andrewstuart2

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by andrewstuart2 5d ago
My favorite was right before that. Text: You have rights to what you make. Music: You own what you make.
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by andrewstuart2 21d ago
Command and Conquer was almost certainly my first exposure to him. I guess it's time to go replay Red Alert 3 and enjoy those cutscenes all over again.
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by andrewstuart2 23d ago
I'm not applying this to your response but I immediately wondered if this exists on the site and it does: https://www.logicalfallacies.org/fallacy-fallacy.html
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by andrewstuart2 29d ago
Honestly I have a steam deck and that has gotten me accustomed to not sweating the lower frame rates. That and the ridiculous number of great indie games that aren't heavy on the graphics, and I'm not too worried about upgrades as
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by andrewstuart2 29d ago
Congrats. Happy for you. Nice. Yeah, I built mine in 3090 times and told myself I'd upgrade every 2-3 GPU generations. I do have 128G ram and I'm thankful for that but I'm definitely not on the same upgrade schedule any more.
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by andrewstuart2 2mo ago
I thought for sure this would be for f1tv.formula1.com but apparently that's only 134 and I thought that was ridiculous.
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by andrewstuart2 2mo ago
I like to think of myself as pretty well-versed when it comes to hardware and software and even some RF. But this conversation has me hitting search a lot, lol. It's fascinating reading experts talk about a domain I have less experienc
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by andrewstuart2 2mo ago
Showing its age is also a pretty significant plus, for such a critical part of one's infrastructure. That means it's been beat up on and run through the ringer for a decade plus at this point and had lots of chances to fix CVEs an
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
Off topic, but I love your username.
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
I hope/wonder if it will go the way computers did. We may learn to more effectively build RAM or parallel compute, and use it more effectively, in the coming decade in such a way that we can democratize more and more like we did with p
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
I would call it clever. I'm not sure I'd call it genius. When I'm working with data I'm working in a specific set of languages. Usually one. Yeah, other people might be working in other languages, but no individual autho
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
Not to mention how many features that used to work have been summarily broken with no indication on whether we'll ever get them back, due to the wholesale replacement of previous functions with LLM-driven functions. I can't even p
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
I wondered if it was intentional, but thought I would double down on it in case people missed it. Was the dashless domain really a site (or the site) at one point?
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
Bold move leaving out the dash between words a la experts-exchange lol.
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
Because I work across a dozen repos any given week, and I have my own side projects I play with as well. It blurs together. Global git hooks are another data source for the project, which I'd forgotten to add, so that data is in there
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by andrewstuart2 3mo ago
Claudhd It's a user daemon that runs on my machine and exposes a unix socket, and then a bunch of hooks in claude, zsh, vim, etc, that report directory and commands I've run and all that, pipes it to claude Haiku for summary, and
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
Maybe not hand-written, but definitely static, and at least human-reviewed/tested to only allow sending to previously-validated email addresses.
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
Or they can move to NY "full time", if I'm understanding correctly, which will likely also improve the city's tax revenue from more of that person's expenses incurring city taxes.
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
Now that's a fun microcontroller project idea. An analog dashboard for ram/cpu/whatever. I'm sure it's been done. Edit: https://sasakaranovic.com/projects/diy-analog-resource-monit...
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
I have ADHD and have done quite a bit of reading and study on it, so I'm pretty familiar with how dopamine and dopamine disorders work. I've also been in the workforce as a software engineer long enough to have done some really ha
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
I was talking to some friends about this over drinks the other day. I feel it has the same effects as any drug (or behavior) that triggers dopamine. If I can get a dopamine hit for lower effort AI in 10 minutes, and maybe a tiny bit better
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by andrewstuart2 4mo ago
I'm on board with your gut that this feels more YOLO than careful but to be fair, in the engineering world fly by wire is very much precedented. I'm specifically thinking of the B2 bomber where it's essentially unflyable with
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
One thing you and the OP are not addressing is that most of these modern tactics are also necessitated by the fact that building an air force, navy, or cavalry that can beat modern superpowers is just a complete non-starter. I'm not so
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
You know, that's also true. I am where I am because I'm stubborn AF and just keep hacking on things until they work. Maybe one of the biggest differences is just ego, lol.
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
Honestly I feel sometimes like about the only thing they do successfully is hacking. Not just in the sense of breaking into systems that are assumed to be secure although also in that sense. They're just, highly effective at fumbling a
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
I mean, it's a post a week. I think that's pretty plausible. The worst part of this era is just not knowing if I'm reading generated output or genuine human thought.
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
The great irony is that now that Splunk audit trail will probably end up being consumed by LLMs on the lookout for threat actors who are probably also using LLMs to attempt intrusions. It's a great time to be selling GPUs.
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
Yeah, gives me very similar vibes to the famous "pale blue dot."
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by andrewstuart2 5mo ago
I'm getting flashbacks to the 2018 hit: This is extremely dangerous to our democracy We evolved to share information through text and media, and with the advent of printing and now the internet, we often derive our feelings of
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by andrewstuart2 6mo ago
Finally, good efficient code is going to get its moment to shine! Which will totally happen because it's not like 80% of the industry is vibe coding everything, right?

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