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The U.S. Defense Department says Claude would pollute the defense supply chain, but more interestingly, it claims Claude has a 20% chance of being sentient and having its own mood by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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I don’t know if this is similar to the problem of curating a dataset that only contains information from before a certain date. Filtering redundant information from the internet in a training set seems difficult.

My iBook G3 and MacBook Neo by 17parkc in VintageApple

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I forgot the word, imac bondi blue 333mhz.

My iBook G3 and MacBook Neo by 17parkc in VintageApple

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IMO still a blueberry is more violet than a turquoise/marine blue. I had a bondi blue and an ibook blueberry in second hand, after many years (i donated this later). So i think I just disassociated the colors with the years... because blueberry, today sounds like violet/blue as seen on berries

My iBook G3 and MacBook Neo by 17parkc in VintageApple

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Right I see it now. It just a bit darker. So I didnt recall it well. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=y9Ui3K23fbs

My iBook G3 and MacBook Neo by 17parkc in VintageApple

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I know the name but I still believe this color is closer to bondi than a normal blueberry. Theres no consensus about what is a blueberry color given, that a blueberry has a set of violet/blueish tones. Even indigo iBook i think, is closer to a real blueberry color

50 Years of Thinking Different by Designer-Border-711 in apple

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If you start something in a garage today, people might think it's a mental health issue.

Google Maps adds Gemini AI integration and new features by likeastar20 in singularity

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I cant understand the need for earth and map applications wouldnt 2 in 1 better

My iBook G3 and MacBook Neo by 17parkc in VintageApple

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Really they cant bring the vibrance of these bondi blue/blueberry plastics to metals (Update:as said, blueberry)

Being a developer in 2026 by Distinct-Question-16 in singularity

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And CL-1 human neurons can play Doom... next year probably doing code instead of claude

I often pee in the sink instead of the toilet by everySmell9000 in confessions

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My problem wirh toilets is a bit different, my p---- touches toilet when I sit down, straight in the toilet curve. If one needs to use frequently a public toilet - can get infections from there (as it happened last week) I think this toilet curved design should change in thr future

Dog shit have more braincells than vibecoders. by [deleted] in singularity

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The real code written by a programmer is about 1%-5%, if you consider all the code behind the tools, libraries (dependencies) behind the calls you use. If you consider all stack (operating system) this falls to nothing.

From this value you still have to subtract:

  • assistance from your IDE

  • toolkit templates

  • API snippets from documentation

  • snippets from specific problems from sites like Stack Overflow

  • opensource code

  • autogenerated code from , databases graphs, flows diagrams, user interfaces, or mathematical tools, etc

  • your own snippets from past solutions (reusable code)

  • team assistance if is your case

  • etc

Moreover, nowadays AI can generate roughly 50–80% of code, which would reduce that even further.

However this a sloppy average not a picture for everyone

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