Draiken

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by Draiken 5d ago
Isn't the internal monologue exactly what Anthropic is always trying to hide to avoid distillation? If it was useless, they wouldn't bother. It's probably not as useful as if you also have the prompts, but even assuming they
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by Draiken 8d ago
Yes there's an android TV app. It's not the greatest feature-wise but never had any issues
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by Draiken 13d ago
I'm not sure what you propose. Generally speaking we don't get a perfect solution on the first try. Would it be great if we could make all digital purchases better? Hell yes. Is it realistic? No. If we can make one company/se
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by Draiken 1mo ago
Whether or not the people being investigated have guns or not, won't showing up with guns up escalate the situation rather than defuse? I would be absolutely terrified if people with guns came up to me, whether they're cops or not
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by Draiken 1mo ago
Do we take into account the people they handle in those safety statistics? I'm pretty sure we don't. A guy got shot after being swatted not so long ago and that would be a data point with no injuries for officers, masking the real
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by Draiken 1mo ago
Bubblewrap plus some whitelisting of domains/sockets is all you need. Docker is always a pain to use and this way I don't have to re-install everything a billion times for every different project.
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by Draiken 1mo ago
Taking aside the fact that free markets are a myth, all we have to do is look at our current society and you'll see how utopic this view is. In the real world, oligopolies are the rule not the exception.
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by Draiken 2mo ago
Only 1.7? I got $55B up from 41 cents. I literally almost had a heart attack today.
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by Draiken 3mo ago
But don't forget the vast majority of people can't produce masterpieces.
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by Draiken 3mo ago
I'm guessing you never hit this issue then, but it's a real issue. Whether or not it's in the RFC as a hard limit it doesn't matter, no HTTP server will allow unlimited sized URIs. You simply can't base64 large payl
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by Draiken 3mo ago
Definitely. We should ignore it and it'll go away by not going into these damn climate conferences. There are so many of them!
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by Draiken 3mo ago
> What did they expect would happen? Trump to just continue funding these people that hate him? So you believe it's expected that a president will de-fund everything that supports their opposing party? I'm sure that's a to
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by Draiken 4mo ago
Can I sue these companies if they don't remove me? Do they even care if I'm not from their countries of origin? This always felt like theater to me. They say "we deleted it, trust me bro" and we're supposed to belie
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by Draiken 4mo ago
IDK anything about 3d printing, but is their online service so complicated that people can't create an open source self hosted alternative? If they can already take the LAN version and send spoofed requests to their servers, they can d
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by Draiken 5mo ago
Nice video but the expectations vs reality is brutal: provide it with an actual PDF with a design system, wait for 30min and the entire thing is stuck. You talk to it, it consumes "usage" and no design system created. Had a simila
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by Draiken 5mo ago
People won't revolt even for genocide so why would they do anything about their computers? We'll pay the subscription and be done with it. Those who can't will suffer. We live too comfortably and independently to risk it all
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by Draiken 6mo ago
Yeah, who cares about morals, right? I'm sure Palantir is hiring. They'll kill people regardless, so might as well get paid for it!
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by Draiken 6mo ago
You're totally right. This makes sense if price ends up being the only metric. I never thought about it this way. Guess capitalism leads to enshittification no matter what.
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by Draiken 6mo ago
How the hell can healthy competition breed enshittification? That makes absolutely no sense to me. Take an industry with healthy competition like restaurants. You can compete in price, quality, format, service and probably a lot more. Now t
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by Draiken 6mo ago
Nobody's blaming React. The blame lies on the bad developers that chose it to write a freaking start menu. React is the symptom here, not the cause.
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by Draiken 6mo ago
I don't think "care" is the right word here at all. We simply don't have options. This is capitalism's biggest flaw: it's based on the assumption that there will be competition, but competition eventually leads
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by Draiken 7mo ago
Google Edward Snowden. Odd you never heard of the guy and his leaks.
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by Draiken 7mo ago
"Some reason" means profit. Competition reduces it and we need that shareholder value. It's baked into the system...
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by Draiken 7mo ago
Did I miss a fundamental shift in how LLMs work? Until they change that fundamental piece, they are literally that: programs that use math to determine the most likely next token.
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by Draiken 7mo ago
Even disregarding what he has done, this is utterly absurd. I almost spit my coffee reading that. You are going to tell me that the vibe coders care and read the code they merge with the same attention to detail and care that Linus has? Com
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by Draiken 8mo ago
I don't get why so much mental gymnastics is done to avoid the fact that locking their lower prices to effectively subsidize their shitty product is the anti competitive behavior. They simply don't want to compete, they want to fo
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by Draiken 8mo ago
They don't care. This is clearly someone looking to score points and impress with the AI magic trick. The best part is that they can say the AI will get some stuff wrong, they knew that, and it's not their fault when it breaks. Or
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by Draiken 8mo ago
Take Claude Code itself. It's got access to an endless amount of tokens and many (hopefully smart) engineers working on it and they can't build a fucking TUI with it. So, my answer would be no. Tech debt shows up even if every sin
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by Draiken 8mo ago
Come on... it's always the same reason: money. Companies don't support Linux because it's not widespread enough so it can't outweigh the costs. They don't give a rat's ass for the market's resentfulness or
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by Draiken 8mo ago
Most game studios pay someone else to make the anti-cheats and many already have Linux versions that the studios choose to not enable. Besides, if your anti-cheat only ever looks at the system level, it'll easily be bypassed by hardwar

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