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Comment #49249599
I think a lot of it is depression and anxiety causing executive dysfunction. The claim about "Lack of Time" usually indicates that the person doesn't have the energy or wellbeing t…
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Comment #49249539
I think most people don't know how to cook cheap stuff and don't even know where to start. It is a bit of a learned skill. You get a repertoire of cheap but delicious menu items ov…
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Comment #49249439
If you want to make your own frozen potato product like this you also need to parboil them. Otherwise the results are acceptable but underwhelming.
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Comment #49249399
I can make about 2000 calories for about $2-5 using staples like rice, beans, flour, salt, yeast, pepper, etc... Generally, spices are pretty cheap. Especially if you go to the bul…
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Comment #49246338
What? I make things from scratch because I'm broke AF.
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Comment #49245765
This is never more apparent than when you start making your own stuff from scratch. The comparison is stark.
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Comment #49197554
I wonder if we have reached the point where Agentic LLMs could produce complex enough expert systems for these games to create a dynamic experience without needing a separate clust…
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Comment #49175761
But nobody is saying that is a flaw of the database.
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Comment #49175023
Personally I would rather vote to ban them if they aren't safe enough. If car makers want to cheap out at the expense of public safety they should go to prison for the people they …
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Comment #49174962
This article doesn't make any sense. An LLM is just the model. This is why you have things like Guardrails and sandboxes. Also you guard the inputs for the LLM prompt the same way …
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Comment #49157883
Unfortunately, the mark of corruption spreads to everything it touches. Once you are seen taking bribes for pardons, engaging in crypto scams, and manipulating the stock market to …
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Comment #49100959
> It’s important to reiterate that this was only possible while attacking the 7 round version of AES, it doesn’t work (or haven’t been checked if it does) on the 10 round version! …
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Comment #49088954
I never thought it was that hard to make bio weapons? It's all over the internet and you can even find it in textbooks. College students are producing antibiotic resistant strains …
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Comment #49088742
Note: I know it is just anecdotal, but none of these experiences are unique to my experience. Not spending 2 hours in traffic every day alone is such a huge improvement to my life.…
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Comment #49034608
I think that a lot of the accounting, used mostly in factories and such, is having trouble with the new financial reality in the tech space. Running a factory, having a debt to ass…
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Comment #49025424
Yeah, sometimes you just have to throw out the current solution and start over/rollback. AI will go down some weird rabbit holes to solve a problem with the wrong requirements. Som…
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Comment #49024102
If I'm working on a non-coercive environment (No deadlines, requirements, etc..) hand coding in hyper-focus mode is extremely zen. But working on a deadline it really hurts. My bra…
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Comment #49024061
I agree, the speed at which the agents work is a problem. It creates an interrupt workflow instead of a flow workflow. This works for some people but I notice that I don't do well …
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Comment #49023790
I've found that my requirements and acceptance criteria are much less clear than I think they are. AI reveals when you are being too vague, almost instantly sometimes.
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Comment #49022757
I've noticed that you can either move very fast with AI, or very slow. Moving fast, you place a lot of trust in the agent and let it proceed and create something very quickly that …
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Comment #48993453
The problem is that environmental regulations kind of act like a double edge sword with regards to hybrid conversions. They prevent Jim Bob from selling his environmental disaster …
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Comment #48940443
Welcome to the Kafkaesque world of automated enforcement. > "The Trial" by Franz Kafka is a novel written in 1914 and 1915. It follows Josef K., a bank clerk who is arrested and pr…
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Comment #48940286
The answer is: It's complicated https://www.wilderness.org/articles/article/5-big-myths-abou... Ecologically, wildfires are necessary for some biomes. However, not all of them. Man…
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Comment #48923388
This is honestly kind of accurate accidentally. The Luddites were a movement trying to stop the exploitation of labor to work in dangerous factories which was destroying the health…