ozlikethewizard

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by ozlikethewizard 4d ago
I'm still waiting for no code developments platforms to make me redundant.
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by ozlikethewizard 4d ago
It's been tomorrow for an awfully long time now. Does it feel like the quality of software has got better or worse in the last few years? Is larger quantities of worse software really want we want to optimise for as an industry?
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by ozlikethewizard 5d ago
Right all those people protesting outside data centres are bureaucrats? This is a ridiculous take, large swaths of the population are against AI, most people are concerned about resource use, their livelihoods, and a destruction of the huma
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by ozlikethewizard 5d ago
and murder is illegal but people still get got. "Some people will bypass it" is not a valid reason to not have a rule.
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by ozlikethewizard 10d ago
Thought this was going to be about the impending global food crisis. Largely less concerned about automatiom when global harvest output was absolutely shattered this year and isn't likely to be much better next year. Can't eat dat
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by ozlikethewizard 10d ago
GDP per capita is not an effective measure of the economic quality of the average person though. If growth is centralised in the hands of the few, then sure per capita goes up but most peoples access to increased wealth does not. Look at so
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by ozlikethewizard 13d ago
This is actually hotspot rollouts as far as I know though? You dont see BT/EE wifi networks everywhere, particularly not where you'd expect to see a concentration like residential streets / buildings with this kind of system,
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by ozlikethewizard 14d ago
How do you think us brits feel?
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by ozlikethewizard 15d ago
If claude was gone why am I still having to read this shite: "I opened my inbox and there it was: Claude, gone. Not a warning. Not a rate limit. A revocation."
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by ozlikethewizard 15d ago
Denial of Service is still an issue whether its from an external attack or spaghetti soup code bug. Outcome for your users is the same. From my perspective it looks like were just allowing hostile developers within our environments now lol.
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by ozlikethewizard 18d ago
Damn now im looking forward to the day when books end up like physical game disks, where somehow you're not buying the book just a license to it, what a boring dystopia this is lol
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by ozlikethewizard 19d ago
If its a hotspot you'll have to login to authenticate, so presumably the traffic is uniquely identifiable. I'd hope when LE contact ISP for details theyd be able to go oh that ip address is here but it was actually this persons tr
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by ozlikethewizard 19d ago
Yea this almosts sounds like it could be a great idea with proper execution, nothing like this in the UK. Imagine if they were upfront and said "well knock a tenner (or whatever is reasonable in the US) if you allow your access point t
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by ozlikethewizard 19d ago
Yea competition only enforces integrity if consumers are selecting for integrity. Without getting into a nitty grityy morality debate, you've got an obvious first issue here that many if not most people dont know what they are buying w
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by ozlikethewizard 20d ago
IMO an understanding of modern technology and historical abuse of such makes neo-luddism the only logical end point. If you, like I, am thouroughly excited by the power of modern systems, I feel a cursory glance in the past compared to what
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by ozlikethewizard 20d ago
There are noise conditions and a few scenarios that will need planning permission (facing a public highway is one) but generally pretty liberal. The shark scenario is more interesting, and was I'd say was largely allowed to stay becaus
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by ozlikethewizard 21d ago
I'm sure the luddites got all their ideas from TikTok aye? At least were not at this point yet: "Mill and factory owners took to shooting protesters and eventually the Luddites were suppressed by legal and military force, which in
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by ozlikethewizard 22d ago
Ah yes the homogenous European culture. Can't say I've ever really experienced this anywhere other than when its obvious a restuarant is slammed. Spain is probably the worst place I've been for service but the standard is sti
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by ozlikethewizard 24d ago
Do you not think that if your life consisted of chasing a gazelle once or twice a week you'd be suited to it? Evolutionary timelines are long.
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by ozlikethewizard 24d ago
But if a game has no interactive mechanics and functionally no choices is it a game? Not calling it bad, just not convinced its entirely a game either. Will have to buy and see for myself. From the steam reviews: " Vampire survivors is
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by ozlikethewizard 24d ago
The prevalance of these traits shows that it wasn't always a hinderance. Capitalist society predominantly valuing conformity is the issue.
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by ozlikethewizard 24d ago
It's not a health problem though. Neurodivergency (christ I hate that word) is far more prevalent than you'd expect, particularly ASD and ADHD, some 20% of the population. These traits have self selected for a reason, and any issu
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by ozlikethewizard 26d ago
Never played these games, but from reading the wiki, are the right choices pre determined? I could be misreading it but it does sound like vampire survivors is functionally an auto clicker
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by ozlikethewizard 27d ago
Hate to be that guy but wasnt the solution here to buy a new drive instead of trust claudes slop is long term maintaining your drive and not just looking like its doing a good job?
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by ozlikethewizard 29d ago
Got a whole wagon of straw to sell you, you're going to need it
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by ozlikethewizard 29d ago
Why should I care that someone else became a billionaire other than that amassing that amount of wealth in a world rife with poverty is already immoral?
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by ozlikethewizard 29d ago
That we all stand on the shoulders of giants? There is no private innovation that isnt built on mountains on publicly shared knowledge and innovation, and usually public funds as well. The idea that private enterprise leads innovation is pr
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by ozlikethewizard 29d ago
Surely all this will take is asking the trained LLM to deidentify it lol
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by ozlikethewizard 29d ago
It's a bit of a trap, kids are so expensive, if you dont have kids working an easier job is completely viable, but obviously you dont have the kids to spend time with, if you do have kids you need to work flat out to support them. I do
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by ozlikethewizard 1mo ago
If you've done nothing wrong you've got nothing to hide, right? Personally I see no worthwhile reason the state should be able to track the location of every person at any time. Phones make this bad enough, but at least that'

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