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_JoRo
4mo ago
I agree, and yet I think even with a well engineering agent harness, there are a lot of unknown unknowns out there. I imagine the problem will persist if users continue to submit PRs that pass the harness without being able to validate for
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_JoRo
4mo ago
I've been working on a project myself over the last few weeks where the documentation is quite minimal. To no surprise the LLMs fell flat at being able to generate any sort of meaningful code. However, I realized that if I focused firs
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4mo ago
I'm curious what percentage of PRs are just the AI blindly writing code and submitting a PR without testing, and which have at least been locally tested to some degree. Any OS maintainers have any insights on this?
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_JoRo
6mo ago
I've used Claude Max awhile now, and I usually only get to around 50% usage in a 4/5hr block (using medium effort). Yesterday, I switched from high -> medium effort using the /model command, but afterwards it still felt li
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_JoRo
7mo ago
Haha, I think the experience is a bit different at the higher levels (between ranks 50-1000), but overall people are quite a bit nicer than those playing League of Legends or Dota.
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8mo ago
Does anyone have any recommendations on best practice security methods? As others have said, it sounds like there may be an order of magnitude more vulnerabilities found / exploited, and I'm wondering if security such as 2FA and P
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_JoRo
9mo ago
I think the key part here is the bootstrapping phase. You may not use a specific English word every week, but maybe you use it every 2-3 months. SRS is great for getting information to these different thresholds!
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9mo ago
As someone who has used spaced repetition extensively I will just provide a few insights that might be helpful: 1. Decide on what's important. Just because you learn something doesn't mean that it should be logged to the system. I
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_JoRo
1y ago
I think a lot of it is: feels good to think that you're smarter than most than to acknowledge the reality that you're probably not. My intuition is that this type of thinking is becoming more and more entrenched in American cultur
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_JoRo
1y ago
I think a good litmus test for a lot of behaviors is: "is this behavior serving me, or am I serving it?"
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1y ago
What has been most reliable for me has been instead of going from bad habit A to good habit Z, I just replace A with the easiest alternative that is less bad than A. Obviously, this means going from A to Z can take years instead of weeks. T
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1y ago
2nd this. Already getting weirdos posting pictures of two children and asking "this" or "this"...
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1y ago
Just children? I've had to block social media for myself because of how addictive it was / how much time I was wasting. I will say though, if you are trying to watch videos more from an educational perspective then it can be usef
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2y ago
I have had the exact opposite experience. Lived with a landlord for a year (he inherited the property as part of a trust), and he was the nicest guy whenever it came time to sign a lease or extension, but as soon as the paperwork was signed
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4y ago
I guess I'm just talking about the movement in the last 10 years or so (I'm not old enough to remember much before that :D). I think the left had a bigger movement left in the Obama years and the right definitely had a bigger move
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_JoRo
4y ago
My gut feeling (as a U.S resident) is that there has been a shift on both sides, but the overall country has moved more towards the left (so the shift on the right has maybe looked more extreme). I also think the overall media has become le
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4y ago
I'm curious where people see Musk in terms of his politics. I see him as center/right-center (U.S) with the occasional right troll post. The part that I don't like about him taking over Twitter is this: When he initially
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_JoRo
4y ago
I doubt the policy covers one-offs like this - I'm guessing it's more for continuous tracking.
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4y ago
Common sense says that this policy was not put in place to stop one-off photos of individuals, but to reasonably prevent individuals/groups from continuously tracking someone in realtime and broadcasting that information out to others.
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4y ago
And it still is. It's just not nearly as accessible or overtly obvious as it once was. I'm not sure if this would have happened if the account wasn't given extra attention in the media in recent weeks. Prior to an article 2 w
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4y ago
Yeah honestly this is my biggest issue with public figures on social media. Without a second thought they can make such claims about anyone, and all of a sudden that person is receiving dozens of death threats from the crazies of the world.
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4y ago
I'm kind of curious what people are most upset about here? 1. They just don't like Elon? 2. They are upset that despite Elon claiming to be a "free speech absolutist" that he is now suspending accounts posting public i
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4y ago
walls are boring :)~
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4y ago
In relation to RTS games, I think it's a combination of people are largely satisfied with what we have now combined with the fact that MOBAs, FPS, and RTS are probably more appealing to the average gamer. That being said AoE2 is an awe
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4y ago
Curious what others think the primary reasons are for this? I'm thinking that it's possible that a majority of their workforce is still working remote, and if you don't turn off system access prior to termination then people
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4y ago
;TLDR: Anecdotally, I've found it easier to lose weight / harder to sustain weight after a few months of consistent exercise. Mostly unrelated to this article and perhaps naive, but I found it very difficult to gain weight (and ev
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4y ago
A few things I have found work well for maintaining energy levels and maximizing productivity levels throughout the day. 1. Only eat foods high in carbohydrates around the time you exercise. (Reduce carbohydrates on days that you don't
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4y ago
I've always feel like I get my best quality sleep when I go to bed extremely tired.
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4y ago
Honestly, it's a big conception that success in RTS games rely on high APM. Great strategy and macro will get you to the 99th percentile in most rts games. I notice that a lot of players that are in the lower percentiles are those who