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Comment #49270020
So they do directly pay them?
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Comment #49269906
It's funny because it can also just be recreated yourself extremely easily.
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Comment #49245077
You're right, cheers
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Comment #49244603
No mention of the environmental risks of data center expansion. That's unfortunate.
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Comment #49242065
Paid an artist for the artwork rather than have it AI generated peaked my interest. Makes it feel like actual effort went into this. :)
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Comment #49239717
I do it, and run claude as a separate unix User.
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Comment #49180464
I just run it as a separate Unix user. Good enough for me.
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Comment #49180412
I've thought about using email and pi, as then the responses can be email patches I can inspect and it's easier to keep multiple threads going. But I've also thought that XMPP make…
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Comment #49166752
I think this is why companies are doing it. But interestingly it causes us to remember why we have corporate speak in the first place. I think the pendulum will then swing back to …
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Comment #49156057
I use opencode go and pay 10$ a month. Works good for me.
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Comment #49144512
I imagine you're in favor of the artists being compensated in some other way then? Or should they just suck it up?
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Comment #49141994
I think Linux is getting a lot more popular, but not this popular.
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Comment #49108033
Sounds like you're using LLMs correctly IMO. The entire appeal of LLMs in dev-tooling is being able to setup hyper-specific, customized workflows and have "extensions" be done by t…
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Comment #49107910
Yeah for my personal stuff I prefer PWAs. Just harder to get good offline mode working on those.
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Comment #49072407
The sad thing is that the only successful attempts at tackling its popularity are proprietary, closed ecosystems.
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Comment #49066431
1% is a lot.
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Comment #49066419
Both can be true: we are doing a lot, and it's not enough.
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Comment #49056033
ssh server git init --bare repo.git && git clone server:repo.git
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Comment #49034626
It is to a point where I prefer the non-"aesthetics" version.
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Comment #49022881
I think that many people are against toxic pesticides in food too, or meat that was inhumanely slaughtered, but there are few signals in the packaging to tell how things are made (…
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Comment #49022494
Why should some unelected US-based technocrats with a terrible track record get to decide for us?
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Comment #48969539
Its so wasteful, but that tracks with the modus operandi of AI companies.
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Comment #48944835
You'll probably just need to keep two phones. One hostile spying device that you use for authenticating and dealing with government stuff, and that becomes e-waste every 2 years. T…
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Comment #48934478
Crazy. I use claude pro and I barely hit the quota working on greenfield stuff.