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by sweetheart 5d ago
Came here to share the same general idea about using this as an opportunity to recognize when we've based our sense of self-worth on something external, and therefore out of our control and unstable. Which I also hope wouldn't com
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by sweetheart 12d ago
maybe it will be an answer that entices them to understand more :)
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by sweetheart 12d ago
Lean _is_ code. FLT cannot be proven by exhaustion because it's domain is an infinite set: the natural numbers above 2.
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by sweetheart 14d ago
It really is, it's fascinating.
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by sweetheart 1mo ago
This has recently become a pretty pressing issue for me, as it's starting to severely hinder my ability to be productive with the models. It's hard to tell if its getting worse with every model release, specific to Anthropic'
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by sweetheart 2mo ago
It makes a ton of sense to see this sort of joint effort being made by these enormous companies, but man, there's some part of me that can't help but feel grossed out knowing the best way to get the US to make the right choice is
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
I’m kind of doing this right now for the first time as a founding engineer in a very small but tight knit team. On paper, I’m objectively in a less secure position, but holy shit is it nice to enjoy work consistently.
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
Okay!
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
I think it’s possible.
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
They can learn the skills to advance research and fill the roles that help determine what sorts of guard rails there should/could be to ensure it’s used in as helpful a manner as possible.
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
But the point OP is making is that it's entirely possible that the person doing this _does_ see it as them being as helpful as possible. That doesn't mean it doesn't suck, or that it isn't annoying, though. I dunno, just
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
I felt this way VERY strongly last year and into the beginning of this year. I was definitely burned out, but that doesn’t mean I wasn’t right in noticing a lot of the same stuff described in the blog post. I was dangerously close to trying
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by sweetheart 4mo ago
So, so much of human history is just us trying and failing to find reasons we're unique, as if uniqueness is somehow the source of value, meaning, or joy in life. We really seem to react strongly against the widening of our considerati
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by sweetheart 5mo ago
I'm pleasantly surprised to see this! Last year a few people I know in person, and a podcast I enjoy, talked about or to Ed Zitron and I felt like I was going crazy because so, so much of what he argued was either woefully outdated, or
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by sweetheart 5mo ago
yeah
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by sweetheart 5mo ago
I'm in the same boat. Tailwind always seemed insane to me, even after really giving it the benefit of the doubt and trying it out. I use it now only because its so easy for the LLMs to use, so I don't need to actually interface wi
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by sweetheart 5mo ago
I didn’t follow the mission much as it occurred, but it’s striking to me how much I understand what the author means. Feels like the first event in many, many years that doesn’t amplify the feeling of being in the absurdist nightmare timeli
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by sweetheart 6mo ago
the drone that gives hugs, right??? right????
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by sweetheart 6mo ago
can i come
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
holy shit I cannot believe how polished that is.
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
The recent developments of only the last 3 months have been staggering. I think you should challenge your beliefs on this a little bit. I don't say that as an AI fanboy (if those exist), it's just really, really noticeable how muc
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
> I started programming when I was seven because a machine did exactly what I told it to What a poetic ending. So beautiful! And true, in my experience.
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
This is my first time hearing of Oxide, but I had the same initial thought after reading this blog post then poking through their site. The degree of careful thought put into their policies and culture is really impressive, at least from th
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
The "UI" is indeed represented in memory in tree-like structure for which positioning is calculated according to a flexbox-like layout algo. React then handles the diffing of this structure, and the terminal UI is updated accordin
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by sweetheart 7mo ago
React's core is agnostic when it comes to the actual rendering interface. It's just all the fancy algos for diffing and updating the underlying tree. Using it for rendering a TUI is a very reasonable application of the technology.
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by sweetheart 8mo ago
What an amazing blog post. Such a treat to have read this. Thanks for sharing.
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by sweetheart 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/20251125055632/https://www.theverge.com/e... I'm actually currently in the process of trying to career shift from a "normal" SWE career into indie game development, and
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by sweetheart 1y ago
I think the point remains, though, that making it harder to ensure a young child is sitting next to their guardian benefits _no one_. Having learned over the last year what flying with a 2 year old is like, an increase in the amount of todd
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by sweetheart 1y ago
Such an incredible book! I read it like 8 years ago and think about it often enough that it was on my mind just yesterday :)
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by sweetheart 1y ago
One can believe that all people are deserving of love and friendship regardless of who they are or what they've done, and simultaneously believe that replacing social interaction with AI is generally a net harm for any/everyone. N

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