what was said right before that? XD
ragingHungryPanda
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this community is one of the few that doesn't make me feel depressed every time I look at it, thank you for posting!
believe it or not, inspiration
when I read party, I was thinking of DnD, so I thought "if the rule of cool applies, then yes"
I feel for you there. I grew up in those environments.
oh, I was not implying the snap was a GOOD alternative 😂
On doubling the resources, I think that falls into the "obvious, but wrong, answers contain the word 'just'".
let's say you double the resources. without being specific, you just doubled light and the mass of the sun and the mass of the planet and killed everyone.
ok, let's say you get more specific, drinkable water. double it. in place? there goes every pipe and reservoir on the planet.
plant nutrients? now the concentrations could be toxic for the plants and now they're dead.
double the asteroid belts? a lot of these species are space faring, after all.
each species and planet would need a custom solution, and that takes work. In addition, the main issue isn't the availability of resources, it's how they're allocated.
just doubling all the resources could end all life in the universe.
I'm using it for some side projects. I used it as an assistant for setting up services in Kubernetes - also used it a lot for debugging and creating kubectl commands.
another side project is to write a full web app in F# SAFE stack, which uses Fable to transpile to JavaScript and React, so I'm learning several things at once.
At work I didn't use it as much, but it got used to generate tests, since no one really cared enough about them. I also did some cool stuff where someone wrote a guide on how to migrate something from a V1 of a thing to a V2 of a thing, I hooked up MCP to link the doc, asked it to migrate one, and it did it perfectly.
I used it a lot to generate Mongo queries, but they put that feature in MongoDB Compass.
We used Claude Sonnet pretty much exclusively. for my side projects I often use Auto since Sonnet burns through the monthly budget pretty quickly. It definitely isn't as good, but it tends to be favorable for template-y things, debugging why some strange thing is happening in F# or react.
For the side projects, I find I'm using it less as I learn more. It's good for getting over a quick hump if you have a sense of how things generally should be.
I've considered the lakes I've burned because I didn't copy paste those kubectl commands to a file.
I prefer Sonnet. Anything less isn't that great, which is one reason I think people hate it.
I tend to use it for crufty things. And certain front end things. It's been a long time since I've done web UI.
we can bury him there and invite everyone over to dance
Everyone here is talking about heat pumps for being more efficient. pfft
it's tangentially related, but there's a book out on the history of activity pub and the drivers https://www.moveslowlybuildbridges.com/
It goes into the history of activity pubs origin and mastodon, as well as the fact that there's a whole front end portion of activity pub that no one implements