jml78

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by jml78 7d ago
It is bullshit also because it hasn’t protected anyone. Copyright only protects massive corporations. It gives the false sense to individuals that they are protected but they steal from individuals all the time and have the resources to de
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by jml78 7d ago
It already happens. Instead of a book look at TikTok for example. Come up with a cool product, if it sells at all, it will be immediately counterfeited. The issue is that copyright is only protecting massive corporations. Did copyright he
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by jml78 18d ago
Infra as code and devops shit. Fable is there in general because things it doesn’t know I can point at documentation and have it do a reasonable job. Opus 5 sucks. If I don’t have fable quota, I drop to Opus 4.8 and hold its hand.
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by jml78 21d ago
I think the SOTA models are good at development in general. But for some reason people want to get pissy they aren’t writing bug free code or perfect code. Senior devs don’t write bug free code. I don’t expect bug free code from my agents
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by jml78 21d ago
That was true a year ago but is no longer true. Deepseek is training and running inference on Huawei chips. The times of China needing Nvidia chips is quickly coming to an end. I guarantee that China will scale faster, build faster, and ul
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by jml78 24d ago
I do not agree. Fable is the only model I can leave unattended and give me results for part of my work which is just devops related tasking. I can hand hold opus but I would rather just ask fable to do it and give me the result that I revi
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by jml78 24d ago
I operate mostly in the devops arena. Lots of things opus is fine for. But there is just things where I can hand hold Opus through changes, or I can ask Fable to do it and it gets it right on the first try. People will say let fable plan
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by jml78 24d ago
Are you paying attention to what ICE is doing in the US? Deporting US citizens, murdering US citizens, and moving towards white nationalism. Unless the US makes a huge correction in 2028, we are looking to be like the handmaids tale. And I
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by jml78 26d ago
I am on an M1 macbook pro. My company will upgrade me anytime I want. I haven’t asked because my current laptop is more than ok.
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by jml78 1mo ago
It happens on zoho. I ran my business email on zoho. Multiple instances where people on Gmail had my messages go to spam. I have the same issue with proton mail.
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by jml78 2mo ago
They beta support for it now I believe
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by jml78 2mo ago
AI has forced a dramatic shift in my view on intellectual property. The laws as they exist only protect corporations now. They do not protect individuals no matter how much people want to think they do. AI has proven this. I think to leve
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by jml78 2mo ago
As I responded above, my 17 can't vote in the coming election and my 13 year old gets the same ads. Sorry, under 18, should be 100% no to political ads. These companies know who is under 18.
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by jml78 2mo ago
He isn't eligible to vote this coming election. So fuck yeah he shouldn't have to sit through that bullshit.
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by jml78 2mo ago
I can explain it. I graduated college, got a job, got married, had kids. Going to shows just didn’t happen. Now I am getting back into it with my teenager. On the flip side, I was part of an irc group back in the day where with permission
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by jml78 2mo ago
Fable won’t even generate a jwt to test endpoints because it is security related. It is crazy capable but useless for real work
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by jml78 2mo ago
If it ends up being open weights, companies will use it running in US data centers.
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by jml78 2mo ago
We ban targeted ads. Great but then what? My oldest is 17, no targeted ads to him so that means he gets a million political ads. To me, it is just as problematic. I would argue that under 18, there should be zero ads. Yeah I know it wi
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by jml78 2mo ago
I am confused by your comment. Any EV with a 250+ mile range and your scenario is moot. You just go. Had an EV since 2018, range is never a concern. My only concern is that traditional American car manufacturers still suck at making EVs.
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by jml78 3mo ago
You act like the existing packages being published in this ecosystem aren’t already slop or quickly getting there. We already do cooldowns and disable preinstall and postinstall scripts on all packages except for ones that actually require
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by jml78 3mo ago
I am actually pushing our frontend devs to remove more and more dependencies and leverage LLMs to just write the code instead of all the dumbass packages in hellscape of supply chain attacks via node/npm.
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by jml78 3mo ago
Let me guess, you are 100% with the fact Anthropic trained all their models on our data. Trained it on copyrighted data. At least the Chinese companies are paying Anthropic for the privilege of distilling their models.
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by jml78 3mo ago
Back during the Iraq war, it even applied to civilians who deployed into the war zone. I had to get yellow fever and smallpox. I was just a software engineer that worked for the navy, but I had to do so I could go do my job over there.
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by jml78 3mo ago
At my job we have tooling that scans our code repos with Opus. Yes it can find stuff however it doesn’t find everything. I am able to get Opus and Sonnet to function as a red team agent. We don’t have some crazy special sauce, just a lot o
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by jml78 4mo ago
Personally, I always found it interesting that people called it hallucinations. I have two kids. My youngest is a person who everyone has met. Yes, I am trying to work on this shit with him but people would say he is one of those people w
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by jml78 4mo ago
Look, I can’t tell you what will work for you. My wife and I just made the kids adapt to our lives. We keep doing the same shit we always did. Concerts, they go with us. Breweries, they go. Don’t get It twisted, they were expected to beh
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by jml78 5mo ago
Hold up. Look, this is all shades of grey but saying Chinese labs all release open weights stuff is kinda crazy thing to say. Right now they are doing that because they are still trying to catch up to Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI. The mome
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by jml78 5mo ago
I am trying to take this in the more giving way possible, anyone remotely considering that subscription should go on reddit and see all the people experiencing outages constantly and insanely slow speeds when it does work. I have been wanti
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by jml78 6mo ago
I would like to see the "increasing" body of evidence pointing towards traditional vaccines. My wife has an autoimmune disease. Most all the evidence points towards gut biome but that shit is super complicated. We have very little
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by jml78 6mo ago
I would also mention, just general auto-immune diseases. I would be very worried this could trigger those in people who wouldn't have gotten one otherwise.

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