plasticeagle

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by plasticeagle 22d ago
M1 Pro 2021 16GB RAM Feels as snappy and impressive as the first day I got it. I never need to close apps, or reboot. I record multitrack audio on it without any perceptible latency. I write code on it. It's the best computer I've
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by plasticeagle 2mo ago
"Dissonance" is a funny way to spell hypocrisy.
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by plasticeagle 2mo ago
"I'm torn about this." I'm not. Keep AI the hell away from teaching children.
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by plasticeagle 2mo ago
I love Typescript, I think it's a fascinating language with a great runtime. It's already very fast to execute, but the compile times have been awful. Especially when you start to run production builds with minification and whatno
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
It sounds very slightly AI in some places, but I think this is an example of AI tropes turning up in human writing. Which is a shame, because it makes those constructs less pleasant to read than they used to be. If you squint, and pretend A
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
I suppose that must depend on one's definition of "substantially". Human's haven't changed "substantially", and neither do new breeds of dogs and cats. Besides which, why does it matter that Humans may or
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
I agree completely, and if you re-read what I wrote I didn't exactly suggest that it was used. But if he's reading this I'd hope he'd nevertheless accept my apology for even the hint of a suggestion. Happy to find some
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
"exceptional excrement" "sharp-sided scat" "To get to the bottom of the mystery" "...aptly titled journal Soft Matter." Great to see someone having some fun writing an article.
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
Slavery is better when you don't have to think about it, I suppose.
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
Who is this person. A beautifully written and illustrated explanation of a fascinating machine. A website filled with other explanations of other things, also wonderfully written and clearly explained. An instagram filled with beautiful l
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
The article is AI slop, obviously, like practically everything on the internet these days it seems. Awful writing, circling endlessly around the same point. The entire article could have been a single sentence. Which of course, is how it be
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
The paper states that the results are in vivo, not in vitro. The bacteria seemed to literally have cured colorectal cancer in mice. Mice are apparently strikingly similar to human beings in ways that matter, and so this research is very enc
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
It's a very common misconception that "survival of the fittest" means something related to physical fitness or stamina. It does not, in fact it's almost tautological. It means only "survival of those most likely to
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
Jesus Christ another AI slop post. I give up. Have the internet you fools, enjoy the world of shit you've created. This might even have been an interesting journey if it had been REMOTELY READABLE.
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
According to the link: "The US Copyright Office and federal courts require human authorship for copyright protection; works created solely by AI are not eligible for registration under the current rules." The Supreme Court decline
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
Why oh why, please why, did you use AI to write this? It's about five times longer than it needs to be. It repeats itself over and over again. It's agony to read. Please, just write normal English that we can read. Please, for the
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
The thing I love about OpenCV is that it remains hands down the best library for simply loading images and video. I've never even used any of its fancy computer vision features, but if I need to load a video file and look at the pixels
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by plasticeagle 3mo ago
I downloaded and built this, and I feel confident in stating that this is the most impressive thing I have ever seen.
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
Massively overlong article that really could have done with an editor. Although obviously editors cost money, and I'm reading it for free, so I can scarcely complain. Nevertheless, some concision would have been appreciated. I'm v
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
Why, considering that this article makes a good point, was it written using AI?
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
I don't use AI at work either. Never will.
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
I don't know anything about this project, but reading the text in the readme I was very pleasantly surprised to discover not a single hint of the dreaded AI voice in there. Instead, a real human voice shining through. Thank you, whoeve
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
Nobody should read that AI slop article. Nobody. Maybe there's an interesting story in there, it's certainly possible. But the "author" could not be bothered to write it, and so why should we waster our time reading it?
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by plasticeagle 4mo ago
AI;DR
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by plasticeagle 5mo ago
I personally have absolutely zero sympathy for anyone that uses "Agentic AI" - or any other form of AI - for anything at all. It has been so transparently clear for years that nothing these people sell is worth a damn. They have
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by plasticeagle 5mo ago
AI;DR Which is why it's TL;DR Boring shit article about obvious problem.
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by plasticeagle 5mo ago
AI;DR Horrible soulless dross.
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by plasticeagle 5mo ago
The answer is to write your server in portable C++, and just rebuild it for whatever new OS you're dealing with. The speed. Imagine the performance. There are plenty of mature C++ web server frameworks, it's really not difficult.
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by plasticeagle 5mo ago
AI;DR
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by plasticeagle 6mo ago
Open Claw cannot be made "secure" by any normal definition of the word. Unless I'm very much mistaken, fundamentally it's a tool that lets LLMs do stuff. So you take the output of an LLM, which is obviously impossibly to

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