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by keybored 3d ago
I can use a worktree to automatically bisect through so many commits that it takes hours. Of course I’m gonna use a worktree or a clone for that rather than let it use “my” worktree. Or I could run tests for a certain setup. Or for another
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by keybored 5d ago
It sucks. But yeah. Trillion-dollar industry wants your livelihood. This is but a force of nature.
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by keybored 5d ago
Whose privilege are you sticking up for here in effect?
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by keybored 5d ago
We can’t look back with perfect hindsight because both the past and present have deeply ingrained blindspots. They don’t know what it is like to live in a world with perfect edges. We don’t know what it is like to live in a world with no ed
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by keybored 5d ago
There are many uses for worktrees for people who are more than meat proxies: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31935776/what-would-i-us...
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by keybored 6d ago
When you are down on your luck When there is no one to care There is someone who gives a f*ck Who can tell you: life is very fair It is all cause and effect Have you even tried? You can make your own life erect And I’m sorry the soothsayers
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by keybored 6d ago
The last paragraph was a general extrapolation. Strike it from the record then.
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by keybored 7d ago
Another convert who can parrot what the detractors said/are saying and that ends with a thoughts-and-prayers socially progressive umm hope this doesn’t exarcerbate hooman differences too much . See you don’t need an LLM to summarize.
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by keybored 7d ago
The local knitting club and Stanford University use the same flavor of stock/decorative images for their promos and communications. Can’t believe that the thing that got permanently stale after a month is being put into question. The h
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by keybored 7d ago
> Even Adam admitted that AI impacted dramatically their business. Even the bossman admitted that AI fired his employees, not the boss. I guess that’s why people talk so much about leadership this leadership that. I’m learning that leade
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by keybored 7d ago
Yeah I remember the “I fired 75%” getting glossed as how could AI do this to my staff.
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by keybored 7d ago
Yup, caught me falling for the propaganda. 1. When the capitalists wage class war: bussiness as usual, some murmuring about widening wealth gap by progressive, diffuse threats to democracy 2. When workers complain about the system: all hand
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by keybored 7d ago
> and leading to class wars. Aren’t we overdue for one anyway.
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by keybored 7d ago
Yet another IT that will help the average person/democratize something , like the Internet and so on. Over three thousand comment boxes agree that the cat is out of the bag. No moats.
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by keybored 7d ago
> [we don’t know] I haven’t forgot capitalist euphoria from 2023 about cutting worker power off at the root. That’s all these AI Cretins want. Well, that and an unnerving enthusiasm for personifying their AI Golems (Anthr. in particular
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by keybored 7d ago
I think you can safely skip to the last three paragraphs here.
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by keybored 8d ago
Holy heck, ain’t this the truth. Really it’s the logical conclusion of living your whole life by studies-show. Studies show that friends are good for you. That’s why I have friends. Studies show that laughing is good for you. That’s why I i
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by keybored 8d ago
Clanker fodder. Unless the We are heads of states/heads of spooks or the AI powers that be (praise be) that there is no power and will to do that in one year or even ten years.
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by keybored 13d ago
Corporatism works best when people as citizens and civic agents are preoccupied and sort of diffuse , not organized for anything substantial, just busy with their work, hobbies, and local councils. Then the workers go to work every day, so
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by keybored 13d ago
> I prefer to live in reality, where American suburbs are nowhere near dense enough for public transport to pencil out, plus there is no political will from the voters for it. No one is tearing up existing roads and replatting all the de
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by keybored 14d ago
People think reducing some argument to “use tech” or “use computers” is a slam dunk nowadays. But see what a beautiful mess of adtech, antisocial and predatory social media, massive privacy breaches over trivialities (both in professional c
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by keybored 14d ago
> No good reason, really. I got four hours of sleep and my brain wasn't good for much of anything and I saw someone posted a screenshot of a reddit post dunking on Ed Zitron's prediction record. When I wrote this review of futu
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by keybored 16d ago
Read the snark. Individual eco merit is a waste of time and a distraction. Climate change was caused by an industrial and globe-spanning effort. People BIKING to work and NOT flying aeroplanes will not even make a dent. https:/&#x2F
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by keybored 17d ago
You don’t use a tax on consumption for things that are destroying the planet. You ban it or ration it. How can “lifestyle” even factor into this? It doesn’t because it’s not about lifestyle at all.[1] We will keep criss-crossing container s
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by keybored 17d ago
All individual solutions (“lifestyle”) are inherently anemic and impotent. You don’t avert an extinction event with public service announcements and solar panel rebates. The only thing it is useful for is scapegoating (cf. this thread).
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by keybored 17d ago
You agree. Yet you keep repeating this cul de sac attitude of recycling and other single home nice to haves? Simply miss me with these already-wise replies. That just means that your comments are something worse than naive.
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by keybored 18d ago
This is my fault for not highlighting the crux of the issue.[1] That was only sarcastically pointed at in my “Step one.” paragraph. Okay, so I guess “blame” is too contentious. It is of course technically true that we can all bike more, or
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by keybored 20d ago
Most people are reasonable. Most people will not screw you over if you just give them an inch. Living in society would be hell if this was not the case.[1] Living day-to-day is just fine in my experience. Because most people are not asshole
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by keybored 23d ago
There is this obvious disconnect. Productivity will go up, they promise, but you might be out of a way to support yourself. So that revolutionary productivity is going somewhere. Just not to knowledge workers. And not to farmers or carpen
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by keybored 23d ago
This I solemnly swear. To take my paycheck with gratitude, even if my employer makes three times as much based on my output. To take whatever technological disruption that graces my path as an immaterial and impersonal force. To politely an

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