cfloyd

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by cfloyd 9d ago
A lot of that has to do with the fact that they simply do not need to. Many of these countries rely on allies such as the United States to maintain that aggressive posture for them and offer them the opportunity to remain militarily neutral
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by cfloyd 3mo ago
What rock have you been living under?
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by cfloyd 3mo ago
I think you meant to post this on Reddit
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by cfloyd 5mo ago
I use one model for coding and another writing tests for that very reason. It’s surprisingly good at TDD
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by cfloyd 5mo ago
Nailed it
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by cfloyd 6mo ago
I held this point of view for a while but I came to the (possibly naive) conclusion that it was just forced self-assurance. Truth is, the issues with sub-par output are just a prompting and supervision deficiency. An agent team can produce
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by cfloyd 6mo ago
This is a good analysis but I’ll say at least for me, it has been a lesser of two evils scenario. Both parties have some really crazy ideas and platforms. I loathe the two party system for this reason.
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by cfloyd 7mo ago
It’s all just theatre. These companies will either give in or die off and be replaced by those who offer more freedom of use. It’s capitalism and while it’s not always pretty, it’s how these things go. Choosing to take what you believe as t
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by cfloyd 7mo ago
I fall in the demographic discussed in the article but I’ve approached this with as much pragmatism as I can muster. I view this as a tool to help improve me as a developer. Sure there will be those of us who do not stay ahead (is that even
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by cfloyd 1y ago
Waymo has not lapped Tesla. At all.
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by cfloyd 1y ago
My thoughts exactly. I don’t care for the CEO’s politics but I don’t tie my morals of owning a vehicle to it. That’s just silly. Imagine if we did that with all other companies. Stocks rise and fall. Hell, Tesla’s has a ton. Ignore the nois