gilrain

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by gilrain 6d ago
Why are people so greedy? Why can't they wait to be given something, or remain content without, rather than take from others by force? I'm genuinely curious too.
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by gilrain 8d ago
That's no moon.
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by gilrain 15d ago
Or search engine ads, natch. My eyes rolled out of my head.
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by gilrain 15d ago
Thanks! I had no idea they added a paid option. This is a brilliant browser for iOS/Linux usage, and now its UI is minimal, and its settings are filled only with stuff for my benefit. It feels like the early 2000s again! This should
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by gilrain 19d ago
> I have first hand experience. You can't have first-hand experience of "usually" where that applies to multiple people.
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by gilrain 19d ago
> Chronic depression doesn't usually have a "cause" Is that true or your guess?
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by gilrain 20d ago
Correct. This is specifically what covered my uses of the service: > to review your work, to ask questions of, to perform security analysis
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by gilrain 20d ago
It's not a nitpuck to me: reading the comment I replied to, I assumed I needed to cancel my Sourcehut subscription. In fact, I don't. That's a lot of information to've left out of so many pull quotes.
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by gilrain 20d ago
It would be less misleading to also include: > Moreover, the use of AI for purposes other than co-authoring code, tickets, emails, and so on, is discouraged but not prohibited. If you use LLMs privately to review your work, to ask questi
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by gilrain 21d ago
Not really: as far as we know, you use it for nothing; the person you replied to gave examples.
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by gilrain 21d ago
> decided to make stalking DHH into a personality/lifestyle > When wolves get out of control, you shoot them. When gypsies take over public spaces, you deport them. An intellectually honest guy like you is probably so furious t
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by gilrain 21d ago
So, a Linux distribution.
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by gilrain 21d ago
His rhetoric has crossed into the murdery kind, actually: > When wolves get out of control, you shoot them. When gypsies take over public spaces, you deport them. You don't get to make this contrast and pretend you didn't. The
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by gilrain 26d ago
What are the top 3 you remember? You say you can’t speak for all of it… can you speak for any of it?
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by gilrain 26d ago
> I've made a language learning app for myself. Its working better than Duolingo so far, for me. Its not really public On the other hand, famine is coming. Come back and read this next year. Was your dalliance worth these food short
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by gilrain 29d ago
I’ve never had an issue accessing necessary services from Linux. Once, literally, I had to use a Chromium browser — but presumably that would have been the case off Linux, as well. What services are you thinking of that gate at an OS level?
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by gilrain 29d ago
Are you their dad?
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by gilrain 1mo ago
Best writer I’ve ever seen not understand writing. Proof positive that you needn’t understand something to produce lots of it!
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by gilrain 1mo ago
Then why didn’t the Buddha kill more people, thus removing the cause of their suffering? Because you can’t remove someone’s attachment to themselves… terminating them isn’t the same thing. What you must terminate can be found only in your
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by gilrain 1mo ago
You asked an LLM to reason about you, for you, and it said you’re an adroit reasoner? It must have context we lack!
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by gilrain 1mo ago
> I am currently in consideration for doing this Try “I am considering”.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
You don’t get to be unattached to the lives of others ; only your own. What ugly thinking to cloth in Buddhism!
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by gilrain 1mo ago
None of that means it’s “illegal”. You apparently think something being removed to reduce legal risk means it’s illegal, but that doesn’t follow.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
The other browser they pay for isn’t the first alternative I’d run to…
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by gilrain 1mo ago
> It is impossible to duplicate results with an LLM. Humans are called experts in many domains whereby they cannot achieve duplicate results. In fact, in what domain can an expert do that? Nobody crosses the same river twice.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
My partner and I adore our childfree lives… not worrying about them suffering climate change is just the gravy!
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by gilrain 1mo ago
I hope what you’ll discover to be wrong needs only $5000 of repairs.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
Be careful — you’re a mark.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
Anyone who trusts Terry Godier after this is a fool.
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by gilrain 1mo ago
> But now that I work at a startup that competes with a few open source offerings, I love having Claude check in on their progress and port the content over. I hope that eventually you gain from society exactly what you’ve given.

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