Yes, exactly like that. The act is illegal. Not the person. It’s not even a felony for heavens sake.
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“fail to participate in the legal system”
Given my own experience with a brother-in-law being deprorted to a country where he cannot legally work, this sounds like a euphemism. We participated in the legal system, lawyers and all.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
4·4 days agoTwo things can be true. Still shouldn’t hold a teenager wholly responsible for being scammed.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
1·4 days agoThat’s the point. We should not make our children feel bad for not knowing better when we ourselves aren’t doing any better. Show some fucking empathy instead of saying you’re shit out of luck.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
1·4 days agoI do get therapy, thanks for the concern random stranger. I hope the same is true for you and that you understand that just because bad things happened to you doesn’t mean we should give such things a free pass and make ourselves emotionally unavailable to empathize with our children.
It’s like a parking ticket. Is everyone who had a traffic violation now an illegal person?
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
31·4 days agoAmazing parenting to let them hurt themselves and their friends because you couldn’t educate them well enough to avoid a scam.
Edit: I am not saying the parent should have educated the child better, I am just saying when you go down this path of “well you should have known better” then the responsibility is on the parents to teach the kids better.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
21·4 days agoExhibit A for why everyone needs therapy. I guess it’s little consolation that people reap what they sow.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Technology@lemmy.world•Dad stuck in support nightmare after teen lied about age on Discord- Ars TechnicaEnglish
22·4 days agoYou know what’s also a learning experience? Getting mugged. I hope you learn compassion before you learn that lesson.
If it gets it wrong the first time I rarely reprompt. I know I can get it to fix it, but it’s usually faster for me to do it because I already figured out where and what to do the fix. Low key think it’s just a ploy to get us to burn more tokens. Sure correcting it means it writes a few lines to the memory file, but it’s only a matter of time before it trips over that context as well.
I have similar problems whenever I send it to investigate a bug and the local runtime is inside a container. It cannot reliably translate paths without the help of an IDE. Hell, it even occasionally mangles API paths if I have it prefixed elsewhere in the codebase (despite having Claude.md etc, your context needs to be pure for it to be reliable). Having it fix a Dockerfile is comically bad.
Any luck with integrating platform.io? Have a esp32 project but VSCode can’t provide type hinting with it’s main c++ extension that is used by platform.io.
In my experience there are three ways to be successful with this tool:
- write something that already exists so it doesn’t need to think
- do all the thinking for it upfront (hello waterfall development)
- work in very small iterations that doesn’t require any leaps of logic. Don’t reprompt when it gets something wrong, instead reshape the code so it can only get it right
The issue with debugging is that it doesn’t actually think. LLMs pattern match to a chain of thought based on signals, not reasoning. For it to debug you need good signals in your code that explicitly tell what it is doing and the LLMs do not write code with that level of observability by default.
Edit: one of my workflows that I had success with is as follows:
- write a gherkin feature file describing desired functionality, maybe have the LLM create multiple scenarios after I defined one to copy from
- tell the LLM to write tests using those feature files, does an okay job but needs help making tests run in parallel.
- if the feature is simple, ask the LLM to make a plan and review it
- if the feature is complex then stub out the implementation in code and add TODOs, then direct the LLM to plan. Giving explicit goals in the code itself reduces token consumption and yield better plans
Yeah, to some extent that’s what is going to happen. For a some of us the question isn’t “if” but how long will we have to endure.
Don’t do anything that would get you in trouble 😉 And that’s about all we can say online. The rest can be said when you come over for some wine:
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Lemmy Shitpost@lemmy.world•Confirms to Marxist theories regarding the proletariat.
201·5 days agoPeople saying because it’s a woman but honestly I was thinking it works because you’re creating a small human connection in a system that alienates us from each other, providing “value” we didn’t know we nedded
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
World News@lemmy.ml•US-Iran talks at a ‘stalemate’ over Strait of Hormuz, negotiators say
1·5 days agoMore offended being called a lib really. And I seriously don’t think that joke was homophobic, but comedy is in the eye of the beholder so it is whatever you say it is.
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
Progressive Politics@lemmy.world•Warehouse arsonist compared himself to Luigi Mangione, wanted to send a message, prosecutors say
2·5 days agoAmazing. Off an executive and the corporation gets a life insurance payout, but arson? Waluigi is on to something
zbyte64@awful.systemsto
World News@lemmy.world•U.S.-lran talks end with no agreement. Vance saysEnglish
7·5 days agoMaybe 1% of them are winning




Well said. I often say we’re more interested in being proven right then doing actually good. The Pharisees embody that attitude.