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WesleyJohnson
22d ago
I've been WFH since Covid and, when it first happened, my office was in a finished attic that was not well conditioned. I like it warmer so I didn't mind, and the lack of comfort for others meant I enjoyed more solo time. These da
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22d ago
My take: this was done to pull consumers back into the cycle of upgrading to every new release. iPhones already do so much more than most people need. With the RAM price hikes, even though there was an influx of sales (according to a store
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WesleyJohnson
3mo ago
59,400 - It said I'm a person of few words. It also recommended I read a dictionary. I feel some kind of way about that. :D Fun!
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WesleyJohnson
3mo ago
I knew I shared a name with a former NBA Forward, but I did not know about some of the other well-known figures. Sadly (or thankfully?) I'm not listed anywhere, even in the hallucinations.
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WesleyJohnson
5mo ago
You certainly stumbled onto it much sooner in life than I did. It wasn't until I had children in my late 30s that this dawned on me - and has perplexed me ever since. Funny indeed.
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WesleyJohnson
5mo ago
Oh wow, I hadn't thought of taste, but you're exactly right. Fascinating subject.
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WesleyJohnson
5mo ago
Amazing. I'm so glad to have a name for this.
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WesleyJohnson
5mo ago
I'm sure this isn't an original thought, but I wonder how others see colors. Irrespective of color blindness, is what I know as red appear as blue to someone else? How would you even know or describe it? "Red, like a strawber
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5mo ago
This discussion has been particularly insightful. I'm 47 and have been drinking 2 to 3 Mtn Dew Kickstarts a day for probably 10 years. I don't feel high, or jittery, or like I'm bouncing off walls. I have no trouble falling a
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5mo ago
"X is just old" is a tired criticism of most things in my experience. Bloated would've sufficed, even if it's subjective.
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6mo ago
The issue I had with RAG when I tried building our own internal chat/knowledge bot was pulling in the relevant knowledge before sending to the LLM. Domain questions like "What is Cat Block B?" are common and, for a human, pro
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WesleyJohnson
7mo ago
And then Trump can sign the checks again.... Sarcasm aside, I agree the refunds should go back to consumers, not the importers. I don't have a source, but I have to imagine the lion's share of companies that were hit with tariffs
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WesleyJohnson
7mo ago
What businesses were legitimately going to go bankrupt by the increased tariffs? I'm not defending the tariffs, mind you, but I don't buy that every company had to increase prices to offset the additional taxes. Many could've
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WesleyJohnson
7mo ago
I had the same thought. Even if it wasn't the original intent, it sure is a preferable outcome.
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WesleyJohnson
7mo ago
What player is going to step in and do what Anthropic wouldn't? Or, worse, will the DoW try to author its own AI to go where private AI won't?
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WesleyJohnson
7mo ago
Very uncultured and untraveled caucasian here. I got 10/18, surprising myself. Probably plenty of luck, but at least 5 or 6 I was quite confident about. Not sure how.
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7mo ago
The article has mounds of data that to speak to exactly how the clothing sizes ARE the issue. Inconsistencies within brands, across brands, shifting vanity sizes, and shapes designed to fit only 12% of women. And yet, the top comment is abo
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7mo ago
But they're not lowest-common-denominator products. If they were, clothing designers would be tailoring clothes for a rectangular figure. The article clearly shows that only 12% of women have that "hourglass" figure and yet,
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WesleyJohnson
8mo ago
My disconnect is I can't read sheet music. So I can hear it, then memorize where it is on the piano/keyboard... but that just teaches you play piano by ear. It doesn't teach you how to play music in the traditional sense. I g
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9mo ago
Any tips or resources on how to get started? I drew a lot of comics as a kid/teen, and I've done 3d modeling as a hobbyist. But using physical media for sculpting has always seemed daunting.
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WesleyJohnson
9mo ago
I didn't intend to imply "best" even in the scope of a team, let alone every software engineer in the world. But, I understand your point and it's fair.
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WesleyJohnson
9mo ago
manage.py makemigrations myapp --empty --name add_some_view (in the migration file) operations=[migrations.RunSQL("Create View some_view AS ....", "DROP VIEW IF EXISTS...."] (in your models.py) class S
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WesleyJohnson
9mo ago
So you're openly saying you're fine with quantity over quality.... in software engineering? That's fine for a MVP, maybe, but nothing beyond on that IMHO unless they're throw away scripts. "Houston, we have a proble
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WesleyJohnson
9mo ago
Not to pick apart your analogy, but asserting that atheists haven't tried religion is misinformed.
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WesleyJohnson
10mo ago
What languages and frameworks? What is the domain space you're operating in? I use Cursor to help with some tasks, but mainly only use the autocomplete. It's great; no complaints. I just don't ever see being able to turn over
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WesleyJohnson
10mo ago
That is where content rating should come in, and games should be reviewed by Roblox staff before being approved. Then, Roblox age restrictions could play a role in keeping a 7-year old from a seeing photos of a murder.
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WesleyJohnson
10mo ago
I know it's just a google away, but I use Arc and I'm not in the loop on them poo-pooing on their users. Can you elaborate?
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10mo ago
It goes beyond that though. There are games and in-game content that aren't being reviewed. There are claims of player skins where the characters are wearing a t-shirt with an actual photo of Charlie Kirk's death (the shot to the
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10mo ago
I would add that there is psychology at play as well. Someone might scoff at a $200 ticket, thinking it's ridiculous to pay that much, even if you could then eat at the venue for $20. But they'll pay $100 for a ticket, feeling it&
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10mo ago
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