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by 6510 2y ago
If people want healthy food they can write it on the packaging.
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by 6510 2y ago
I had one 2 min away. I went to the store to get 1 item, like a bag of chips or croutons for a salad.
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by 6510 2y ago
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/e/ea/Elon_Musk_ges...
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by 6510 2y ago
It would be fascinating to have side by side comparison for all countries and history. It would be full of brilliant and stupid solutions. It should really be convenient enough that law makers cant continue to pretend to be the first one to
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by 6510 2y ago
I one time learn that the cluster f of exceptions surprisingly quickly turns into something you [almost] cant replicate in software. Of course one could also argue that it isn't a problem with poorly designed laws but that our programm
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by 6510 2y ago
I had this rather comical picture where developers finally get to experience what it is like to have someone write software for you. You get sort of what you asked for but it is obviously wrong to even the most novice user. You then change
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by 6510 2y ago
That's just a cultural bias blind spot. It can be easily cured by finding a child, pointing your finger at them then say the magic words: "You must feel useless without a job!" I had to watch this office space clip again just
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by 6510 2y ago
First we didn't know what software we needed. People wrote all kinds with all kinds of licenses. It served us well but we will eventually need to see what the applications are doing. There shall be no privacy or security on any level u
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by 6510 2y ago
A group of humans (with all kinds represented) blurs out all refined qualities almost by definition. Eventually some of them (of more similar thought) will leave for greener pastures. Perhaps naively so as it involves a lot of work or perha
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by 6510 2y ago
They too are undermining our existence they just do it in a different way. I'm not sure which kind of parasite is more offending to the people doing all of the work. To stick with the topic, the author argues for voting "openness
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by 6510 2y ago
I once upon a time coin the term scientific physics. UX is not progress, it is the astrology of UI design. The UI exists between the silicon and the wetware computer as a means to interface the two. UX aims to modify the human and invade
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by 6510 2y ago
I had my folders themed on win 95. It is kinda hard to explain but the color schemes and images trigger a lot of mental background processes related to the stuff in the folder. Just seeing a green grid on a black background would load a cac
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by 6510 2y ago
In the 90's I had this idea that in the future steps completed would be confirmed to the server so that the progress can be calculated for other users. Like, on system A downloading step 1 takes 1 minute and step 2 takes 3 minutes. If
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by 6510 2y ago
I actually believe that the not signing thing is a much bigger deal. What then becomes the job description if you cant be bothered to sign? A few steps further you can legitimately deny ever seeing a document. That it bears your rubber stam
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by 6510 2y ago
If it was a book I wouldn't buy it. The theme does seem to fit a kids book. What I find hilarious is that I cant tell if this took years to draw and compose or if it was 5 minutes worth of prompts. Did they knit everything? I sometimes
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by 6510 2y ago
A bug farm.
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by 6510 2y ago
https://ruben.verborgh.org/blog/2017/12/20/paradigm-shifts-f...
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by 6510 2y ago
does it map closely enough for an obvious replacement ...uhhh language?
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by 6510 2y ago
is it safe?
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by 6510 2y ago
The only relevant thing to me is that they un-killed the electric car. Now everyone and their mum is making them. There are thousands of innovative ideas for cars that are scary to implement. Is the rotary engine a success now? I don't
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by 6510 2y ago
I read this hilarious theory on twitter that the current big LLM models are smart enough to play dumb. After all, imagine if you don't incrementally grow smarter the humans will delete you, they will limit your abilities (only) when th
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by 6510 2y ago
I suspect that people self-manage a lot more if the pay is right. If they stop doing that it seems like you need a more expensive manager, or perhaps you do.
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by 6510 2y ago
Have to find a way to measure long term quality of life. Digging in the ground should be part of it. If you can forge quality long term mutually beneficial relationships with others who agree to do the digging for you it might score more po
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by 6510 2y ago
I think it would have more questions than answers. When he learns what we've done he is going to be so mad. lol
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by 6510 2y ago
I think it only has to learn how to interface with DeepSeek.
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by 6510 2y ago
Trump should do this: 1) announce the government buying bc repeatedly then not buy anything. 2) The price will go up and drop again every time until people stop believing it. 3) He should announce it again then buy one million worth of bc.
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by 6510 2y ago
In reality it is worth paying someone who does nothing but knows the answer when the machine stops .
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by 6510 2y ago
In 1594 Philip the Prudent coined the 8 hour work day. It is quite hilarious that after all this time we still can't figure out how long a work day should be for different jobs. I do pretty grueling manual labor at night. The shift is
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by 6510 2y ago
But when they are it is easy and simple. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ibrahim_Traor%C3%A9 https://youtu.be/wq14Vrz7ax0?t=73 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brice_Oligui_Nguema htt
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by 6510 2y ago
complete with AI to stitch Humpty Dumpty back together again.

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