bs7280

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by bs7280 14d ago
It definitely can, but Its easier than ever to fork an older version and modify with claude, or just switch to a different OSS provider. With commercial tools there's no rolling back. In fact, I would pay money to go back to the pre Al
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by bs7280 14d ago
Thanks for sharing, now im wondering if they did in fact grant my wish since I messed with this in January. Im lucky my job does not require me to make any pptx presentations.
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by bs7280 14d ago
The way I see it, I am committing more time and hassle to setup my homelab now to save time, money, and hassle later when the SaaS alternate's inevitably do something hostile to me as the user. Even before AI coding I did not trust big
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by bs7280 15d ago
What's ironic about this is, afaik there's no programmatic way to get a screenshot of a PowerPoint on windows other than opening up PowerPoint and screenshotting it. I only discovered this when I first tried out Anthropics officia
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by bs7280 21d ago
I am subsidizing data centers via my power bill, all so they can over clock them more than really necessary. I use 1 billion claude tokens a month and understand the usefulness of AI, but id wager over 80% of AI spend comes from unsolicited
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by bs7280 1mo ago
https://www.valaratomics.com/
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by bs7280 1mo ago
What about my comment gave you the confidence to (incorrectly) answer your own question for me? I want to see large investment in mass produced nuclear power plants, enabling us to do exactly what you are suggesting.
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by bs7280 1mo ago
I hate that I am subsidizing the power bills for these data centers.
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by bs7280 2mo ago
School start times should be pushed back an hour anyways. Students learn better, especially middle school + highschool age. The only reason we don't is because it conflicts with parents working schedules.
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by bs7280 2mo ago
One of my biggest criticisms of DOGE that I have not heard elsewhere is - why can't we have a "Department of Government Transparency". Giving Elon the ability to judge, jury and executioner any congressionally approved spendi
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by bs7280 2mo ago
A while ago I was driving a loaner car - a brand new top tier Accura rdx and the infotainment system was truly the worst and most dangerously designed I had ever witnessed. It was essentially a lenovo thinkpad type touchpad by the cup holde
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by bs7280 3mo ago
Executives will be more afraid of being sent to prison for criminal charges, than having someone else's money get spent on fines. We can do both - increase the fines and set a precedent of arresting executives when their company does c
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by bs7280 3mo ago
Would you be open to sharing or open sourcing the underlying data source? I think there are some very powerful things you could do with this. For example, I recently discovered this site https://bomwiki.com/ which attempts
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by bs7280 3mo ago
There are already mechanisms in place to hold SUV and Truck drivers accountable and track them down (via their license plate). The problem with ebikes is any unlicensed driver can get one, and go 40mph on a sidewalk without any practical wa
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by bs7280 3mo ago
I think the reasonable middle ground anthropic is trying to achieve is - let the organizations that make the most important and critical software get a head start on cybersecurity before they inevitably allow everyone else the same access.
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by bs7280 3mo ago
Remember this is the number the Government is measuring and reporting. The "real" inflation that every day people feel in their wallet is significantly higher.
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by bs7280 4mo ago
I've been saying pensions should not exist, as they are contradictory to our political system. Some politician 40 years ago can promise everyone the moon, and never force the next generation to figure it out. I'm from Chicago whic
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by bs7280 4mo ago
The ability to quickly make an API connection + custom UX means that companies with a sub par website / app but a good data API are more valuable to me than the world class fancy website with a locked down API. At work I have a great b
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by bs7280 4mo ago
You can go on bridge lift days during the fall + spring and see inside the engine room while the bridge goes up.
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I should of emphasized it better in my comment but, the nuance of "read all my emails every day" as a prompt can yield a wildly different solution than "read recent emails every day". The first may literally read all you
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by bs7280 5mo ago
This is a good example of doing it in a deliberate way that absolute is worth the tokens etc... especially when you are keeping tabs on the cost vs time saved. The example I was thinking of would be a vibe coder having it "read my emai
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I have ancedotal examples of claude code choosing a solution to a problem that is ridiculously token inefficient. One example - was giving several agents different sub problems to solve in a complex ML / forecasting problem. Each agent
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I think the important point in the parent comment is "Burning a shit ton of tokens". Openclaw was built fast and loose, making it use far too many tokens for trivial things. I'm confident the next Claw can and will be enginee
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by bs7280 5mo ago
People should not be getting into politics for the money. I want senators who are doing it because they want to see a change in the world.
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by bs7280 5mo ago
This drives me up a wall. Short of UX and front end devs taking this seriously, ive always wondered if theres a way for an OS level / browser level UX library to keep track of the "clickable state" 20ms ago (configurable to t
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I have a 16" M1 Max that I only got because it was $1500 cheaper than MSRP, and it sucks on planes. I have really long arms and I can barely get it out of my bag without elbowing my neighbor. A few years ago I saw some very interesting
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I will never use one drive even if they paid me. I use Dropbox + Homelab NAS with RAID 5 + old desktop PC with a RAID 5 drive. I have a lot of RAW photos to keep.
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I'll never forget when my Grandpa died 20 years ago, the first thing my dad did - even before telling us - was look for photos. His siblings did the same and they came up with a collage of around 30 photos I had never seen before that
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by bs7280 5mo ago
This is unironically why I do not depending on google for products this important. I do have premium google drive as I needed barely over 15gb, but my main cloud storage is dropbox. A YT comment I made 10 years ago can't break Dropbox&
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by bs7280 5mo ago
I agree with the other comment that measuring productivity is pointless, as there has never been a good way to do this. But the closest answer I can give you (without detailed examples of work projects) is I can prototype things faster than

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