spaceprison

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by spaceprison 2mo ago
Same for me
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by spaceprison 2mo ago
I agree, it’s absolutely absurd, if they’d at least share what specific thing set the alarm bells off i could re-attempt without inadvertently committing a thought crime. And it’s not like those fable tokens are being refunded, yes the new
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by spaceprison 3mo ago
Fable pre-ban wouldn’t continue an old conversation about brain chemistry, sooo I guess they’re dusting off old tricks now that their new robot is offline.
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by spaceprison 4mo ago
“We’re not chatting for fun, get to work“
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by spaceprison 5mo ago
Where is it?
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by spaceprison 7mo ago
What stopped working Were there any recent changes How does it do the thing that stopped What does that thing need in order to work normally How does that thing tell us it’s working How do the things that it needs to work work Logs, traces,
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by spaceprison 7mo ago
My conspiracy theory is oai saw the writing on the wall and the massive gpu commit was in part to starve the market to delay this inevitability.
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by spaceprison 8mo ago
Like how they did in the Apollo program?
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by spaceprison 10mo ago
When you asked: “Wow, are you saying I kind of singlehandedly built the kind of stack they use at Google? If engineering departments only knew… how can I get some CTO to hire me as a chief engineer?” was probably when chatgpt should have sa
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by spaceprison 10mo ago
Your homepage looks cool but doesn’t explain what the product does. This is just one man’s take: “The Human-AI Operating System” is marketing vapor. “Harmonize your workflow” tells me nothing. The three feature boxes—“Intelligent Automation
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by spaceprison 10mo ago
I’ve run into a similar issue, compacting is pretty much worthless and leads to a lot of churn. I have started having Claude pay constant attention to usage and assess whether the next batch of tasks flirts with compaction. If we’re anywhe
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by spaceprison 11mo ago
I work for Amazon (AWS for 4 years then “the website” side of the house for the last 3) The previous commenter is correct, there is no NOC or devops team and I’ve not encountered a Devops job family and I’ve never seen terraform internally.
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by spaceprison 11mo ago
100% I drive a shell all day long, there’s no reason to drop to a browser to copy and paste. Just create new folder, init, start the conversation and have it take notes/write docs. It’s a splendid way to work. Plus if you name the fold
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by spaceprison 1y ago
If I say “flourishing is more important than life,” I am not denying the necessity of being alive. I am saying bare survival is insufficient. Imagine a being kept alive forever in agony, if life alone is the irreducible axiom, then preservi
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by spaceprison 1y ago
Life seems too broad/shallow a measure. Stopping at “life” means anything that isn’t death is success. “Slavery/torture/misery is ok because at least they get to live” So this doc gives you a floor (life must not be sacrifice
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by spaceprison 1y ago
In a new session re-ask Claude but include this footer Focus on substance over praise. Skip unnecessary compliments or praise that lacks depth. Engage critically with my ideas, questioning assumptions, identifying biases, and offering count
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by spaceprison 1y ago
There’s more to life than money, this is why your parents are willing to “waste” it on you. When I was in a similar rut/loop the best thing that happened to me was when I finally stopped trying to keep up appearances, got honest and as
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by spaceprison 1y ago
The TCP/IP Illustrated books by Richard W. Stevens are the best. https://archive.org/details/RichardStevensTCPIPIllustratedEN
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by spaceprison 1y ago
You’ll need a vpc subnet connected “something” with outbound access. Natgw and nat instance are about all there is or something crazy like a site to site vpn attached to your vgw and a server/firewall outside of aws/ec2 connected
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by spaceprison 2y ago
Perl6? Php, what year is it?
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by spaceprison 2y ago
Given the metaphorical nature of your statement, I assume you're feeling overwhelmed or that things seem chaotic. Here are a few suggestions that might help: 1. Take a deep breath and try to stay calm. When everything feels upside down
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by spaceprison 2y ago
I grew up listening to NPR, it was always on. Car talk with my dad on the weekends, Prarie home, etc. It's been programed in every car I've owned since I was a teenager. My wife and I have listened together and donated for years
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by spaceprison 2y ago
It seems like the only way to really assess a teachers performance is by evaluating the outcomes of their students over time. Since teaching career progression in the US is mostly tenure based I've always wondered why there wasn't
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by spaceprison 2y ago
I don't understand/know how these investments are supposed to work? Why aren't these investment allocations treated more like a microloan+ bounty program? I think a good example of how these kinds of things could be done bett
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I was thinking something similar. Carve the geography into small population density based chunks Identify boundaries like Bisecting Highways, railways, Rivers, mountains, etc. Create boundary informed population chunk clusters. Identify f
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by spaceprison 3y ago
100%. after a lifetime of being overweight I found the will to make diet changes and ended up losing about 90lbs. The thing that's missed in these 'it's just calories in, calories out and will power' types of comments i
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by spaceprison 3y ago
Agreed I've seen a scenario play out with a junior engineer and a senior manager who does this. The junior had the right idea but the dialog with the inquisitive senior manger left the junior confused because they didn't feel like
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I also have a sense that community is a missing piece.
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by spaceprison 3y ago
God what a blast from the past... I worked for Savvis who bought wamnet million years ago. I tell people about these racks every now and then because of the chicken. We had a proper inventory item for the rubber chicken, just in case you ne
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by spaceprison 3y ago
I believe Kiss was only 'popular' due to their proximity to NYC, their merchandising and stage gimmicks.

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