TremendousJudge

Many AI conversations have been floating around internet forums since the original GPT was released. As OpenAI hasn't shared anything about its training set, to err on the side of caution I would…

Or a grug brained engineer https://grugbrain.dev/

> You can trust your Linux box with your self-compiled kernel Can you? If we're going this far, you can't trust the compiler either.

Everybody was wondering how they were managing to release stuff this quickly. This is how. It's not that they don't know how to build web applications, it's that building it solidly tak…

That's an interesting example since some of the most popular DEFCON talks on youtube are about elevator hacking, which includes pressing buttons that are right there on the panel

oh I had never heard it was an explicit strategy, I thought it sort of happened by accident. good to know

The main reason microsoft software was ever used in developing countries was because it was easy enough to pirate -- not something the company did "on purpose" that I'm aware of

I think many people would disagree with this assessment. It's akin to saying that the only thing that matters in a job is "compensation", and everything else is useless. While some peop…

It's like the inverse of Enterprise FizzBuzz ( https://github.com/EnterpriseQualityCoding/FizzBuzzEnterpris... )…

big corporations: the last bastion of enforcing truth

I know that driving while high accidents happen, but I have never heard of anybody being ran over by a high driver. Alcohol on the other hand...

I disagree. It's both. If I'm playing the piano alone in my room and nobody else listens to it, I'm still having the aesthetic experience called "art". Many people make art ju…

Yeah but it's made by Microsoft. I knew they were going to kill Atom the day of the Github acquisition. Right now vscode is good, but I have no guarantees that in 5 years they won't pull an …

Yes, I just said I'm using Pulsar. I don't think it has a future though, since the community seems to be gone (so all the extensions are unmaintained). Hopefully I'm wrong. For now I&#x…

what I don't understand is how it's seen as acceptable to pay several thousand dollars for a machine that is sold as a "full experience" and then relying on the work of some people…

Me neither. I find white text on black background to be much harder on the eyes.

I'm so angry about Atom, I haven't been able to move on. I'm using Pulsar out of spite. I'd like to move to emacs (for all its faults, it will never do what Atom did) but I can…

yeah I've never seen chatGPT say "I don't know"

https://xkcd.com/468/ anything not on your list

"good enough" isn't equal to "best"

>The banks themselves will pay through a special assessment And that money comes from the bank's clients, ie basically every taxpayer

That interview with the chairman (chairwoman?) is just great. She straight up says that maybe they shouldn't bail out the big banks and instead apply a similar process to them.

If something happens to it it'd be alongside some sort of low-probability event that will leave you with more pressing things to worry about than the value of your investments

The difference is that a gun is a tool with a single use-case.

creating the torment nexus one day at a time

>and this is a system that will take millions of years to recover (if it ever does) Like Carlin said, Earth will be fine, it's been through worse before. It's the people who are fucked.

> an inability to read and understand the specification I'd say that being able to read and understand what others want is part being a "good communicator", alongisde understanding r…

I don't understand. If you're going to change it, why don't do the primary on the same day like any other country?

https://archive.is/A8U7z

Google uses their websites to inject Chrome into your computer. I'd say they have no right to complain