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ppqqrr commented on Kotlin creator's new language: talk to LLMs in specs, not English   codespeak.dev/... · Posted by u/souvlakee
ppqqrr · 6 hours ago
i’ve been doing this for a while, you create an extra file for every code file, sketch the code as you currently understand it (mostly function signatures and comments to fill in details), ask the LLM to help identify discrepancies. i call it “overcoding”.

i guess you can build a cli toolchain for it, but as a technique it’s a bit early to crystallize into a product imo, i fully expect overcoding to be a standard technique in a few years, it’s the only way i’ve been able to keep up with AI-coded files longer than 1500 lines

ppqqrr commented on I am directing the Department of War to designate Anthropic a supply-chain risk   twitter.com/secwar/status... · Posted by u/jacobedawson
charcircuit · 13 days ago
That's the restrictions for now. New restrictions could be added later or the situation of the world could change where those no longer seem reasonable. The military needs that ability to move fast and not be held back.
ppqqrr · 13 days ago
Even the most cockeyed reading of history will tell you that it is absolutely vital to the survival of humanity and all that is good on this earth that the US military be tied down and held back.
ppqqrr commented on De-dollarization: Is the US dollar losing its dominance? (2025)   jpmorgan.com/insights/glo... · Posted by u/andsoitis
Workaccount2 · 2 months ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trumpism

3rd sentence. I guess take it up with the "fascists" who wrote the article? lol

ppqqrr · a month ago
i’m confused now. if he’s a serial child rapist sending mexican goons into american cities to murder white nurses, does that mean he’s more of a populist, or less? figured i’d check with the expert.
ppqqrr commented on AI didn't break copyright law, it just exposed how broken it was   jasonwillems.com/technolo... · Posted by u/at1as
ppqqrr · a month ago
copyright is not “broken,” it was always a two-faced scam designed to protect “owners” at the expense of creators. don’t expect this blatant hypocrisy to kill copyright, either - death of copyright is a slippery slope leading straight to communist utopia, and the death of the global acqui-parasite class
ppqqrr commented on The '3.5% rule': How a small minority can change the world (2019)   bbc.com/future/article/20... · Posted by u/choult
zeckalpha · a month ago
The right has their version of this meme: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Percenters
ppqqrr · a month ago
anyone who has to look that far back in history for examples of righteous resistance… is serious about neither history or resistance.
ppqqrr commented on The '3.5% rule': How a small minority can change the world (2019)   bbc.com/future/article/20... · Posted by u/choult
ppqqrr · a month ago
in a world where getting 3 people to show up to dinner is a challenge, a coherent, organized group large enough to be visible as a percentage of the population is an exceedingly rare and powerful entity. but history shows that such an entity is usually either 1) stable and peaceful, but actively decaying due to its position of hegemony or 2) unstable and violent, using conflict to sharply define its boundaries and growing by dividing the rest of society into "insiders" and "outsiders". some days i feel like we're microbes stuck in microbiological cycles. but if we make it past this rut, we will have all that we need to lay down an even stronger foundation, to codify systems and organizations designed to scatter and suppress hate and intolerance.

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ppqqrr commented on De-dollarization: Is the US dollar losing its dominance? (2025)   jpmorgan.com/insights/glo... · Posted by u/andsoitis
Workaccount2 · 2 months ago
Don't come to me if you weren't aware that populism is a left/right spectrum.
ppqqrr · 2 months ago
if you wanna cheer for fascism, you should do so openly. no one is fooled anymore, and no one will think any higher of you for being in denial about it

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ppqqrr commented on De-dollarization: Is the US dollar losing its dominance? (2025)   jpmorgan.com/insights/glo... · Posted by u/andsoitis
Workaccount2 · 2 months ago
Trump is a populist.

He supports tariffs for the exact same reason Bernie Sanders does. There is a reason so many bernie bros jumped to camp Trump in 2016 when (globalist) Hillary won the nomination.

There is no secret or conspiracy going on here. Trump is a populist president and is unsurprisingly doing populist things, elected because of his populist stances. At this point you have to have stabbed your eyes out and shoved spikes in your ears to not know that all he does it gush about bringing back 1950's factory worker dad.

ppqqrr · 2 months ago
yeah, he’s a real populist with the <15% that wants the federal boot on everyone else’s neck. i think there’s a name for that specific type of “populism”.

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