Daniel

... occasional head in the clouds. Software (everything .NET). Not an F5 type of person apparently.

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@nntaleb Experts travel far greater distance and time during their training. Exposure increases risk. Is the hazard risk per distance/time truly higher for experts? I would tend to think far more amateurs have accidents on descents than pros even though the latter go stupendously fast.

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@atmoio you have a script which starts the five hour window four hours before you start working (I ask for a joke, and claude is terrible at telling jokes), then you max out the window in the first hour and immediately get a second window.

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@unusual_whales Is that skin in the game?

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@davidfowl Yeah, I also always have Fable clean up the mess Opus made ...

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@martinfowler +1

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@jessitron @martinfowler +1

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@bcherny Why do all these posts mention "We ported x to y"? That's an easy task, (almost) every decision already made. That's not understanding. Sure these models are good at that. Will even spot bugs. But models are not even clearly above average at making design decisions. Crap shoot.

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@halvarflake You can outsource thinking, but not understanding.

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@dr_obbs (How) do you think Mercedes HPP managed to tune their ice for less power than RBPT but just over 2% less power? Can they do that by just looking at the other teams’ performance in pre season testing and the practices of the first races? That seems unlikely to me. Luck or skill?

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@dhh @ErdalToprak I second that. Barrier for getting stuff out the door at or above proper quality is definitely lower. Finishing way more projects.

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@mikko @AISecurityInst Though impressive and unpleasant, would you characterize this as a creative sequence of unique or highly adapted steps to achieve a goal or this this a mere reproduction of steps it knows from somewhere or has seen in its training. Is it transfer/problem solving or reproduction?

[Daniel @cloudsider]

I don't know, everything Opus 5 and Fable 5 did for me today was just plain terrible and esp. horrible decision making. It just did very many things in a very stupid way. Clear regression.

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@mikko @Osinttechnical Datasette memories

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@mikko @Osinttechnical That game was disallowed for German under 18 because it was considered “jugendgefährdend”(distribution was disallowed). The ban was only lifted in 2010 … when it expired (BPjS now BzKJ, “auf dem Index”)

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@Erdayastronaut No Ariane 5 on your list? New Glenn definitely looks the part. Delta IV heavy also.

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@bcherny The way how the cli schedules its subprocesses/agents seems either too optimistic or broken and error prone. Any way to generate a log from this? Yes, most recent linux cli build.

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@RosarioGiuliana Previous years it was better having a high performing ICE with reliability issues (reliability fixes allowed). For ADUO it's better to have a more reliable slightly less performant engine. Was that always clear cut with the new regs? Wondering whether RBPT optimized wrong way.

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@davidfowl @aspiredotdev Time frame?

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@davidfowl @aspiredotdev Is there any particular reason the dashboard nuget package itself is not packaged/annotated as a dotnet tool? It does run directly from its nuget package. And its incredibly useful even without any aspire dependency😀https://t.co/tEOiBlVS6L

[Daniel @cloudsider]

@mikko It was Al Gore’s first invention. He knew he it would play a special role in this internet thing