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davidclark

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    >The difference this time is pace: you could delay adopting “the cloud” for a couple of years and survive. With AI you might get a few months. It is weird that the author seems to …

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    Comment #47852058

    The described problem sounds so utterly not human though. If you give a human a programming task and tell them to use a specific programming language, how many times are they going…

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    Comment #47752913

    >[about the Grand Canyon] It looks like this. There, you’re done. You don’t need to go. I don’t understand how this person can have gone to all these places and be so cynical about…

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    Comment #47731865

    >LLM when it came out, was perfect as an interface between a system and a normal human. Statements like this make me feel like I live in a different universe with a different imple…

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    Comment #47706818

    >Not convinced? >Below, what Perplexity Pro had to say. When will this be as socially embarrassing as sending someone a “let me google that for you” link?

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    Comment #47704841

    I don’t have an answer. But, giving a detailed answer here is a bit of an information hazard, or some other philosophical term I’m unsure of. If I did have a really good answer for…

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    Comment #47325026

    The article claims: >He asked staff to attend the meeting, which is normally optional. Is that false? It also discusses a new policy: >Junior and mid-level engineers will now requi…

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    Comment #46758989

    The secret is that the author is also Claude.

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    Comment #45929076

    On the other hand, when people who claim success with AI share their prompts, I see all the same misses and flaws that keep me from fully buying in. For the person though, it seems…

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    Comment #45835922

    What about the reply in the link indicates to you that the person has empathy for marsf’s complaints and is willing to change anything at Mozilla in response to them? For the reaso…

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    Comment #45831191

    My guess would be the anger comes from implication that is a possible solution at all. This type of “hop on a call” request is not usually actually designed to “truly understand wh…

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    Comment #45197392

    I’d do it more if it wasn’t an annoying UX! I have message previews on lock screen turned off. If I get a message when my phone is sitting next to my keyboard on my desk, I unlock …

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    Comment #45188675

    “Thinnest” should be measured by the thickest slice for a given dimension. I have an iPhone 11 which also has a camera bump and the experience of typing while the phone is on a fla…

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    Comment #45115935

    I think the “crushing nihilism” pro-AI argument is what makes me most depressed. We are going to have so much fun when we do not communicate with other humans because it is a task …

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    Comment #44962697

    The OP author shows that the cost to scrape an Anubis site is essentially zero since it is a fairly simple PoW algorithm that the scraper can easily solve. It adds basically no com…

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    Comment #44853459

    You should try to do some load testing of a real Erlang system and compare how it handles this scenario against other languages/frameworks. What you are describing is one of the ex…

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    Comment #44853427

    I don’t know Go, but that sounds like someone has simply written part of Erlang in Go.