avereveard

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Comment · 23 hours ago
Popups popups everywhere
Comment · 2 days ago
Is this a pro 3.1 situation that by the time ot reached the users it produced no more work than the flash variant or competitor for absurd pricing?
Comment · 2 days ago
Because they don't get held responsible enough for bypissing procedures. Some system are too complex for fully automated operarions, and the human need to play along.

Safety culture is blameless, but only if everyone plays along.

Comment · 2 days ago
Dispatcher, conductor at that time could not have know that dispatcher ordered manual bypass ignorig the rest of the guardrails of a traffic resume procedure
Comment · 2 days ago
It does because the claims that AI killed it are wrong. Would have died from AI anyway probably yes but it doesn't make the AI scapegoat any more true. Why do you have such an interest in blaming AI that you argue from a false position just because it might have happened?
Comment · 2 days ago
https://www.ericholscher.com/blog/2025/jan/21/stack-overflow...

It was dying well before AI and while a knee happened coincidentally to chatgpt release, I don't think you remember correctly what gpt answer looked like for programmers questions back then. It was much later where it started assisting development.

Comment · 2 days ago
Why do worker accept to work in such conditions? Its like driving tired every day. Eventually you fuck up. Where was the union?
Comment · 2 days ago
List european countries with summer provision for friday half off
Comment · 4 days ago
AI promised less workers, I guess.
Comment · 4 days ago
"oh no, not the creative commons resources we distribute freely even if they contain copyrighted material!"
Comment · 10 days ago
Again this is the second time this year
Comment · 15 days ago
Don't give them ideas?
Comment · 15 days ago
Yeah a lot of people worry of ai in high stake environment but a jev-like evaluating a resume or a university application is much more impactful and likely to happen
Comment · 15 days ago
TAA introduce aliasing on fast moving element which is far more annoying than blurring
Comment · 16 days ago
No because it doesnt get backgrounded and I would need to hold one end of the stream at all time, and feature completedness is spotty

I use the protocol claude code terminal use to talk to its server to spawn agents, opencode server protocol which is published for the same purpose, and manage pi command lines by pid

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