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cwsx
23d ago
I always loved the classic _"Here be dragons"_
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cwsx
28d ago
(commenting so I remember to come back to this later) looks like a much better and lighter 'logitech options' app, will try switch to it tomorrow
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cwsx
2mo ago
It needed to happen 10+ years ago - unfortunately we've missed the window to unionize
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cwsx
3mo ago
Even when it's not DNS it's probably still DNS (you just haven't found the real issue yet)
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4mo ago
What's the appeal of collecting high priced watches? Is it kind of like art collections, where its a decent store of value while maintaining a collection of something you are personally interested in? Or is it more for "love of th
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4mo ago
Suddenly, LoC returned
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4mo ago
My main issue was the loss of _tactile_ F keys - hard to touch type when you're finger mashing a narrow touch screen
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cwsx
4mo ago
I had to learn Prolog for a university paper and I have to agree; out of the dozen-ish languages I've had to learn, something just didn't "click" with Prolog. No real value is this comment, I'm just happy to share a
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5mo ago
I tell people to treat LLM's like a toddler (albeit a very capable toddler). Do kids learn well when you only tell them what NOT to do? Of course not! You should be explaining how to do things correctly, and most importantly the WHY, a
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5mo ago
I also have to point out... "NEVER run destructive/irreversible *git* commands". So technically it DID follow the rules.
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7mo ago
Fixed link for you (you had an extra W): https://clawdrop.org
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11mo ago
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/538/
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cwsx
1y ago
BAND-AID is another one
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1y ago
This is so fucking cool - took me a bit to figure out how the rendering/movement worked but fun after that.
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1y ago
> What is the end-goal of this... would it be data exfiltration vs ransomware. The end-goal is to gain complete access to the system - the outcome (data theft or ransomware) is customers choice
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1y ago
Thanks so much for this! I've had an ROG Zeph collecting dust for a couple years now, specifically for the reasons you described, which I now have a good reason to dig out and poke around in. Got my weekend sorted :)
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1y ago
it's almost like the administration doesn't care for accurate data
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1y ago
ChatGPT does well for chemistry questions just btw
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1y ago
I wrote a comment in a similar thread a few weeks ago describing my LLM-coding experience - here's a copy+paste (so any quote replies will be out of context / not actually replying to your comment): I'll preface this co
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1y ago
I'm not really that invested in this topic but my assumption on "why flag this?" is because you're making some wild claims that have no factual basis to go off - your only "references" are random pastebins. Rig
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1y ago
> I'd even argue the general idea of capitalism is virtuous by default. I wouldn't, in my opinion: Capitalism incentivizes selfishness at the detriment of others that are "playing the [capitalism] game" or anti-compet
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1y ago
Third time's the charm!
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1y ago
The most accurate representation of "Chaotic Neutral" - the cheeky bastards love stealing ANYTHING, and when there's nothing to steal they'll start ripping the rubber off your car door seals (or windshield wipers). They
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1y ago
> Yet we'll still get the undisciplined engineers whining that they have to write a small and isolated unit test. Oh I wish that were true for my experiences - much more commonly it's a project manager that doesn't underst
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1y ago
> One coulld hire a software developer to write such a program. But, in general, software developers can be untrustworthy and prone to stealing ideas for their own selfish purposes. Ehhhh? Yes there are examples of that, as there are for
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1y ago
MCPs: - `server-sequential-thinking` (MVP) - `memory` (2nd MVP, needs custom rules for config) - `context7` - `filesystem` - `fetch` - `postgres` - `git` - `time` Example rules file for ticketing system: ``` # Ticket M
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1y ago
> The "cardinal rule of agent design" should be that an LLM can have access to at most two of these during one session. To avoid security issues, agents should be designed in a way that ensures this. Then don't give it you
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1y ago
> For greenfield it’s amazing I'll preface this comment with: I am a recent startup owner (so only dev, which is important) and my entire codebase has been generated via Sonnet (mostly 3.7, now using 4.0). If you actually looked at
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1y ago
I've been using `claude-4-sonnet` for the last few hours - haven't been able to test `opus` yet as it's still overloaded - but I have noticed a massive improvement so far. I spent most of yesterday working on a tricky refac
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1y ago
Is Copilot _enforced_ as the only option for an AI coding agent? Or can devs pick-and-choose whatever tool they prefer I'm interested in the [vague] ratio of {internallyDevlopedTool} vs alternatives - essentially the "preference&q
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