acaloiar

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by acaloiar 8d ago
I used it for a few months, and can say that no skill is up to the task of keeping Claudeuage in check. You'll get a lot more mileage out of an "output style" with the same instructions, because output styles regularly remind
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by acaloiar 1mo ago
This thread seems like the wort of folk who might get a laugh at https://clanker-quotes.com/
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by acaloiar 1mo ago
I think you're missing the point. People loading these skills and complaining about LLM output aren't trying to "humanise" anything. They're saying LLM output is an affront to language and they're tired of read
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by acaloiar 1mo ago
I'm not so sure anyone was let out of the dungeon. All the "co-founder" statements read exactly like Claude drivel. If I were a betting man, I'd bet HackerOne simply wired LLMs up to post as Alex and Michiel.
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by acaloiar 1mo ago
If ever there was a case study in the complexity of "market forces", it's Microsoft's Windows' resilience to pressure from clearly superior options like MacOS. As a life long Linux user, I'd like to believe it&
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by acaloiar 2mo ago
Much of the FUD around using LISTEN/NOTIFY in production comes from people who have never done so. It of course has its limits, and we should remain aware of them. Much like the limits of every piece of tech in our stacks. Choose datab
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by acaloiar 4mo ago
> It didn't just suddenly materialize. A sudden materialization is what's depicted by the data. > It's been steadily getting worse. I don't believe this is accurate. Failing grades are what the observation entails,
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by acaloiar 4mo ago
I'm having a difficult time imagining how an admissions event in 2021 materializes in the spring semester of 2026 in a class largely taken by first-year students. Could you explain?
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by acaloiar 4mo ago
To be honest, this comment reads to me like LLM output. You have a history of comments that were clearly written by a human, with character, but this comment stands out to me as an outlier. It has that semi-neutral, slightly pontificating t
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by acaloiar 9mo ago
I cancelled a 12 year old Prime account solely out of principle because of this.
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by acaloiar 10mo ago
It's interesting that even people who are anti-Flock have been convinced to refer to Flock's camera products as automatic license plate readers (ALPRs). This is similar to how Google has convinced Android users to refer to install
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by acaloiar 11mo ago
I may be imagining this, but I'm nearly certain I was running dillo on a PDA (I want to say Palm Treo) around 2001. I remember it feeling revolutionary to open up a webpage on something other than my linux desktop computer at the time.
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by acaloiar 11mo ago
As dumb and useless as I think Grok is, I think you've identified what actually happened, which is significantly more benign than asking a 10 year old for nudes.
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by acaloiar 11mo ago
That's because you're reasonable. Sometimes it's used in the expected way, but (more?) often, "international community" euphemistically refers to whomever is currently one of, or an ally of the above mentioned count
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by acaloiar 1y ago
It's exactly what you said. You're not crazy :)
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Tokens are an implementation detail that have no business being part of product pricing. It's deliberate obfuscation. First, there's the simple math of converting tokens to dollars. This is easy enough; people are familiar with &q
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by acaloiar 1y ago
> It's not future demand, it's current demand. Microsoft has already said they're power blocked rather than chip blocked. This is not me doubting you, but your comment will carry considerably more weight if you provide a r
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by acaloiar 1y ago
If I were to go back to Android, I'd have to built the app first. Although I would built it with age support :)
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by acaloiar 1y ago
No need to forego mobile if you're on iOS [1]. 1. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pass-password-store/id12058205...
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Unless you used different language for the bet, you lost it the moment it was made. "Never" may be falsified by "at least once", but affirmed only by "never". So I'm afraid only you could have ever been on
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The Collapse of Builder.ai(restofworld.org)
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by acaloiar 1y ago
A mature CEO would characterize the "not good reasons" engineers had for not onboarding. I think most people would agree that engineers outright refusing to comply with what was asked of them would be a "not good" reason
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by acaloiar 1y ago
For anyone following along in the comments here. Code Rabbit's CEO posted some of the details today, after this post hit HN. The usual "we take full responsibility" platitudes.
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by acaloiar 1y ago
LLM Token and usage limit anxiety aught to pair nicely with battery and range anxiety. All part of a head-healthy diet.
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by acaloiar 1y ago
In Colorado, this is how it's supposed to work. But then you have companies like Parking Revenue Recovery Services (PRRS), who have already had to settle [1] with the AG once before, and yet the AG refuses to take action on additional
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Wttr is an essential in my i3bar: curl -s ' https://wttr.in/Revelstoke,BC?format=4&u '
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Gift URL: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/14/technology/meta-data-cent...
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by acaloiar 1y ago
https://archive.is/Rdt3z
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by acaloiar 1y ago
Facebook is able to realize outsize cross-web tracking benefits by having you logged in as long as possible. Few other companies are able to realize comparable benefits because they don't have the same ad-serving aspirations coupled wi
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by acaloiar 1y ago
> how do we square that with this interpretation producing results that are squarely at odds with the intent of the founders Jesus christ. Don't you feel at all obligated to provide support for the thing you're "pretty sur

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