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IphtashuFitz

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  • The Artemis II crew was.

  • Claude AI down: Anthropic users hit with errors as chatbot goes offline

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  • Not just where to put the nails but also how hard to swing the hammer, when to stop swinging it, etc.

  • Claude AI down: Anthropic users hit with errors as chatbot goes offline

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  • I just used Claude yesterday to add some functionality to an existing python script that interacts with AWS. It created an unnecessary loop where 2 of 3 iterations were effectively no-ops. So while it did ultimately provide what I needed, I still had to refactor what it generated in order to remove the useless loop.

  • What was the last live theater performance that you saw?

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  • My wife & I saw this late last year. We agree that it was amazing. What’s truly incredible about it is that the actors were all members of an amateur theater in the UK where it took them years to write & refine the show. They started performing it at their little amateur theater where it eventually got noticed, took it to London’s west end (their version of Broadway), and after a few years there brought it to Broadway in NYC. It’s done so well on Broadway that it’s run there was extended something like 8 times, and it’s now starting a tour across the US.

  • Microsoft says Copilot is for entertainment purposes only, not serious use — firm pushing AI hard to consumers and businesses tells users not to rely on it for important advice

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  • Greg Abbott called out for sharing AI rendering of rescued soldier

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  • Those smiles are all really cringey to me. Not proof of AI but I seriously doubt highly trained special ops soldiers would sport such shit-eating grins while the operation is still underway. Real rescuers would celebrate only when safely back on the ground in friendly territory.

  • Is Trump trying to lose the midterms?

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  • The only thing that makes him happy when he travels is when he sees hotels, golf courses, etc. all emblazoned with the name Trump. He’s such a narcissist that he simply can’t enjoy something that doesn’t shout “Trump” in the most garish way possible.

  • Micron says driverless cars and robots will need 300GB of RAM

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  • Didn’t Musk promise like a decade ago that Tesla self driving would run fine on their “hardware v2” computer, then a few years later that it would require v3, and then v4 before he finally stopped making such promises?

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  • Clearly it’s just a big-ass gun that shoots 5000 caliber rounds. So it’s protected by the 2nd Amendment.

  • In a zombie apocalypse where do you hold up assuming you can secure any location you chose?

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  • World War Z, the book, proved this wrong.

  • CEO Asks ChatGPT How to Void $250 Million Contract, Ignores His Lawyers, Loses Terribly in Court

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  • Clearly this CEO only wants to deal with “yes” men etc. If you don’t agree with him then he’ll find somebody else who will.

  • House Republicans threaten to oppose Senate bills until SAVE America Act passes

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  • That certainly would be awesome but I’m definitely not holding by breath for it to happen…

  • From millions of dollars to under a grand: The dramatic fall of the NFT

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  • Better hope they don’t sue you for copyright infringement.

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  • New South Dakota law allows voters to challenge other voters' citizenship

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  • If I lived there then this is what I’d do. Challenge every single person who shows up to vote. After all, how can I personally know they are allowed to vote if they don’t prove it to ME?

  • ntfy.sh v2.18.0 was written by AI

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  • I have a few decades programming experience, as a professional software engineer, an open source developer, and a DevOps engineer. There is no way in hell I would do a code review where 15k lines were added and a similar amount of lines removed without having a long discussion with the person who made those changes. I’d want to ask a lot of detailed questions about the changes, questions that an LLM isn’t likely to answer, and most definitely not questions I’d be inclined to try to type into an LLM to try to get an answer.

    Over the years I’ve dealt with all manner of bugs, from overflows & underflows, to bad assumptions about logic flow, and much much more. The whole purpose of pointed questioning of the author is to be comfortable with decisions made in the code and to minimize the chances of all sorts of potential bugs.

  • Karoline Leavitt’s stunning admission: Trump has not ruled out conscription

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  • He’ll probably figure out some way to target blue states only.

  • What band/artist have you seen live more than once, would gladly go see again, and what keeps you coming back?

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  • Aside from his regular-ish parody tours, we’ve also seen him do an acoustical tour of only his own music without any parodies, costumes, etc. We also saw him tour with a 30+ piece orchestra. Two words: “OBOE SOLO!”

  • What band/artist have you seen live more than once, would gladly go see again, and what keeps you coming back?

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  • My wife & I have seen Weird Al 4 times now and will be seeing him again this summer. While he mostly does a big show of his parodies with costumes & props we’ve also see him do a low-key acoustical tour where he only played his original music and none of the parodies. We also saw him tour with a full 30-piece orchestra, which was really fun as well.