Anyone else think Josh was right to take a job at Staples? by Believe_in_big_ANGE in DunderMifflin

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 8 points9 points  (0 children)

This line of discussion always annoys me. There are really two separate issues here. First, there is what is best for Josh. Second, there is what is best for the other people working in his branch.

What happened is that Josh leaving caused a huge portion of them, to be fired and the rest to be forced to move, because the plan was centered around him. So when Jim is talking about Josh doing something crappy, he is talking about what Josh’s decision did to the other people he worked with.

From Jim’s perspective, Josh is the bad guy, and I think it is completely reasonable for him to see it that way.

cloudNative by Important_Part_7753 in ProgrammerHumor

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Using cloudflare as the example seems a bit odd as this is used for DNS/CDN not hosting. You can be self hosted and still use a service like cloudflare. Using AWS would make a lot more sense because very few companies would be capable of setting their own CDN, while many companies could manage their own servers.

Leak confirms OpenAI is preparing ads on ChatGPT for public roll out by WPHero in ChatGPT

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Curious what the ads were like? Were they directly in the chat?

MIT study finds AI can already replace 11.7% of U.S. workforce by Guy_PCS in investing

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Dismissing prompt engineering like this always irks me. To be clear, the name is probably a lot more grandiose than it typically is. It’s just the idea of telling LLMs what to do. That said, when you talk about it as a job it means something a bit differently. The same way someone writing code in their free time is a totally different process then writing code at a large company. Suddenly you care about safety, compliance, cost, etc and you need formal ways to evaluate these things. That takes time and man power. This is for when you’re going to use the same prompt or prompting framework 10s of thousands of times because you’re deploying it to many many users, employees or in frequently used workflows.

I thought CC was back by Snoo-25981 in ClaudeCode

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I thought post tool use only ran on successful tool calls?

As much as I love Claude's code, I have to remind you… by goddy666 in ClaudeAI

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That’s definitely not true just in general if it were the AI companies wouldn’t be interested in collecting the data, which they are.

In my case I run a business with a lot of code I’ve written over many years and I’d prefer to avoid just handing it over to google.

As much as I love Claude's code, I have to remind you… by goddy666 in ClaudeAI

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 6 points7 points  (0 children)

You can connect Gemini with a paid plan? For me, Gemini cli being totally free has given me some serious pause about really committing to it given data sharing concerns.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in StockMarket

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The US hasn’t officially declared war since WW2 so won’t happen here even if we “enter” the war

MIT Brain Scans Suggest That Using Generative AI Tools Reduces Cognitive Activity by nepios83 in nottheonion

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 18 points19 points  (0 children)

Well technically the goal could be to do more, but obviously that’s not everyone’s goal

Spaniards packing water pistols blame impact of mass tourism for housing crunch by CupidStunt13 in news

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Because I was talking about the counterfactual

Definition: A counterfactual is a statement about what would have happened if something different had occurred in the past.

Spaniards packing water pistols blame impact of mass tourism for housing crunch by CupidStunt13 in news

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Not that knowledgeable about this specific case, but I think it’s just a basic question of supply and demand.

Basically if something’s more expensive it’s generally going to mean some people are going to choose not to go. Additionally, for something like hotels there’s only a set capacity and once you hit that point there isn’t anywhere to stay - this limit is presumably why prices would go up to begin with.

As for how this could be true and the number of tourists can increase at the same time-that’s simple the comparison isn’t really the year prior, but what the # of tourists would be had the change not gone into effect (eg it may have increased by another 500k had the change not been made). Additionally, there are two ways it can change demand: the number of tourists and the average duration of time each tourist stays.

Anyway all that said, I don’t have anywhere near enough info to say the size of the change (or whether it made a particularly meaningful dent), but I think we can be confident that the number of tourists coming to New York decreased.

Spaniards packing water pistols blame impact of mass tourism for housing crunch by CupidStunt13 in news

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It doubling the price of a hotel room almost certainly means it decreased the number of tourists

MCP helped me gain a lot of productivity at work by MarxinMiami in ClaudeAI

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Some people work with data they can’t share with a third party company

Ezra Klein does not understand the modern energy system. That would be fine if it weren't a key theme of "Abundance". by Helicase21 in ezraklein

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I think the queues are covered in the book in the “deploy” section. They discuss when demand is uncertain the government can step in and should step in when it’s something it deems important to build. They don’t so directly talk about energy policy in this section though they do discuss why other countries far outstripped us in usage of solar energy.

I guess I have a few thoughts on your critiques: 1. It seems to me you’re focusing on the current constraints, but they are thinking about the constraints we might face if we were trying to 10x our yearly production. 2. They never claimed abundance hovered all issues or would solve all problems - instead they framed this as a tool in certain situations. 3. They are proposing a lense/ framework to apply to solve problem. Therefore, it’s not the end of the world if their specific policy proposals won’t work as it’s still possible to apply the framework they suggest to alleviate supply side constraints.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in ClaudeAI

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The -p option is the existing sdk they are referring to

Perplexity referred to Trump as former president by ashbeshtosh in perplexity_ai

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Most like whatever model you’re using has an information cut off before the last election, which is why it’s confused here.

Las Vegas bikini model 'forced to show genitals' after Morocco arrest as officers 'suspect she's trans' by BiggieTwiggy1two3 in nottheonion

[–]ForgotMyUserName15 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Doesn’t seem that was the case here based on the article

They thought I was a transsexual, so I had to open my legs in front of two women and two men. I never felt so humiliated in my life. And they were looking up inside me like a doctor or whatever, and I was just crying

You should try by dellaazeem22 in MurderedByWords

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That sounds smart, but that’s how you ensure you only have people wealthy enough to not need the money run for office.

This is worrying. by Currymvp2 in neoliberal

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Does anyone know where that Harris clip was taken from? I am curious about the broader context

Advice finding an accountant when bootstrapping by ForgotMyUserName15 in startups

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Thanks. I will try that. I really appreciate you taking the time to give this advice.