mainmailman

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by mainmailman 21d ago
Hammer and nail still works, it’s just not as fast and strains the builders. Problem with the analogy is that the strain in software engineering is necessary for an in depth understanding of the code. The question is whether that depth of k
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by mainmailman 1mo ago
Another step towards a vaccine, I hope.
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by mainmailman 1mo ago
Thanks for the recommendations!
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by mainmailman 1mo ago
That’s where I’m at. I really don’t care if an individual business collects usage data like this. I have a problem when that data is used outside of that context. Try to sell me more burgers and fries? Fine, but don’t tell my doctor, or pal
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by mainmailman 1mo ago
Have any examples of a blog post that meets your standard?
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by mainmailman 2mo ago
Do you really think they mean they’ve been using mythos
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by mainmailman 2mo ago
I can’t get over this either, I’d love to get OpenAI’s technical break down and see exactly how the agent hid itself. Or who didn’t set up the SIEM correctly
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by mainmailman 2mo ago
Unrelated question, what’s your favorite flavor of Kool Aid?
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by mainmailman 4mo ago
So because children were forced to work dangerous jobs it's okay for adult religious leaders to have sex with them? I'm not sure I follow that. You should research polygamy in the mainline (Brighamite) sect if you haven't alr
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by mainmailman 4mo ago
Thank you, it's been all but confirmed that lot of "AI layoffs" are due to reaching a workforce equilibrium from Covid era over hiring. Saying AI for anything, good news or bad news, is a get out of jail free card for execs w
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by mainmailman 5mo ago
What?
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by mainmailman 5mo ago
I could see a scenario where well meaning parents prevent kids from going online, and with the promise of a safer internet through ID laws allows their children to get online more. Total conjecture though, I would like to see data on that t
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by mainmailman 5mo ago
What is Anna’s?
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by mainmailman 5mo ago
It'll be interesting to see how large microsoft's footprint is in the country after this. The article talks about the government's objectives, but I wonder how the private sector will react.
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by mainmailman 5mo ago
There are bars everywhere
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by mainmailman 7mo ago
Why do anything at all?
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by mainmailman 7mo ago
I loved it, I’ve never seen something like it
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by mainmailman 7mo ago
This is enough to make me never use ars technica again
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by mainmailman 9mo ago
Brave
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by mainmailman 9mo ago
Yeah I don't see the utility in doing this hundreds of times back to back. A few iterations can tell us some things about how Claude optimizes code, but an open ended prompt to endlessly "improve" the code sounds like a bad b
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by mainmailman 9mo ago
I'm not a C++ programmer, but wouldn't your example be a fairly structured problem? You wanted to improve performance of a specific part of your code base.
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by mainmailman 9mo ago
You might like Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell. Very eye opening on how groups from religions to crossfit classes exploit humanity's tendency to form groups and follow charismatic leaders, even after the "cul