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by mg794613 15d ago
That is what the pamphlet says. Fact is, it was not a issue before, because of trust. "for more resilience against a backdrop of increased geopolitical risk." is just nice wording for "Trump is burning down all bridges".
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by mg794613 23d ago
At least, according to the very trustworthy Claude.
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by mg794613 23d ago
"privileged take"?, sorry I am not from the US, so I don't compete in the sorry-o-lympics. Nothing is stopping you from using it for free at home, everyone is privileged in that regard. And it was obvious to everyone else, I
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by mg794613 23d ago
My goodness, this has nothing to do with AI problems. I don't understand that people still buy an OS from a company that actively hates it's customers. The amount of things they pull should not even be succesful on a OS you get pa
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by mg794613 1mo ago
On all fronts we are having a easier time than before. Healthcare, safety, life expectancy, disease, mental health (yes, you disagree, but it not being existant in the past kinda sets tue bar). So what do you mean with "uncertain envir
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by mg794613 2mo ago
"Claude, can you copy gource and put my name on it, no slop lol"
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by mg794613 3mo ago
"The code is semi-vibe-coded with whatever LLM I had with VS-Code and PI (OpenRouter models)." I appreciate the honesty, but now there's no journey, and that's what I'm interested in. I can ask a LLM myself.
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by mg794613 3mo ago
There is nothing wrong with using AI. What I don't like is to see claims like "no AI slop" And yet it's riddled with emdashes and language "by hand" Seeing the skills of the writer, he definitely should be able
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by mg794613 3mo ago
Every 3 lines coming out of Claude has got a bug in it. There is going to be a lot of demand for people to clean it up.
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by mg794613 4mo ago
Very interesting, but slight note on the fact that writer sort of forgets to calculate in the price of the 4080 it works together with. He spend 200 to upgrade his existing setup, great nonetheless. But not "32gb gram for only 200 buck
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by mg794613 4mo ago
That's because your usecases were simple and/or small. Otherwise, you would have known. Unless you don't have experience and you believe the whole "You are right! it _is_ a and not b" bs...
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by mg794613 4mo ago
It doesn't matter which rules and policies you have in place, if teachers are afraid of some parents, or simply tired of some, they will neglect or look away from your child being abused. Which is a direct result of parents influence o
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by mg794613 4mo ago
Visa and Mastercard are just secret services of the USA by now. Couldn't be more glad that Trump is unknowingly bringing down that hegemony and freeing us from the arm twisting USA.
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Yoink, I'm stealing this quote!
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Wow, have you seen his resumé? There is no language or culture barrier here. This guy knows exactly what he's doing. We'll wait while you check it out :D
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by mg794613 5mo ago
The brazen part is Andrey Letov pretending to not understand.
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Oh Arul John, just because you don't understand, means it's a error. What horrible advice also to download different tar versions, for something that should just be explained properly. If it weren't for the "2024" i
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by mg794613 5mo ago
When kubernetes got introduced, we didnt want to interact with only webpages/fronts. So we created tooling we know on the CLI. Every person here that thinks its AI that caused the resurgence of CLI tools is a vibe coder who just entere
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by mg794613 5mo ago
I wouldn't mind a open source initiative of some sorts to collect this data and battle them.
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by mg794613 5mo ago
You got me in the second half!
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Lovely, another open source rugpull. Is this the new way? Attract a lot of developers, and when you think you can sell the product , you take all their code and call it your own. Has this worked out for someone so far?
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by mg794613 5mo ago
One more step, and we're in Poland.
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Preaching against the choir sir, I fully agree! Normally I would understand our reluctance. But you know, old sentiment takes a long time to be overriden by new information. The idea they have is "if we cooperate, we might not get hurt
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Yeah, as a dutch person I was already already not happy of our soldiers dying in a country that didnt do 9/11 not had weapons of destruction. I remember Bush's words very clearly; "you are either with us or against us" w
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Ah yes, the "big bang" commit. Does it actually do anything different, or did you learn anything along the way?
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Let me get back to you if I find someone who wants to relocate to the USA.
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by mg794613 5mo ago
Its better because: * this dev can merge what he want instead of being stopped by those evil django developers * it looks very cool on your cv * hence the function name changes and the tiny notion at the bottom that the project is "ins
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by mg794613 5mo ago
1. Steal codebase of Django, and rename functions so thats hidden 2. Claim its needed for "the new AI era" 3. ? 4. Profit
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by mg794613 7mo ago
It just seems every other day is wilder than the previous. It sure is interesting watching this dystopian speedrun.
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by mg794613 8mo ago
No, he never stated that "claim that only Zig and C++ have ever had a strategy to replace C", you made that up. And "Walter was not the one that brought up D" , he actually was. Did the text get changed? because it seems

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