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baron3dl
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Comment #49239897
i end up with more stops on automode because of classifier false positives.
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Comment #49218386
we're about witness the realization that "here's a tech that can make us a whole bunch of money" is actually "here's tech that will establish the next hegemony." american companies…
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Comment #49187311
Inevitablism, a fundamentalist belief system that resolves every moral hazard with an appeal to the inevitable. "we can't let someone else do this first"
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Comment #49187231
who holds the copyright on the transcriptions of my thoughts read by this hardware? what license to those do you impose through EULA? what privacy controls need to be invented to p…
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Comment #49137366
Upstream hasn't replied to the issue I opened about how they want to take the fork back in. There are 3 open PRs. Seems like maybe he's not paying attention to it. Anyway, the code…
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Comment #49124203
When PCjs hit the front page a couple weeks back I noticed VAX was conspicuously missing and couldn't resist seeing VMS run in a web browser. Claude Code running Opus 5 meticulousl…
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Comment #49115464
I won't argue this title isn't the author's experience, but it's misleading to rest a quantitative claim on a qualitative argument, while also refusing to fully exploit the technol…
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Comment #49113427
maybe i read more into it. i got put off by his refusal to hand it off. he can quit, no qualms there. but not handing it over? that seems petty, imo.
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Comment #49113387
not sure law matters, anthropic is draconian about bans/appeals.
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Comment #49112999
don't people get banned for doing this kind of thing?
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Comment #49112945
this is why nostr beats mastodon. when the operator pitches a fit and shuts down, your community survives.
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Comment #49112922
he's taking his ball and going home, the financial aspect isn't load bearing (god damn claude ruined this) in his decision, it's a rationalization. if it were significant, he would…
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Comment #49110273
Isn't that exactly the point? If in my conception that concrete example eliminates that single branch, then I can try the others, and only the others. Or confirm the negative. Whic…
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Comment #49110245
WOW! Thank you!
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Comment #49110233
For the lazy, here's a link https://www.nandgame.com/ When I played through this last year it was surprising how much came back to me from the courses I took in college, and haven'…
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Comment #49105347
i wish more people would publish the things that didn't work. i'd like everything, but the exploration of searched negative space is so wasteful.
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Comment #49091612
let's say this federation has three communities, a, b, and c. you run a, I run b, and my spammy friend runs c. C is my friend, and I'm going to keep allowing him to send me email, …
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Comment #49091555
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Comment #49083763
You can do this right now, and you don't even need to fork anything. E-mail is an internet scale protocol that's not owned or ownable, except by convention. Since you specifically …
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Comment #49079473
I was wondering about this myself, specifically where does it make sense, so I spent a few hours working through it with Claude and wrapped it up into a writeup and interactive mod…
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Comment #49077054
> We should crack down on industrial-scale distillation operations. IP for me, not for thee.
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Comment #49053503
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Comment #49053094
It's not just the length, but the ramp. You have 50 words to hook me onto the next 100, which hook me on to the next 150. If you're going to go beyond 300 words, it'd goddamned bet…
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Comment #49049779
A tech comm course I took in college was graded on two 20-page papers and accompanying 5-minute presentations. That was like 10k written words in a single semester. It was a challe…