Tadpole9181

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by Tadpole9181 6d ago
Yeah, the way it's aesthetically framed like it's official immediate skeeves me out. I doubt it's intentional, given they clearly state "community" at the top, and more a case of poor judgement and AI look-aliking.
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by Tadpole9181 6d ago
They have a plugin ecosystem, one of which is auto-named sessions. I imagine implementing your own wouldn't be too difficult either, if that one doesn't meet your standards of trust. You could even just make a harness hook in Clau
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by Tadpole9181 6d ago
I don't see how this is a meaningful statement, as it implies there are games that cross this threshold. GTA V and Cyberpunk are some of the most critically aclaimed and beloved games ever made?
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by Tadpole9181 7d ago
I would agree that 1-2 years ago models were more "slot machine"-esque - sometimes the output was good, sometimes the output was bad. And as a result, I primarily used them for auto-complete functionality and bouncing ideas around
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by Tadpole9181 8d ago
That is what you struggle with the most? Are you kidding me? English has no distinct personal pronoun for an "it". "I" has to be used for grammar to be attributive. There's quite literally no alternative without
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by Tadpole9181 11d ago
The Wiki page above didn't really go into it much, but how much of the cost of nuclear power is self-inflicted? I.e. regulatory costs and actually paying the cost of externalities up-front. And if we were more consistent at building su
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by Tadpole9181 11d ago
Hey, quick question, who does virtually all manufacturing for US and Canadian and EU citizens? And why is the rise of Chinas emissions so coincidentally timed to the fall of those countries'? I didn't go into the study, but lookin
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by Tadpole9181 11d ago
Using corporate externalities to trivialize individual contribution is utter nonsense, though. Coke does not make plastic bottles because they think it's fun. Big oil executives don't just fill big Scrooge McDuck swimming pools of
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by Tadpole9181 15d ago
My concern is that the orange one and his tribe may never leave at this point. The voters seem totally immune to reflection and the party has accumulated so much power, festered so much rot, and replaced so many government officials it feel
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by Tadpole9181 17d ago
The problem with people constantly pointing to the Ozone layer is that it was only really addressed because it cost virtually nothing to do so. All we had to do was switch from one bad thing to another good thing, which was already becoming
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by Tadpole9181 19d ago
No, when you run it Claude just writes a bash script used to generate the status line. Not sure what they're talking about.
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by Tadpole9181 20d ago
This is actually a built-in Claude Code feature: `/statusline` will ask how you want it to look and set it up for you.
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by Tadpole9181 22d ago
IIRC, the Montreal protocol only worked because it could be solved with existing technology, quickly, with almost no economic cost and happened in a totally different era of global politics. Climate change has... well... none of that. Not o
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by Tadpole9181 27d ago
I also think it's important to distinguish selling out from participating in culture and making things people may enjoy. The pendulum often swings between extremes before settling on reasonable middle ground. Having fun colors for one
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by Tadpole9181 27d ago
Are we living in the same reality? The US can't even keep a single strait safe right now against a fairly "weak" state. We don't have the political willpower for American servicemen to die in defensive wars like Ukraine
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by Tadpole9181 28d ago
This issue was linked in the recently-front-page issue on Opus 5 using astronomically hard to understand manners of speaking. Someone must have just noticed it and decided to post it here.
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by Tadpole9181 29d ago
My idea that adults can understand other people's ideas is mistaken because the average consumer is a hedonist that doesn't care about ideals? Not exactly sure how that tracks, but okay, bud.
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by Tadpole9181 29d ago
Ray-Ban is choosing to produce these in a partnership. They don't have to participate and by doing so they're guaranteeing they exist and profiting from the bad behavior. And even making them more stylish and therefore more appe
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by Tadpole9181 29d ago
Until, of course, tens of millions of people are taking BNPL loans with 20% interest rates willy nilly. Then when they default, it triggers an economic crisis that affects every single person in the country.
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by Tadpole9181 29d ago
And how much foreign-owned Alfalfa? Because people are something like 10% of the water use here.
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by Tadpole9181 29d ago
Memory manufacturers have gone through several cycles of lawsuits for market collusion at this point. It's gone from an open secret to just outright flaunting in our face. Until the penalties involve actual jail time or a fine 10x larg
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
It just looks like OpenRouter is doing a 50% sale on some models right now? Until OpenAI makes an announcement, I would assume no.
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Sure, for FOSS. But at a business I'm not sure you'll stay employed long if you do this regularly and don't try to find ways to adapt to the new world we live in. To be clear, I don't have an answer either. Reviews have
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Would this not be closer to saying Arnold Schwarzenegger should have tried exercising more?
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
And because I love the game of explaining direct costs: every single taxpayer just paid $10 for this. Of course, since our government is flat broke, it's going to be more from interest on the debt.
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Because those are our only two options? We ar perfectly capable of intelligently changing how we calculate inflation. And the current administration's idea that if an American stops buying something because they cannot afford it anymo
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Its a good thing that we didn't start a war for no reason that caused the price of fuel to skyrocket.
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
In several states we have moved well beyond "fixable". For instance, in Texas, where they are outright saying that they are redrawing districts with the explicit goal of preventing Democrats from being represented. Not only tha
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Are you pretending that political losses are not losses? Getting into a war you cannot fund, fuel, or staff and having to retreat is called "losing".
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by Tadpole9181 1mo ago
Read the rest of my comment, I get there eventually.

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