goalieca

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by goalieca 5d ago
> back a response that's all Claude (and disorganized and not really making sense to boot You’re absolutely right! They trusted but did not verify. Thats a load bearing point — they assumed intention from your question.
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by goalieca 5d ago
Maybe a ten foot zero
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by goalieca 8d ago
There’s many books and established schools of thought about computers being terrible for learning even before the latest wave AI edtech nonsense. Simply put, there’s nothing better than old school pen to paper.
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by goalieca 8d ago
Yeah.. and all that new LLM coded services are rock solid /s
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by goalieca 8d ago
How many hacking incidents are police involved in. Any authorities really? Basically none. Hacking is already extremely prolific.
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by goalieca 9d ago
Basically 2 days on a consumer GPU to crack a 512 bit cert. The thing is much of the traffic back then did not use ephemeral keys. Most of it wasn't even encrypted at all! But about a decade later, it became normal to encrypt everythin
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by goalieca 9d ago
I think he was full of shit. I wasn’t around then myself but know tons of people who trained for their sports by jogging.
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by goalieca 11d ago
> And with it comes judgement and duties, and goes freedom and care-free living. Being a father myself, i can say it’s a huge sacrifice. If I was to guess why birth rate is dropping, it’s entirely because people are having kids later or
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by goalieca 17d ago
I always hear the media drives narrative but no one complains about this when it’s going their way.
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by goalieca 21d ago
Canada has a huge debt problem at the provincial and federal level. The provincial level even covers for the cities spending problems.
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by goalieca 22d ago
In there is some delusion that LLMs will create hundreds of trillions in new wealth.
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by goalieca 22d ago
Let me break down your first post again. > That’s why we need to tax billionaires into oblivion. The solution isn’t to make them immortal in the hopes that this somehow makes them benevolent, it’s to ensure nobody has that kind of power
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by goalieca 22d ago
I think microprocessors were the biggest thing, until the internet, then the web, open source, system on a chip, virtualization, cloud, .. When each of those things came in, there was definitely some stumbling but I remember things being le
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by goalieca 22d ago
And where would that money go? To the people? No.. power will always concentrate as it did in every socialist movement around the world.
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by goalieca 22d ago
Taxing them into oblivion is class warfare, seizing capital, whatever you want to call it.
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by goalieca 22d ago
I’ll not dance around it. It seems like most people don’t like the inputs or outputs to this massive generational endeavour.
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by goalieca 22d ago
Marxism doesn’t work out well.
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by goalieca 24d ago
Yes. My sweet spot is reporting to someone in the director levels.
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by goalieca 24d ago
The planet is actually greening due to warmer temperatures and more co2.
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by goalieca 24d ago
This is greatly downplaying the hacking that has been made public, hasn’t been made public, and is continuously ongoing. Water treatment plants just publicly got hit in Canada and USA. The simple truth right now is that China, Iran, and Nor
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by goalieca 26d ago
Congress passes budgets. Checkmate.
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by goalieca 26d ago
Well, many of the saas I use continue to have problem meeting their SLA. And I’m on support just as often as always trying to get through to a human to file a bug that will never get fixed. “It’s in our roadmap”.. no it isn’t. Even with LLM
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by goalieca 27d ago
We used to have pizza day at my elementary school and every kid would get their own personal sized dominos pizza. It's impressive how they can deliver on 600+ pizzas all warm and delivered at the same time.
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by goalieca 28d ago
curious as a non-user, but what does openrouter have to do with stripe? Ignoring the corpo-speak about mission statement.. the missions don't really seem aligned in reality.
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by goalieca 29d ago
Insufficient scrutiny would be more apt.
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by goalieca 1mo ago
I was very upset about this. I had a rental car and I needed to enter on the map where I wanted to go. Even with a damn keyboard it wanted Siri. It’s just gps and i had to dig my phone out and do the typing there instead.
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by goalieca 1mo ago
Not an American here, but doesn’t Congress pass budgets? Everyone always blames the president but as I look in from the outside, it’s entirely the house and the senate who bungle things.
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by goalieca 1mo ago
100 million jobs is an insane number.
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by goalieca 1mo ago
There were a number of smaller libraries closer to the X11 primitives for drawing. Motif was one that i recall which powered opencde and like environments. We had used it for an industrial control system. I ended up using fluxbox as my wind
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by goalieca 1mo ago
> A major part of why these sort of simple applications are taking gbs of memory is because the GC wants to simply grow as much as it can to avoid pauses/jank. There might be 10% of the memory which is actually live in that 1gb. But

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