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by FridgeSeal 4mo ago
> Do you want to give this app unfettered access to all your device data, including other apps' data? Which Facebook and instagram will present as “tee hee updated terms of service” in the first 15 seconds, and people will tick it,
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
The physics of latency disagree fundamentally here. Gaming, as a market, dislikes Live Service games, and many recent ones have basically flipped right out of the gate. Stadia was the exact flop everyone predicted, and simply throwing bigge
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
I get the impression nobody, outside maybe the author, has a good clue on what's going on here.
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
Linear. By far and away, linear. The task tracking features you actually use, it’s fast, you don’t waste a billion years playing “who knows how to do this and has the permissions hell” that you would with Jira. The integrations work properl
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
Prices are already obscene, and we’re all being ripped off. I’d much rather pay the prices corrected-for-supporting-livelihoods, than the artificially inflated prices used to line the pockets of the rich.
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
Fully agreed. “Oh but businesses will leave” Yeah so what, if they do, we either didn’t want them, or they _actually won’t_ despite the squealing, or they will go, and if their segment of the market is useful, will get snapped up by new&#x2
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
> The person is still willing to engage with you But the highlighted examples demonstrate the complete opposite. Shuttling things between a model isn’t engaging with another human meaningfully.
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
> Lots of struggle. But not as bad as some folks are saying I don’t know, what you’re outlining there is pretty grim. Especially as we could elect to just…not destroy people’s livelihood’s en masse?
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
“It’s totally fine guys, if we give billionaires even more money it will totally all work out and be fine! Everything is ok and our benevelont overlords will take earnest care of us, despite literally never having shown the merest inclinati
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
People will just… form communities and communicate offline?
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
“Take the flexible, rich method of conveying information, and replace it with a slower, jankier, more limited and more rigid form!” Sounds heinous, please never design the UX for a product I’ve got to use.
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
> Also, would bet money that the derived data from the meeting-summarizers is being sold to hedge-funds, to give them a bit of an edge. And if it isn't already, you can be that they're probably to start. All those "difficu
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
You can’t scold them for being contrarian and wrong, and back up your point using…other comments in the thread.
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
The former has made a big deal about local inference and marketed that as an OS level feature. You can also…turn it off. Chrome silently elected people into it _and_ downloaded the model without asking because they decided that’s something
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by FridgeSeal 5mo ago
I think you’re missing the sarcasm in their comment. They’re saying that the emoji usage is telling them that very little effort was put into the PR and that they’ll treat it accordingly.
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
Sure, but that’s not an S3 concern, because the vast majority of people use S3 as it is, without needing additional management machinery. The solution is just to spin up the machinery you need for your solution, rather than making S3 cover
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
Again, provided you either had the skills. Or you’re getting the model to do the polishing, thereby developing no skills of your own, and we’re back to the start.
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
> logs, media, ML artifacts, raw dumps, etc., none of which fit into a table format. You would be appalled at the kind of stuff I have seen teams stuff into parquet and iceberg tables.
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
I make the (glib) comment, because it’s a similar argument to the one that was popular a few years ago. S3 is an object store. Treat it more like a KV store. As other comments have pointed out, the solution here is pick-your-favourite-metad
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
> that will teach them something. If they care about getting better, This pre-supposes the idea that the business is _willing_ to let that happen, which is increasingly unlikely. The current, widespread attitude amongst stakeholders is “
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
No but why doesn’t this object-storage-primitive accommodate all my specific requirements already? They should also accommodate my need for all POSIX filesystem API’s included cheap-moves and renames!!!!! /s
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
So the follow up question, is why is a random website, allowed to try and load arbitrary files?
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
LinkedIn is a cesspool, but it’s almost worthless to me without the recruiters. They’re basically the only reason I’m there.
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
Don’t sell yourself short! You could achieve things yourself if you tried!
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
I worked at a place where they refused to run it _anywhere_ because a couple of people were insistent that it was “insecure”.
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
If you say that too loud, the “but my brands unique UI supersedes your functional requirements” people will emerge, screeching, from the woodwork! I can’t prove it, but I just know they’re the ones who live their lives one NPS score at a ti
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
It sounds silly, but apart from liking the sound, this is why I really like wheels with loud hubs. I have a pair of Hunt wheels and they work fantastically, bonus points because they are “always on”, pedestrians are aware of them, but are n
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
What is the meaning of life, the universe, and everything? > Thought for 7.5 million years
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
I feel like you’re muddying 2 different arguments here. Or rather, 2 different positions. You’re asserting that people who are tired of this line being wheeled out hold a position analogous to “what’s the big deal, nothing bad happens, just
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by FridgeSeal 6mo ago
The issue people have isn’t some interpretation of scaling laws, it’s whether the planet’s ecology is goi g to be able to sustain this endeavour. I shouldn’t have to say this out loud, but if the environment collapses, we will die, and no a

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