fnord77

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by fnord77 4d ago
when I'm bored sometimes I look up what the current high price keywords are and then search for that and click those ads
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by fnord77 5d ago
the "code" looks like the comment section from a tumblr post
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by fnord77 5d ago
it's metastasized at this point
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by fnord77 7d ago
> I find that the text that AI produces is sometimes unintelligible without putting _real_ effort into reading it I know exactly what you mean and it's fatiguing if you used the tool or whatever for more than a few hours
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by fnord77 7d ago
> I've seen people who talk nonstop about ________, and how it's changed everything, but then there's no quantifiable output that supports their claim. These people have existed forever
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by fnord77 11d ago
mostly petroleum derivatives
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by fnord77 12d ago
the title kind of implies there would be more than just 2
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by fnord77 12d ago
so it's just a prompt?
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by fnord77 15d ago
> Apple argues that when trade secret information is fed into an AI agent or model that learns from it, that learning “may create irreversible and continually propagating uses of the trade secret. The warez want to to be free
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by fnord77 15d ago
I have a water flosser than connects to my shower line so it is always using tap water, no reservoir
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by fnord77 15d ago
am I in some alternate timeline where ISVs are able to make a profit selling version control systems?
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by fnord77 22d ago
my 16" m1 max w/ 64gb is getting a little sluggish on some things
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by fnord77 27d ago
> Future lawyers may need to use artificial intelligence (“AI”) fluently. But the current state of the technology requires that AI use be coupled with the cognitive skills necessary to strategically deploy the technology, to critically a
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by fnord77 27d ago
don't MRI machines run at temps around 4-5K?
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by fnord77 28d ago
80s casio watches are the rage with kids in the US, too
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by fnord77 1mo ago
I always as for CONCISE documentation. still get walls of text sometimes
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by fnord77 1mo ago
Yes, from scratch. There's volumes of evidence for this.
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by fnord77 1mo ago
gemini to get more profane
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by fnord77 1mo ago
Non-threat. Life has evolved and re-evolved thousands if not millions of times. One of those iterations would have been mirror biology if it were viable.
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by fnord77 1mo ago
I find these explanations that drag in things like "dice" incomprehensible. What dice? What the article is trying to say: "For AI-generated text, watermarking usually works by secretly biasing which words/tokens the mod
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by fnord77 1mo ago
"Whoever gets to lean on how the dice land" I'm a native English speaker and I have no idea what this means.
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by fnord77 1mo ago
"land" (verb), "narrow", "fair hit"
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by fnord77 1mo ago
> It’s not really about “Meta is bad”. It’s recognising the fact that social media, spearheaded by Facebook has changed society and politics. Has Meta harmed society? Yes. Meta is bad.
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by fnord77 1mo ago
SWE salaries aren't 500k everywhere. Even in expensive places in Europe you're lucky if you break 100k
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by fnord77 1mo ago
> I have no idea why you'd want to be taking a test a second longer than you already have to. After I got treated, I understand why. Too look for mistakes. Now I don't understand why people don't take the maximum alloted t
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by fnord77 1mo ago
It's funny, the DSA in SF has been very anti-tech worker, complaining we get paid too much. Imagine that - socialists complaining that workers get paid livable wages.
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by fnord77 1mo ago
until the VC money runs out (e.g. high interest rates) and we have to grind away at some awful, large company
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by fnord77 2mo ago
I have in my CLAUDE/AGENTS.md to be concise with both chat output and documentation. Yet still I get walls of text often. It's so fatiguing.
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by fnord77 2mo ago
you misinterpreted me
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by fnord77 2mo ago
Wow, people are completely misinterpreting my comment. I'm lamenting the loss of farms in manhattan.

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