AI has no soul!
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2mo ago
I highly recommend to anyone that uses them a lot - try to clone your own. I’ve got mine fully formed into how I want it, with features I haven’t seen anywhere else yet and with integration into everything I work with. We’ve lived in a worl
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2mo ago
Probably the ssh key
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2mo ago
Not everyone is as confident in their writing as they are in their engineering
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2mo ago
Sometimes, but I feel like more than 50% are good (or I’ve been lucky) - I read their profiles online at psychologytoday.com and pick a few that seems to fit me. I then call and see if they have open appointments
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2mo ago
More often it's the difference between finishing something and not finishing it - so often LLM's are helping them reach an audience that would appreciate them, even if that audience doesn't include you
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2mo ago
I tend to see far more obvious bots attacking Claude than any other - which makes sense, they're winning.
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2mo ago
These days anytime I want an extension I'm just asking Claude to build it. Has no problem knocking them out. I'm pretty certain Claude could have built any of these features in the malicious extensions in one shot
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2mo ago
If it's valuable enough to someone, and it isn't keeping up, someone will pay. If it's not valuable enough for someone to pay, then who cares?
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2mo ago
I don’t trust this was the result of a normal prompt
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