moritzwarhier

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by moritzwarhier 4d ago
Absolutely.
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by moritzwarhier 5d ago
Also noticed it because of this comment chain. Not sure if it makes me autistic though, I mean, companies use wrong spellings all the time to differentiate, so often that I don't give much thought to it any more.
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by moritzwarhier 5d ago
Both not tricks, and I can't say I miss them, because I didn't work as web dev at the time. I only witnessed the trailing part of the pain, when I started, there were mostly flexbox-related browser inconsistencies. Anyway: cur
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by moritzwarhier 5d ago
Ah, I shouldn't have commented this way. It is an inflammatory topic and my comment was also needlessly emotional. What I wanted to say though is that I in fact do not find any of Bob Dylans music beautiful, not what you wrote. To me,
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by moritzwarhier 6d ago
I do believe though, the difference between the two is probably marginal when it comes to narcissism. I mean, it's OK, artists need to have some of that trait. Just coincides that neither of the two have created anything beautiful, at
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by moritzwarhier 6d ago
You and the other responders are probably familiar with it, but you made me look up this decent StackExchange answer again, coming from a search for "the forbidden usb cable" :) https://electronics.stackexchange.com&#x2
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by moritzwarhier 6d ago
Apart from the hassle that OSes put in the way of PWAs (intentionally, but that's another topic), a local Node app simply has a different kind of system access compared to a web app. Most apps won't need these capabilities to func
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by moritzwarhier 6d ago
Some say the Admin account defaulted to a chessboard. I think it's true, but not sure if I'm just falling victim to false memories... help?
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by moritzwarhier 6d ago
Here's a blog post from 2003 with beautiful pictures. https://jakeludington.com/2003/12/17/create_your_own_windows...
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by moritzwarhier 7d ago
> It's like building a framework to simplify the SQL dialect. In reality, there's zero need for it Years of people deploying web apps and using (My-)SQL without prepared statements provide a counterexample to this. One can ar
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by moritzwarhier 7d ago
I love this. Is there a real generalized and capable, but frustratingly "evil" coding model? It could fix so many more buttons in no time, and ideally open follow-up issues about the open questions.
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by moritzwarhier 8d ago
It might sound sycophantic, but I'm sure your agent harness incorparated that poignant remark perfectly.
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by moritzwarhier 8d ago
Wait, the HTTP Method header is not an unbreakable sandbox? I'm shocked.
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by moritzwarhier 9d ago
Don't disagree, however, the article's tone is mechanical and also sounds... let's say... fluffy to me. AI or not, I stopped after this series of paragraphs failed to get to the point, indulging in flowery rehash of thoughts
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by moritzwarhier 12d ago
Germany finally plays a role in SV, by hosting unsafe legacy software. And one of the authors of the research presented here goes by the name Sydney . Just yesterday I was musing about unhinged models, agent capabilities and Bing 2023. Fun
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by moritzwarhier 14d ago
They still scrape code, I'd guess, e.g. from GitHub? And there's tons of Claude-generated code there. Also, I'd guess this is not just to prevent any AI-generated code in the training data, but specifically their own. Percent
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by moritzwarhier 19d ago
Content from X worth sharing is rare anyway. I'm not any authority here, but I'd say, there's no need for a Reddit-moment to ban it entirely. Though it wouldn't bother me either. Directly linked single text posts are sti
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by moritzwarhier 21d ago
Hm, I see that is a problem, yes, but I thought we were talking about autonomous driving? The crappy share-bicycles that nobody is responsible for also are kind of the opposite of the lender-owned car sharing car that might have predatory l
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by moritzwarhier 21d ago
I didn't want to discuss it further, and I also don't think this is a priority for Google, but I don't think that humans need as many cars as there are to go places. Key to reducing traffic would be to stop blocking huge part
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by moritzwarhier 22d ago
Cool! AI vehicle coordination (and autonomous driving) could save so much traffic. But before I get into a rant here: Munich seems like the perfect city for this beta, and I wish them loads of success. Munich has wide streets, affluent popu
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by moritzwarhier 24d ago
This article was a good read and I am happy to read something from a person with a positive vision in the morning, for a change. The welfare states in Europe also face difficulties, there will be no retirement money or housing for many peop
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by moritzwarhier 24d ago
I think you misunderstand the phrase "honest food". It's not about the bread being honest with you. Are you being serious?
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by moritzwarhier 25d ago
Which brings us to the focal point: - the *landing strip* should be avoided completely, to prevent delays caused by non-eligible standard- or Pro-tier users. - in the past, there were numerous exploits of this vulnerability, particu
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by moritzwarhier 25d ago
To be frank, yes, I love using Claude Code, and I constructed a parody of its failure modes, albeit in a grossly distorted fashion. Do you want to go ahead with the comment crtique, or let me draft an improved version immediately?
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by moritzwarhier 25d ago
Actually, this changes the picture quite a bit. Maybe the user is using Claude as part of their application ? Although I can't find the legal documents confirming this, I suspect that this runs counter to my instructions and basic rul
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by moritzwarhier 25d ago
The user says this is a "Claudish" error But wait. Maybe this is expected behavior? Let me run all e2e tests and inspect the trace. Maybe this is expected? As per CT61 I should ask the user about this. Wait. No, there&#x2
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by moritzwarhier 26d ago
Good to know that at least Gemini hasn't forgotten about its true roots :)
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by moritzwarhier 26d ago
Yeah that's a very good example, because it also demonstrates the "alignment issue", assuming ChatGPT wants to avoid confirming accusations of murder, or simply using the word without strong evidence. So kinda charitable :) I
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by moritzwarhier 26d ago
> A major theme is that the sexual revolution of the 1960s extended capitalism to the sexual market, creating an unattractive sexual underclass. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whatever_(novel)
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by moritzwarhier 26d ago
It gets worse with language mixing, but I can't help from finding it funny at times, unless it bites me.

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