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by arcxi 23d ago
I've noticed this too as a DougDoug fan. He seemed to be genuinely confused by general strong opposition to AI from his audience despite a lot of his content, including some of the most well-received videos, being AI-focused. I think t
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by arcxi 2mo ago
You need cars because you live in the country where cities are built around the assumption of car ownership. Go to any place with an adequate public transit and you'll see a lot less cars. Go to Tokyo and you'll be shocked, it&#x2
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by arcxi 4mo ago
> But in real life, Anarchists will still argue that a Benevolent-Dictator-For-Life governance approach is wrong, even if it applies to digital artifacts that have zero marginal cost. no they won't, FOSS project's governance mo
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by arcxi 4mo ago
there's nothing wise about hoarding
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by arcxi 4mo ago
it's heavy lifestyle restrictions that lead to anti-social behavior in the first place. by far the most common crime is property crime, people usually commit it out of desperation and lack of opportunity. the degree of personal freedom
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by arcxi 5mo ago
can you share any examples of these "new and better ways to use them"? because the only way I've used LLM and seen other people use it is to literally just talk to it, which doesn't require any skills beyond basic conver
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by arcxi 5mo ago
Satoshi may also be unable to cash out simply because they are dead.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
it's an exaggeration for sure but I don't think it's a stretch to believe Anthropic spends considerably more effort on data scraping & curation than anything else
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by arcxi 6mo ago
To me the image of a world where everyone does menial work while entertaining themselves with AI-generated "art" doesn't seem fun, it seems extremely depressing and dystopian. I guess we just have different values.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
Anecdotally I'm programming for non-English business domains in Go and Python and I've literally never seen anyone use native alphabet in identifiers - it's always either poor translations or transliterations.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
it is weird, especially for Go with its semantic naming and famously opinionated compiler. it will gladly build code with a variable named 𖤐界ᥱᥲΣ੭, but God forbid it's unused.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
> detractors slow the pace of progress Considering our climate, political and economic situation, I'd say not only is slowing the pace of progress not harmful, it's actually imperative for our long-term survival.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
This very comment is measurably more harmful than any AI criticism that annoys you - someone will read this and assume it's appropriate to accept whatever bullshit Claude generates at face value, with terrible consequences. In contrast
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by arcxi 6mo ago
> RIP full Ublock Origin it's alive and well
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by arcxi 6mo ago
amidst this whole AI craze it's illuminating to learn how many programmers secretly hated programming all along
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by arcxi 6mo ago
My impression is that it's mostly Western secular interpretation while the largest branch of Buddhism and the most predominant in Asia currently is Mahayana where Buddha, or rather Buddhas (as it has many others besides Siddhartha Gaut
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by arcxi 6mo ago
I'm all for trying to be the best version of yourself, but I think it's discouraging to tie it with the person's worth as a friend. Replying with "find interesting hobby" to the poster who explicitly wrote he finds
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by arcxi 6mo ago
That implies they think some people (apparently the ones who eat takeout or don't go to gym), are just not "good enough" to have friends. It's an esteem for others issue.
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by arcxi 6mo ago
I don't know if this list motivates anyone, it just makes me feel like I'm not worth being friends with and I will be forever alone, even though I do have friends. Seriously, do you only befriend perfect people?
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by arcxi 7mo ago
> hey chatgpt give me a snarky response to this comment that would wittily refute the argument, make it funny and interesting, concise and to the point Ah yes, the “tiny little seed” defense — because if I hum three notes and Quincy Jone
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by arcxi 7mo ago
The solution to social anxiety suggested in the article boils down to "just stop being anxious". I'm glad for people who don't struggle with this, I just wish they would be more empathetic.
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by arcxi 7mo ago
It's exactly concerns like these that could drive people into loneliness and nihilism, when constant disappointment with a lack of care from society turns into hatred and despair.
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by arcxi 7mo ago
Is it the first time when workers directly work on their own replacement? If so, software developer may go down in history as the dumbest profession ever.
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by arcxi 7mo ago
but annoying hype is exactly the issue with AI in my eyes. I get it's a useful tool in moderation and all, but I also experience that management values speed and quantity of delivery above all else, and hype-driven as they are I fear t
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by arcxi 11mo ago
> Interesting that every time Helix comes up, someone just has to mention Neovim. that apparently includes helix's creators, considering neovim is mentioned both on its website and in its repository's readme
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by arcxi 11mo ago
this used to be a valid selling point for helix until neovim added LSP and treesitter support to the editor, which happened years ago. modern neovim is quite capable out of the box.
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by arcxi 1y ago
search for a plain english translation, it's out there
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by arcxi 1y ago
GNU ls sorts alphabetically "if none of -cftuvSUX nor --sort is specified".
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by arcxi 1y ago
I assume you refer to the killing, which was done offline with a physical weapon. do you think less online anonymity would've prevented Lincoln's assassination too?
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by arcxi 2y ago
and compare it to all the times breakthrough is made by iteration

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