jachee

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by jachee 5d ago
> we're not talking about a product that kills its users Yeah, it just pushes the ones with the tendency to do it themselves.
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by jachee 8d ago
I got my Claude (client, not Code) to behave better by adding “I’d prefer answers to be succinct as possible—bordering on gruff, even. When I want more depth or explanation, I’ll ask.” to its settings literally this morning. It made it writ
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by jachee 21d ago
Yes.
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by jachee 21d ago
The right wing doesn’t want to run the government, they want to occupy it so it doesn’t run except to enrich themselves.
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by jachee 21d ago
What if I told you there’s an existing protocol for doing Really Simple Syndication?
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by jachee 26d ago
It can’t be destroying evidence if there’s no case or charge being pressed for which that material would be evidence. “Entering the country while in possession of a device storing binary data” isn’t a crime.
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by jachee 26d ago
It’s been pretty flimsy armor lately.
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by jachee 28d ago
“We’re sorry, Carol.”
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by jachee 1mo ago
There is no Epimemetic Division.
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by jachee 2mo ago
What’s the equivalent term for “safety” that’s used by others?
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by jachee 2mo ago
Chicago does it one way and AP does it the other. I definitely prefer it un-spaced, though, personally.
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by jachee 2mo ago
At no point did (or will) I defend the surveillance state.
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by jachee 2mo ago
Paintballs are even better, environmentally and effort-wise. Especially if the propellant tank is pressurized using a solar powered compressor. (Theoretically, of course. I wouldn’t advocate destroying private property.)
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by jachee 3mo ago
My default layout has function keys as basically an "fn" key plus the appropriate number. I thought I was going to miss the dedicated keys way more than I do in practice. If I were starting from scratch, and really had a function-
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by jachee 3mo ago
I love my moonlander, don't get me wrong, but I've also recently gotten a RealForce R3, and I love it, too. Very nice for a daily driver work keeb.
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by jachee 3mo ago
Not within the given time period. Only two there.
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by jachee 3mo ago
What if I told you that prison is also corporal punishment?
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by jachee 3mo ago
Nah… 2.5x diff. :P
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by jachee 3mo ago
That was two $500/mo servers, not $2500/mo.
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by jachee 3mo ago
The hole (like in IRL golf) has a flag in it. :) The Overview button helps get an idea of where to go.
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by jachee 3mo ago
Therein lies the rub: they didn't buy them... They pirated digital copies of them. See, e.g.: https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2025/03/libge...
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by jachee 3mo ago
I haven’t had that yet. I tried again this week, and CoPilot Plan Mode read the same 5-line markdown file 18 times over the course of 5 minutes of churning on a simple request, then provided zero value over what I posed in the request itsel
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by jachee 3mo ago
Nah… they killed WMR in it, which I need for the only reason I’m running Windows in the first place: iRacing in VR.
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by jachee 3mo ago
Good, Fast, Cheap. Pick any two.
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by jachee 3mo ago
That sounds like a your-system issue. I hit Win+E (admittedly on an old Win10 box) and it instantly pops up an explorer window.
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by jachee 3mo ago
They literally can’t go full-transparency. I know a high-level insider, and the fact is that even the folks implementing things don’t actually know how it works, only that it does, and how to get it to generally behave.
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by jachee 3mo ago
…which is why it’s led to more than zero suicides.
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by jachee 3mo ago
That is a management failure. And a management failure should not result in unpaid (slave) labor.
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by jachee 4mo ago
This is an inherently human problem. Those are exceedingly difficult to solve via technology.
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by jachee 4mo ago
No. Management will take and take and take during “crunch time” then immediately layoff large chunks of staff before they give anything back. It’s happened scores of times. No company is as loyal to its labor as it expects labor to be to it

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