bottled_poe

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by bottled_poe 3mo ago
There may be a fraction of this, but the great thing about science is that it is verifiable.
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by bottled_poe 3mo ago
Or domain leasing.
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by bottled_poe 3mo ago
> In the AI era, tests are going to have to be in person… So are jobs.
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by bottled_poe 8mo ago
Accuracy where it matters is why. Do you have a better suggestion for projecting a sphere onto a rectangle?
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by bottled_poe 11mo ago
What’s the I/O throughput of /dev/null ?
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by bottled_poe 1y ago
How is this any different to downloading and running a binary?
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
I'm working to make private hosting easier. I've been running a software development agency in Melbourne for 10+ years and have been building this platform in the background to help automate and standardise the hosting needs for o
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
It will be very interesting to see if they can reproduce a similar model on the shoestring budget claimed by Deepseek.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Exactly, is OP really the one who should be influencing others preferences? Most couldn’t give two shits about the technological perils that await them just over the horizon - and should you really be the one to inform them of those horrors
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Should have reviewed their content with chatgpt before posting. Maybe next time.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Comments like this one are so predictable and incredulous. As if the current state of the art is the final form of this technology. This is just getting started. Big facepalm.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Could you please add an option to enforce the use of transactions within the SQL input?
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
It’s interesting. They have had plenty of time and resources available to mount solid competition. Why haven’t they? Is it a talent hiring problems or some more fundamental problem with their engineering processes? The writing has been on t
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Someone must police the rules of the market I suppose? Also, a truly free market benefits those who own the market, no?
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Ok? Sounds like a personal issue.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
It’s so funny to me how confidently incorrect this comment is.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Optimistic to think that the current price is cheap.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Interesting way to frame these management tactics, but the conclusions don’t seem to have much support from the rest of the context.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
We’re trying to deprecate the brain.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Yet another reason the digital world is marching towards a closed-by-default model.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
This is why the internet as we know it is going to be driven into walled gardens. Closed by default.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
There’s a big difference between a one off replica and person-as-a-service.
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by bottled_poe 2y ago
Seems like fraud would be a more likely charge.
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
We shouldn’t, but we do. Get over it and accept reality.
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
any code base that evolves over time will have complexity. It can be either manageable or unmanageable complexity. Either sacrifice maintainability for early development velocity, or plan for medium-to-long term velocity. You CAN have both
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
Is there any data that this is “what’s working?”. Seems the most engaged are the least influential.
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
When there are consequences for poor quality (security, negligence, reliability, efficiency, etc). When engineering standards are regulated. When quality meaningfully impacts revenue. Take your pick.
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
That’s a big if, but does seem plausible for well-founded use cases.
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by bottled_poe 3y ago
I’d put my money on yes, but at a far lower risk than smoking.

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