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mcdeltat
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Comment #49098729
This is exactly what I have and it doesn't work well
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Comment #49097498
Ok so what is the correct way to tell it "I don't care what is happening, you must uphold these rules at all times"? If it's not any configuration of .md files?
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Comment #49097308
Yeah checks out with my anecdotal experience with Claude. It is pretty great at following instructions - for about 10 minutes, after which it seems to ignore things I told it befor…
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Comment #48944906
Maybe we can keep going to a point where it's so ridiculous that people realise the financial markets are the useless money laundering loop that they actually are
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Comment #48889279
Uhh but then what am I going to do with my 7 cars?
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Comment #48889275
B-b-bb-b-bbb-but then how will I have my 3 storey house with a 100 acre backyard, 2 pools, and 14 cars??? Don't you know it's LITERALLY IMPOSSIBLE to live without these basics?? Wh…
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Comment #48781833
No bro you don't understand bro, supply and demand maths said capitalism is the only way forward bro and give me money now
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Comment #48396348
I have learnt that very few in tech hold themselves to a complex moral standard. Most seem to have an attitude like "well company X is offering money, why not take it?" Some seem t…
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Comment #48392434
You can make adjustments on a guitar to make a note flatter by pushing the neck/headstock forward, relaxing the strings slightly
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Comment #48244867
They just know their constitutional rights as law abiding american citizens to die from easily preventable illness they can't afford treatment for!
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Comment #47970751
Just wait until genome sequencing becomes cheap enough...
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Comment #47918429
When someone wants a huge backyard to do nothing with it: valid desire When I want a commute to work/family/friends that isn't 2 hours: invalid desire Hmmm
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Comment #47859763
God most of the "discussion" around housing is such copium by obviously-biased people trying to convince everyone that we shouldn't have access to high quality housing. Yes, in the…
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Comment #47845277
This thing is amazing. The kind of nasty extreme optics I love to see. Good stuff! The final images are pretty gorgeous. I'd love to shoot on this thing
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Comment #47843512
The thing is, Lightroom is simply very good at what it does. There are infinite photo editing apps out there and many of them don't fit my workflow. I want: RAW input, light/tone c…
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Comment #47774614
The webpage seems to advertise itself as a Lightroom replacement sort of software? Which if it is, it better be damn good at it. Adobe may generally suck and Lightroom has many rou…
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Comment #47753480
"advanced" in 2026 is closer to "using the app how you want to as rather than the way that will generate the corporation maximum profits"
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Comment #47748226
Ah yes in the second paragraph I definitely meant condemn, thank you.
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Comment #47747452
I recently saw a lecture by neuroscientist Robert Sapolsky [1] which discussed the complexities of human violence. We both condone and don't condone violence all the time, dependin…
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Comment #47746811
Yeah most of these "issues" are surely caused by programmers trying to be too smart. The dumbest possible solution which messes around with the input at little as possible is almos…
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Comment #47729024
Finance is like an oil well. You can do just about anything technology-wise and as long as it more or less pulls the oil from the ground, the money just keeps coming. So good code …
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Comment #47728815
A suspiciously upvoted hyperspecific critique of niche features of the project which are not relevant to most users
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Comment #47728794
American discovers basic property of life which their culture purposely rejected in order to be quirky™ ((cries in erratic sydney weather))
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Comment #47726238
Ok seems like I don't understand and really dislike chess stalemate/draw rules. So if I make a move which is directly causative to my opponent having no moves which would not resul…
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Comment #47717569
Because some people realised that insurance is the ultimate form of security? Why prevent failure when the consequences of failure can simply be offloaded to others?