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singpolyma3
3d ago
Dogs have agency and can choose? That seems like a rather uncommon take on dogs...
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singpolyma3
3d ago
Not just "let them" but told them to . Agents can do nothing without a human prompt.
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singpolyma3
11d ago
The idea that readers "can tell" remains laughable. Readers routinely claim they "can tell" on things that turn out to be entirely hand authored. If you want to read something good, read a good book.
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singpolyma3
11d ago
Makes it easy to commit things you didn't expect without having reviewed them
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singpolyma3
11d ago
Better would be to ban both git add . And git commit -a
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singpolyma3
13d ago
The coding plan is gone now right?
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singpolyma3
13d ago
Nah. Licenses can be revoked. When I buy a hunting license I don't get it forever
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singpolyma3
14d ago
That's why breaks exist.
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singpolyma3
14d ago
Well you won't have IM or email open while pairing :) you'll be focured on the conversation you're having with your pair. They're not watching you you're collaborating
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singpolyma3
14d ago
> If we want to explore alternative solutions, I’d rather do that before implementing one of them. Sounds cute. But you won't know what any of them really are until you've built at least one of them. You can write specs and
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singpolyma3
15d ago
I'm more concerned about the stuff that is fraudulent then possibly legit stuff explicitly labelled as AI
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singpolyma3
16d ago
Full justification is a plague
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singpolyma3
17d ago
Whoever is doing the abuse. If we don't know who that is we should find out
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singpolyma3
17d ago
I've been using git-arr instead with some success
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singpolyma3
17d ago
Why is no one filing lawsuits over this yet?
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singpolyma3
18d ago
Yes
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singpolyma3
19d ago
Beyond stupid. Why there are any "power generation" mechanisms that could produce air pollutantion in this decade is already incomprehensible. Making rules to allow for them on purpose is even dumber.
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singpolyma3
21d ago
And yet were still selling power to USA. Ford lost his right to an opinion when he decided to make noise about "Fighting" but refuses to do the only thing that could cause trouble
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singpolyma3
21d ago
https://developers.cloudflare.com/cache/concepts/vary/
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singpolyma3
21d ago
If CloudFlare isn't honouring vary: accept that's a pretty serious bug
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singpolyma3
21d ago
There's not yet any reason to believe that mixing LLM output with your work makes it uncopyrightable any more than hitting enter in intellisense did before that.
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singpolyma3
22d ago
Fluux is brand new and 100% vibecoded, so not surprising if it has some rough edges.
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singpolyma3
22d ago
That sounds like a problem with some assholes, not a problem with your software. I'm sorry assholes happened to you
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singpolyma3
22d ago
Yes if you never add new features eventually everyone crystallizes
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singpolyma3
22d ago
Everyone says this and so I believe them, but I used xmpp as my primary communication tool through the whole thing and it worked ok on my first android phone (HTC magic) and amazingly on my n900 followed by acceptably on my BB10 device and
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singpolyma3
22d ago
Submit patch?
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singpolyma3
22d ago
> They aren't going to have enough "free time" to play with a "project" even if a bit more is made available by loosening the curriculum. I agree with this, but also people in this sort of situation aren't s
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singpolyma3
24d ago
... 5 years prior
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singpolyma3
24d ago
And yet they still have poor and strained people
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singpolyma3
24d ago
For some residents sure, clearly not for all in the area
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