> Chinas national policy is to destroy everyone’s life using espionage, bribery etc . They frame lack of morality as strength. And that differs from US foreign policy, how?
I just have a tampermonkey profile for go.dev to fix that for me.
Very rarely. But it can come up if you archive change history in git for things that aren't originally tracked in git. Take laws for example. Legalize[1] is a project that documents all laws into a git structure where…
Dutch men must be terrifying to the people that believe this. 1: https://nowpatient.com/health-news/the-member-measure 2: https://longreads.cbs.nl/nederland-in-cijfers-2021/hoe-lang-...
There's a fetish joke just hiding here.
South Park also had a great episode about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81bt0ZJLMas
This one kills me. So many forums, and Reddit in particular, now have people just chiming into topics with ChatGPT answers. It gives them the illusion of being helpful, while they don't really have the knowledge of the…
That’s my point, really. Just a large enough surface that it will show any format the way it was intended.
Vouching for people is not a new concept, right? We do it all the time.
Proof of humanity must be dead dropped at a McDonalds within 25 miles of a legit contributor to verify.
Preferably, I'd have a 4:3 OLED TV or laser projector at a decent enough size that it can just comfortably show all kinds of formats. My desktop is 21:9, my Macbook and Steamdeck are 16:10, my TV and Nintendo Switch are…
Claude Code just does this for me. But it might be one of their Superpower skills that I added.
As long as the fine is cheaper than the earnings, they'll keep on doing it. And fines are retroactive, at that point they've already broadcasted to and influenced a bunch of people.
Influencers are required to disclose ads in most places.
No idea if it has a name. But the page source is also not giving me anything useful. And it pains me to even look at it.
People seem to be content with content.
Right? Tech should make my work easier. Not have me stressing out even more. Let the machine do its work while I relax, I’ll check up on it later.
> Calling AI "just autocomplete" for system architecture is outdated. I didn't say that, though. > it would do a better job than any junior dev ever could. Sure, giving context is still necessary, but you can just speak…
Yeah, essentially. Just the first google hit without checking if it actually fits the use case. Or just throwing you a insanely long article about a topic. Maybe tell me what section it's in, or briefly tell me why it's…
> "Here is a good explanation from <cite to AI> on how this algorithm works. I have verified that this is accurate", and quote the AIs explanation how is that different from the book case? I mean this is fine really, as…
I feel like you missed the point I was trying to make. Sure, a teacher framing the necessity of learning math as "you don't always have calculator" is pretty lazy answer that doesn't really get to the point. In my…
> hen I am reading prose online that I previously would have expected a human to write, it can be quite jarring to realize its an LLM. Because it just feels lazy. It triggers my "If you couldn't be bothered to write it,…
> I would contend you got the knowledge by typing the code yourself, that there's no other way to get it, and that if you stop typing the code yourself--and the slogging that entails--you'll lose the ability to prompt…
The thing with calculator argument that always gets me. I do math unconsciously all the time. Even something as simple as adjusting a recipe when cooking. I don't need to grab a device to do that, I just do the quick…
Hot take, but Powershell is quite an elegant shell language. It's actually a lot easier to write than Bash. It took my quite a while to get used to all the verbose method names, but it actually makes it pretty readable…
> Chinas national policy is to destroy everyone’s life using espionage, bribery etc . They frame lack of morality as strength. And that differs from US foreign policy, how?
I just have a tampermonkey profile for go.dev to fix that for me.
Very rarely. But it can come up if you archive change history in git for things that aren't originally tracked in git. Take laws for example. Legalize[1] is a project that documents all laws into a git structure where…
Dutch men must be terrifying to the people that believe this. 1: https://nowpatient.com/health-news/the-member-measure 2: https://longreads.cbs.nl/nederland-in-cijfers-2021/hoe-lang-...
There's a fetish joke just hiding here.
South Park also had a great episode about it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=81bt0ZJLMas
This one kills me. So many forums, and Reddit in particular, now have people just chiming into topics with ChatGPT answers. It gives them the illusion of being helpful, while they don't really have the knowledge of the…
That’s my point, really. Just a large enough surface that it will show any format the way it was intended.
Vouching for people is not a new concept, right? We do it all the time.
Proof of humanity must be dead dropped at a McDonalds within 25 miles of a legit contributor to verify.
Preferably, I'd have a 4:3 OLED TV or laser projector at a decent enough size that it can just comfortably show all kinds of formats. My desktop is 21:9, my Macbook and Steamdeck are 16:10, my TV and Nintendo Switch are…
Claude Code just does this for me. But it might be one of their Superpower skills that I added.
As long as the fine is cheaper than the earnings, they'll keep on doing it. And fines are retroactive, at that point they've already broadcasted to and influenced a bunch of people.
Influencers are required to disclose ads in most places.
No idea if it has a name. But the page source is also not giving me anything useful. And it pains me to even look at it.
People seem to be content with content.
Right? Tech should make my work easier. Not have me stressing out even more. Let the machine do its work while I relax, I’ll check up on it later.
> Calling AI "just autocomplete" for system architecture is outdated. I didn't say that, though. > it would do a better job than any junior dev ever could. Sure, giving context is still necessary, but you can just speak…
Yeah, essentially. Just the first google hit without checking if it actually fits the use case. Or just throwing you a insanely long article about a topic. Maybe tell me what section it's in, or briefly tell me why it's…
> "Here is a good explanation from <cite to AI> on how this algorithm works. I have verified that this is accurate", and quote the AIs explanation how is that different from the book case? I mean this is fine really, as…
I feel like you missed the point I was trying to make. Sure, a teacher framing the necessity of learning math as "you don't always have calculator" is pretty lazy answer that doesn't really get to the point. In my…
> hen I am reading prose online that I previously would have expected a human to write, it can be quite jarring to realize its an LLM. Because it just feels lazy. It triggers my "If you couldn't be bothered to write it,…
> I would contend you got the knowledge by typing the code yourself, that there's no other way to get it, and that if you stop typing the code yourself--and the slogging that entails--you'll lose the ability to prompt…
The thing with calculator argument that always gets me. I do math unconsciously all the time. Even something as simple as adjusting a recipe when cooking. I don't need to grab a device to do that, I just do the quick…
Hot take, but Powershell is quite an elegant shell language. It's actually a lot easier to write than Bash. It took my quite a while to get used to all the verbose method names, but it actually makes it pretty readable…