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@IanAMartin @eljorgeabides @catsalad miami vice was to actual cop activity what Disney World is to actual Europe.
@the_turtle @eljorgeabides @catsalad The best thing was waiting for Edward James Almos to stare stoically out a window, raise a walkie-talkie to his mouth, and say “…go!” Excellent stuff, and guaranteed to happen no less frequently than in every other episode.
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@the_turtle @eljorgeabides @catsalad The best thing was waiting for Edward James Almos to stare stoically out a window, raise a walkie-talkie to his mouth, and say “…go!” Excellent stuff, and guaranteed to happen no less frequently than in every other episode.
@IanAMartin @eljorgeabides @catsalad somebody should make a supercut of that, like they did for "Mad Men" .
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@IanAMartin @eljorgeabides @catsalad somebody should make a supercut of that, like they did for "Mad Men" .
@the_turtle @eljorgeabides @catsalad Somewhere just past the ½-way point, I thought ‘is this a loop, or…’ and then what were clearly fresh moments appeared.
Genius.
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@hellomiakoda @catsalad yeah…
To the point that I've to remind folks thaf asking someone if they are is quite illegal in Germany…
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@catsalad Wicked enough for me to design such a face for a clock
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@catsalad I reckon this could go well with the alphabetical calendar:
April
August
December
February
January
July
June
March
May
November
October
SeptemberComplete with alphabetical weeks:
Friday
Monday
Saturday
Sunday
Thursday
Tuesday
WednesdayAnd alphabetical dates:
8, 18, 11, 15, 5, 4, 14, 9, 19, 1, 7, 17, 6, 16, 10, 13, 30, 31, 3, 12, 20, 28, 25, 24, 29, 21, 27, 26, 23, 22, 2
And for languages other than English, they're arranged alphabetically in their respective languages as well.
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@catsalad You must be stopped
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@catsalad ::twitches::
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@catsalad@infosec.exchange i never knew a clock could hurt me
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@eljorgeabides @the_turtle @catsalad They explained the cars and the cigarette boats by claiming they were all ‘seized assets’ that the cops were using as cover.
…sure…
@IanAMartin @the_turtle @catsalad yeah I know, but I mean
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@WWeeta @AdrianRiskin Same! In my elementary school library, it was the first computer I wrote code on.
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@AdrianRiskin The first computer I ever used.
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@evan@cosocial.ca Totally agree, and I think that's actually the point the essay is trying to make. The split isn't “LLM users vs. craft lovers” but something more like “people with room to choose how they use the tools vs. people who don't have that room.”
@mitchellh@hachyderm.io is a good example. He's clearly using LLMs as a craftsperson. So am I, I think. But both of us are in situations where we're not being measured against a colleague's output every quarter. The workplace dynamic is what compresses all of that curiosity and exploration into pure throughput.
The craft probably does survive, just not evenly distributed.
