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by preg_match 3d ago
For civil suits, you typically need the affected parties to sue. Otherwise, who claims the damages? But this isn’t just civil, it’s criminal. Hacking is a criminal offense. This could be a CFAA violation. That’s landed people life in prison
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by preg_match 4d ago
You definitely save a ton of time over writing it yourself, just not as much time saved as “agentic” coding. I don’t do agentic coding either, I think it’s basically a scam. But using an LLM does mean creating stuff faster, much faster. The
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by preg_match 5d ago
Yeah, tests. You need tests for everything and the tests + API needs to be carefully reviewed. Technically, the implementation need not be read at all. Just APIs, boundaries, and tests. You need unit tests, mutation tests (tests for your te
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by preg_match 7d ago
> The more developed a nation the more centrally controlled it is? Yes, generally, but it's not linear and 1-1. The USSR was not more developed than the US, it doesn't work like that, but the trend is: the more developed a nati
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by preg_match 7d ago
I doubt it would've made any difference, zero data retention is truly trivial to get around and I think it's highly likely OAI is already doing this. Just use another model to distill, summarize, and/or paraphrase the data an
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by preg_match 8d ago
It is known that ADHD is caused by dopamine disregulation in the brain. If you can’t acknowledge basic science on the matter, then this conversation is useless. It would be like arguing with you over if the sky is blue or green. It is also
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by preg_match 8d ago
You’re correct, where I got confused is the lazy per-method JIT and the tiers of JIT optimization. My understanding is that dotnet only compiles on first function call, or when it has to for things like generics. So, some code is never comp
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by preg_match 8d ago
Right, but if you’re dynamically changing the HTML from JS, like the graphemeos website does, then that’s client-side rendering, which is my whole argument. Embedding the JS in HTML makes zero difference, it’s the same thing. So, they are t
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by preg_match 8d ago
Agreed. If you don’t want to read the code that’s fine, but you have to read the testing code. Otherwise you have no idea what’s going on.
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by preg_match 8d ago
The US arguably would’ve thrived regardless, we had 50% of the world GDP post-WWII. That percentage pie has only declined, as other nations developed. Nations with disparate economic systems, some being top-down centrally controlled communi
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by preg_match 8d ago
In order to make competition flourish, you require a strong government which squishes anti-competitive behavior. Markets, left to their own accord, naturally tend to monopolies and cooperation. Cooperation just works better than competition
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by preg_match 8d ago
The absolute danger of a space shuttle is much greater than a bike. But the absolute danger of C++ versus C is… equivalent. All the suspicious memory things you can do in C++, you can do in C. In fact, with a couple more added in C (type pu
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by preg_match 8d ago
While you can lower your commute by living closer to work, you should understand that what you’re doing is taking a drastic pay cut for the pleasure of in-office work. In-office work might be worth it, maybe. Is it worth 20,000 dollars a ye
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by preg_match 8d ago
I disagree, the minimalism of C results in writing overly complex code to solve simple problems. Things like type punning and bit hacks are common place in C. The end result is equivalent C code is much more complex than C++. For example, y
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by preg_match 10d ago
That’s where CarPlay comes in, the tech doesn’t matter. Your phone has good navigation right? Good messages, good music. So just use that. Then it doesn’t really matter how awful the car infotainment is. Even “good” infotainment (tesla) is
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by preg_match 10d ago
Consumers are just easily impressed with car infotainment at this point. If the screen takes less than 1s to respond to input and doesn’t drop 30 frames on every animation, they consider it “good”.
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by preg_match 10d ago
Yes, it’s the same story on android. Apps are sandboxed and security is a top priority… unless you’re Google, then you get elevated privileges across the board, no permission dialogs, and sandbox escapes with no questions asked.
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by preg_match 10d ago
It might just be cheaper to change the not-robot things to fit a robot shape rather than create humanoid robots. For example, spending ungodly amounts of money to develop a humanoid to flip burgers feels overkill. Probably cheaper to just…
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by preg_match 10d ago
Yes, the V8 team released a blog when they introduced jitless mode: https://v8.dev/blog/jitless In synthetic benchmarks, there was a 40-80% reduction in performance when disabling the JIT. But in a simulated test on Yo
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by preg_match 10d ago
The features of HTML are still greatly limited. You can’t really create applications with just one HTML page and no client-side rendering. You can play a video, sure, but that’s not an application. You can also do magic with CSS but that’s
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by preg_match 10d ago
A luxury diamond and a lab grown diamond are equivalent. Well not always, lab grown are typically higher quality. The comparison doesn’t work.
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by preg_match 11d ago
This reply means basically nothing to me or anyone. To expand on what I mean, if the implication isn’t obvious: a SPA with no client side rendering is just a single HTML page. It’s a document, not an application. So SPA naturally implies cl
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by preg_match 11d ago
Oh yes I agree, we’re on the same page. But of course it doesn’t just need to be preventive, it can be fixed now.
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by preg_match 11d ago
You don’t make home made whole wheat bread, because you don’t have a wheat mill. You use flour, which is ultra-processed. Your homemade bread is ultra-processed. But the process of turning wheat into flour is not magically unhealthy. It doe
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by preg_match 11d ago
It’s a silly category to relate to health because, for example, meat replacements are UPF but are also typically much healthier than meat. Obviously that’s not always true, but most of the time it is. Basically all Americans can benefit fro
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by preg_match 11d ago
You actually can’t, because of the nature of incentives. If everyone else is corrupt and you’re not, you fall behind and get pushed out. This is how systems work. We see the same thing with companies. If everyone else is using, say, shady d
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by preg_match 11d ago
I’m not “pretending not to know what a carpenter is”. You specially talked about artisan goods, like furniture, which carpenters ALSO make. That’s also called being a carpenter. That job is dead because we make furniture overseas, duh, and
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by preg_match 11d ago
Okay, having executive function and the ability to function normally is not euphoria. Also opioids are an entirely different class of drugs from amphetamines. Their effects are very different. You can’t just classify everything under the um
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by preg_match 11d ago
Well that’s what I’m saying - a basic machine learning system is no more ecological cost than an algorithm. Because it just is an algorithm. Computerization of cars is orthogonal, it’s not an AI problem. Things like engine control for fue
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by preg_match 11d ago
Right but the implication of a SPA is that it’s an application which has many logical pages, but only one real page. The logical pages are constructed by dynamically updating the DOM using JavaScript. As opposed to navigating to a new,

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