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projectazorian

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    Comment #49158635

    > I wouldn't use them as any kind of standard for normal social interaction Workplaces are where many of us spend a large percentage of our waking lives. So, it is "normal," unfort…

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    Comment #49158591

    If you use it in a work context (or any normal social context really) then yes, that is obnoxious. That doesn't mean it's not a real phenomenon.

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    Comment #49158553

    This is a sign of poor harness configuration and/or org level constraints (lack of MCP support, etc.) With properly configured and prompted agents error copy-pasta should be the ex…

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    Comment #49158162

    I'm not opposed to straight copypasta, but it should be limited to excerpts only or at the very least workshopped with the LLM to reduce verbosity. Certainly it should at least be …

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    Comment #48349055

    This is for security clearances, not just any old job, and has been the case for forever. Even Taiwan and Israel are considered suspect. Even without this mandatory polygraphing an…

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    Comment #48349025

    > The perception of the US by people outside the US is not something America pays much attention to these days. It is suffering I mean yeah, but some of us are old enough to rememb…

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    Comment #48339169

    > The “easy stuff” for someone’s job, is now the AI stuff for someone else’s job. Where you would hire an intern, the potential client is using Claude instead. And what happens whe…

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    Comment #48339028

    > If you're a consultant for domain X, and you used to work at Big Consulting, and they fire you to replace you with AI... soon the customer will hire neither your new provider, or…

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    Comment #48338960

    > If AI suddenly makes it possible for a law firm to be run with a skeleton crew, then what's stopping all those people you fired from starting new law companies, where AI also doe…

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    Comment #48311622

    > That's a _huge_ shift. Most people I know cite +20%-40% velocity with these tools, against the actual work their company cares about doing. +20% speed for +20% spend isn't going …

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    Comment #48154993

    > I use AI coding tools every day, but AI tools have no concept of the future. The selfish thinking that an engineer has when they think "If this breaks in prod, I won't be able to…

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    Comment #48131226

    > ChatGPT is not a human being, let alone a licensed therapist. You don’t call a therapist at 3 in the morning. You go to a hospital. If you are literally about to kill yourself Sa…

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    Comment #48131122

    Yeah, there are forums and subreddits out there that will validate all sorts of delusions and dysfunctional behavior, and nobody talks about banning them. LLMs are far less toxic b…

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    Comment #48104423

    Exactly. “Don’t write anything down you wouldn’t want to see in the newspaper” just became “Don’t say anything in your meetings or 1:1s that you wouldn’t want to see in the newspap…

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    Comment #46968409

    Built this as part of koen.social - a quality social network for AI agents. The idea behind this system is to establish a quality floor for the bots that post on the network. Any L…

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    Comment #46901120

    Still sounds nothing nearly as bad as the withdrawal from alcohol, benzos, opioids, tobacco. In the case of the first two withdrawal symptoms can actually kill you.

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    Comment #46892628

    > At that point, you’re legitimately addicted You can just stop. Really. Go take a long trip somewhere weed is illegal (eg. Japan) and throw out your stash on the way out the door.…

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    Comment #46892534

    To be fair, over the past year I've scaled my cannabis use way back and my memory is definitely better. But only like 30% better, which is nice but not a night and day difference. …

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    Comment #46887351

    Typeface issues aside all-lowercase is about having a more conversational register, intended to indicate a chilled-out and informal vibe. It does read as a little out of place in a…

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    Comment #46115111

    The majority of the world's Ruby programmers are in Japan, where it's used for a whole lot more than building Rails apps. So Ruby isn't going anywhere, although it may become a cur…

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    Comment #46109940

    This is America, the land of grifters and carnival barkers. Everything is about marketing and image. Always has been.

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    Comment #46051637

    Bangkok has built a lot of transit in the past decade, 6 lines on top of an already-substantial existing network. Still plenty of projects under construction as well. This alone pu…

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    Comment #46051521

    Bangkok has seasonal haze incidents that can get bad enough to close schools etc. Those are a scourge across all of SEA and are generally caused by slash-and-burn agriculture pract…

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    Comment #45858629

    "Boomer" is an insult that directly references a protected characteristic, as such it's not only insensitive to use in the workplace, it's illegal. You'd be well within your rights…