Barbing

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by Barbing 5mo ago
I think if the captain doesn’t like you, what they say goes & it’s a federal matter. I think the reason for the captain not liking you is secondary and could get him fired but it’s still: mess around in federal airspace, deal with the f
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by Barbing 5mo ago
GenZ is AI critical Rest is a little stretch
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by Barbing 5mo ago
I actually have a retiree in mind to whom I’ll have to recommend LibreOffice https://libreoffice.org
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by Barbing 5mo ago
> My employer has an agreement that our code will never end up as part of Claude's training data. “Our competitive advantage is that we believe them,” I’ve read—wonder if that’s still a [prevailing] sentiment. (Edit - context was pr
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by Barbing 5mo ago
NYC ZIP codes only: shiftapp.nyc/book And since it's humans they probably won't do all that damage like in the other thread today ("SF startup is testing robots in Airbnbs, and trashing them, lawsuit claims"): http
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Wish I’d read a different example here, don’t even wanna subconsciously discourage any open source heroes
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by Barbing 5mo ago
The comments continue until the patterns are internalized https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48316049
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Well said. Unfortunate anyone would necessitate the Airbnbanhammer, and the lawsuits, but could be important tools here. Scamming homeowners out of relative peanuts is super cringe. Everyone looks bad: - Employees - Management - Investors -
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by Barbing 5mo ago
> We are backed by Greenoaks, NFDG, Spark, Eclipse, Kleiner Perkins, Y Combinator, and many others who are too broke to pay for scratched furniture?
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Is this purely theoretical? Asking since we don’t wanna encourage making the world worse if there is indeed a clever way to stay safe - has anyone been hassled after reporting to the Finnish Cyber Security Centre?
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Much better deal for a diamond ring than a giant kayak, then. Gotta pay rent to sit on the shelf!
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Perhaps: “Authors Have Formed a Task Force Because Disney Refuses to Pay Them” https://bookriot.com/disney-must-pay-task-force/ > Authors like Neil Gaiman have formed a task force to fight for the royalties Disney h
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by Barbing 5mo ago
> I kind of wish we'd stop talking openly about what the tells are. Least this way it’s out in the open perhaps, since enough users have training enabled labs will naturally learn what annoys us. Had the same thought though
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Heard smoke test IRL & was confused to see it used indeed in place of “sanity check”. Weird.
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Would have per-driver accounts like Tesla, right? (Privacy nightmare when thinking of every car someday requiring logins—very convenient! though)
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Is Gemini still the biggest confabulator of the big three?
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Quick, reinterpret with your own faculties! (Model output got itself banned here) - friendly message :)
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Interesting! They tried using lockers so it could still be free: https://www.connexionfrance.com/news/amazon-is-wrong-to-use-...
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by Barbing 5mo ago
> It's spend all your music-listening time looking around. Spotify algorithm not kind to everyone I suppose… I’m enough of a normie with music it works for me. Crate digging doesn’t feel too time consuming at all (as easy as throwin
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by Barbing 5mo ago
That might be OK if Suno had compensated everybody they needed to. I feel sympathy for people who made something that was reappropriated by those without strong ethics.
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Beautiful
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by Barbing 5mo ago
They probably have to prove to me nobody can read my files besides me & the NSA (no “our 134 advertising partners …”) unless they really want to wait for iOneGDrive to enshittify Edit: as it stands, sounds like uploading already encrypt
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Then I check 30 to 90 days later and sure enough, at least one person has done it.
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Did HN forgive Slack for their business with the kids at Hack Club? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45283887
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Do we know this is the predominant reason?
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by Barbing 5mo ago
They’re focused and hiring right and managing right, but this is just so difficult it’s bound to go down? If Google owned GitHub would they be better positioned to scale?
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by Barbing 5mo ago
The solutions to this don’t seem to be great for the web or polite to use. An industry exists to cheaply do it, but not very ethical and surely a massive ToS violator.
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by Barbing 5mo ago
w/o instruction to avoid the same generic “this is an article about” preambles (or non-SotA model) Not that summaries are reliable anyway. Big picture, maybe, but poor importance classification (bad at extracting key points). Understan
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by Barbing 5mo ago
It’s exceptional. Here in camp “userscripts can offer some improvements”, would necessarily not say perfect, but definitely amazing how it’s continuing to stand the test of time.
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by Barbing 5mo ago
Screenshot - https://i.ibb.co/zTTK1hQR/IMG-6526.jpg

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