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Because they know for some problems it's easier to pay for the service than take the CapEx.

As far as I can tell, no. I moved to zed from nvim for fast starts + better AI UX with edit prediction & agents than nvim without start time/RAM of cursor. It delivered on that, but now that I think about it my coding practices have changed so much since that decision (sitting in Claude / https://www.conductor.build) I should probably just go back to nvim!

This is directly addressed in the article.

Not to be glib, but the second law of thermodynamics.

You are attempting to filter out trace amounts valuable dopants and some small amounts of metals with value from, essentially, a pile of sand.

This is not energetically or chemically easy.

It's vibes all the way down now.

The victim is the person who's likeness was forced into becoming sexualized content without consent.

"You might fail so don't try" is certainly a take, I guess.

Strange article. Why didn't the author just try to talk to someone that does this work and ask?

So it starts as a line, explodes into a huge 2D complex mess, and eventually, after many generation, returns to form the same 3.7B cells long line?

That's kind of amazing. I wish someone unpacked the units of abstraction/compilation that must surely exist here.

Surely they aren't developing this with 1 or 0 as the abstraction level!

I think you're mistaking the funding and starting of companies with the execution of their vision through software engineering -- the entire point of the article, and the OP.

You are correct. I've operated under many protective orders that require me to redact portions of reports clients paid for because they were not authorized to see those specific parts due to the order.

If you do anything in America that results in a stored record it's possible it will be released in discovery and a lawyer will read it. This happens all the time, and has happened for hundreds years.

It's not like the NYT will be published this shit in the news. Their lawyers and experts will have access to make a legal case, under a protective order. I'm not going to lose my law license because I'm doing doc review and you asked it something naughty and I think it's funny.

Courts and lawyers deal with this stuff all the time. What's very very weird to me is how upset OpenAI is about it.

They look like they are hiding something.

If it doesn't play GTA 6 or CoD or whatever sports games are cool these days it won't win, but it sure looks interesting.

You've never been to Chicago.

It gets it all right. We're being terrorized. If you don't care fuck you.

There's some other stuff, but I personally believe if the tooling was closer to Rust/Go than C, it would be a lot, lot more popular.

Nobody wants to effectively learn a lisp to configure a build system.

Hot take here, I know, but some of us believe the law should treat large corporations differently than it treats individuals when it comes to their rights and privileges.

One thing I've observed in my career is that if you take the extra time / are good enough / have the experience to ship something solid enough that nobody ever thinks about it, you never get nearly as much credit as the folks who quickly ship broken things or the folks that parachute in to fix those things.

I've changed my behavior to reflect the incentives but remain sad about it.

Within the limits of their knowledge/ability, yes. Some bosses make it clear they do not like being told no, however. YMMV if you continue to work for such people.

The bar there is very high. This case might be embarrassing but probably isn’t sanctionable. And the only lawyer that would get sanctioned would be the ones that signed the papers not the drone that hired them.

Are there big problems with Car flu in your part of the world?

I mean, my CPU had definitely run a virus or two but nothing causing long term damage.

Ah fuck, not careful enough with red green colorblindness and misled by my existing knowledge of the old policy.

Fixed those replies, thanks for flagging.

I don't think you realize how painfully obvious it is when people submit LLM generated crap. Most of the time, they literally admit it as soon as you ask, or, concurrently with the submission.

It's a one time tax you pay sure, but after the ban at least you know you'll never deal with that use again. And a lot of these contributions come from the same people.

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bat is part of my extended posix "Must Installs", nicely extensible, glad to see it get love.