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DANmode
4mo ago
Prompts are like exhaust upgrades on an engine. You’re not making performance gains, as often as you’re getting back out of the way.
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DANmode
4mo ago
Yes. Can’t wag the dog without centralized networks; even if they’re now Meta algorithms, they’re still there.
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4mo ago
or until they can go back to shipping a browser for under $400M yearly.
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4mo ago
Wonder how dependent it is on social following.
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4mo ago
> AOSP Android Open Source Project for those outside the bubble!
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4mo ago
Say what you need to say: Google pays the bills over there, it’ll never be an effective, scrappy organization again as long as that’s the case.
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4mo ago
EvilValet, sick
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4mo ago
Downvoters: Just press and hold, lol…
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4mo ago
Do you have a copy?
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DANmode
4mo ago
You figure the author is the submitter? Edit: they have done work for NYT, it seems, from their bio, which is cool.
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DANmode
4mo ago
He’s a cofounder, and domains are cheap. I’d shoot the note now if the feedback could be valuable.
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4mo ago
You can choose to display the text of the link, instead of letting your device’s defaults decide who you are, and then telling all of us about it.
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DANmode
4mo ago
You mean pseudo anonymity, from advertisers mostly?
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4mo ago
Why are they all Reddit feeds?! =]
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4mo ago
> we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers What’s not clear?
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4mo ago
Just go to LinkedIn and check out the folks working at Meta. Close enough.
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4mo ago
consider the environmental stuff on the dog(s) (mold, bacteria, etc), vs the dog protein unless you have a test telling you you’re allergic to the dog protein PS neat weird thread, thanks
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4mo ago
By who? It will be explained very concisely to the next President how much soft power and security comes from having access to that Meta…data…and the train will be allowed to continue as-is for 15+ years. Then they’ll make a big multi-year
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4mo ago
You don’t know Java.
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4mo ago
I meant in the context of a software project, for example.
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4mo ago
Benevolent dictators work. But, looking to a US corp to be one? That’s daft.
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4mo ago
but you CAN just plug all of your stuff into the inverter.
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4mo ago
> someone
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5mo ago
Where do I get the living room to match, and can I put both into your plane seat if I’m next to you? =]
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5mo ago
I’m not breaking NDA if I never signed one/was nowhere near the company or situation, you guys can fuck yourselves lol ^_^
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5mo ago
Is that secret code for “rate-limited auth on the Find My API”?
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5mo ago
> This is a hiring issue, not a legal one. When the law specifically dictates stuff like the talent of the person, I’m not convinced you’re correct.
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5mo ago
Have you tried owning 40% or more?
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5mo ago
What goes in has to go somewhere. We think we can always break down, or excrete, 100% of what we ingest, inhale. We are wrong.
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5mo ago
> Most of these tickets will go unsold I'm sure. They go to the cousin for $3k two hours before game time, worst case.
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