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Julesman
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Julesman
3y ago
Your sarcasm isn't hitting the way you think it is. I've spent enough time doing my job and enough time on CanIUse to know that the era of worrying about browser compatibility is behind us. I dismiss Opera because it's only a
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3y ago
Lol. I certainly know many people feel that way, otherwise Tailwind wouldn't exist. But I'm a strict adherent to the concept that you keep your languages separate. You should not have to wonder whether you need to go to your html
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3y ago
False. I do professional front end development and haven't browser tested with any rigor in over a year. Who cares about Opera. Seriously.
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3y ago
It's AWESOME!!! IE died! Bloated frameworks have become irrelevant! No more modernizers. You can just use it the way it's supposed to be used. And let me take the opportunity to diss the failure that is mixing your styles into you
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3y ago
So stating reasonable conjecture is bad because it fuels baseless conjecture? This doesn't sound like your milieu.
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3y ago
I stand by my statement. Terrible people can build good things.
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3y ago
I sense an agenda in how many empty hit piece stories we are seeing about LLMs from mainstream sources. No not some paranoid lizard people agenda (thank god) but just the force of the status quo protecting itself. Institutions are clearly t
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3y ago
Oooorrrr.... ChatGPT, a very beta product, is ok at creating code and it's cool that you can ask it to analyze your code for how secure it is and to recommend ways to make it more secure.
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3y ago
Any custom instance (I built one) of ChatGPT does not require signup. And this is not truly anonymous at all. Meh.
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This is objectively false and I always have a hard time believing that this is an organic opinion free of industry influence. Nuclear power is the power industry's answer to "clean" energy because it preserves the centralized
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3y ago
Or at least change Fahrenheit to Celsius. heh.
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3y ago
Imagine what the 300 most creative people here could do with 1 million dollars to invest in a business concept?
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4y ago
This. Empathy. People acting like they sound smart when they talk like a USC sophomore who equates logic with truth. As if the human condition were an actuary table. As if triage was a guiding principle of human culture. This kind of thinki
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4y ago
DEPENDS ON THE USE!!!! Folks. Not every topic is confusing to GPT. Not every topic is complex. And NOT EVERY TOPIC is appropriate to ask it. It has rational use cases. It also had totally inappropriate use cases. GPT is never going to tell
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4y ago
I second this notion.
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4y ago
I'm just gunna drop this here with no comment. https://www.thc.texas.gov/public/upload/preserve/museums/fil...
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4y ago
Larger corporations, profit and non-profit, DO NOT CARE ABOUT PEOPLE. Period! Some of the people in them do. There are good people all around us. And knowing some of them we may be fooled into thinking that the system we are all a part of h
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4y ago
Shall we do the Declaration of Independence next? ... This is so silly.
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4y ago
Not a solid read on my comment, but it's an interesting point. Sensitivity to those left behind as conservative defense of tradition. I want every coal miner to lose their job. Every last one. That would be a fantastic thing and a nece
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4y ago
We are going to be seeing so much of this. It is sad. Start up culture at times seems to insist that all progress must be good, as though progress itself will be thwarted by reflection or honesty. Something is lost and something is gained,
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4y ago
I know I will get downvoted for this as off topic, but this is just the latest blog we've seen in this top 30 of many that show ZERO regard for legibility. Yes, I can zoom my browser, but c'mon. A 13px font for paragraph text is n
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4y ago
Definitely a PR move. But I figure it's about implying that the work isn't that hard and that the reasons for unionization are overblown. In other words, the work is easy so they don't need a raise. Some BS like that.
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4y ago
I'm a dev using ChatGPT and CoPilot. I work more efficiently as a result. Currently I don't think LLMs represent a risk to my job in that I work for a small company and personally handle many aspects of the development process on
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4y ago
Nuclear power is advocated principally by the current energy industry regime because it maintains their existing distribution model. A model that is disrupted by wind and solar power generated locally or even individually. I know some peopl
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4y ago
I'm all for web design brutalism. It has a place in all this mess. But when it gets preachy and over-general it often becomes condescending and dismissive of entire fields of study and practice, whole categories of use, and entire grou
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4y ago
Among all the accepted threats to humanity's future, AI is one of the least founded at this point. We all grew up with this cautionary fiction. But unless you know something everyone else doesn't, the near term existential threat
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4y ago
This comment is well intended, I'm sure. I always respect anyone trying to 'stick to the facts.' Unfortunately, it's just not history. Easy to google history. You are simply not familiar with how this all works.
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4y ago
Thanks for this. Nice to see it at the top of the conversation. Two words: Operation Mockingbird. The big news outlets get daily intelligence briefs. This isn't even controversial. But the real problem within that setting is self-censo
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I know it could seem this way. And now that's true. But when it first happened big media largely ignored it or parroted available talking points without any real attempt to do meaningful reporting. But I agree that the impact on people
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4y ago
I see a lot of these responses starting with "The reason." I don't see many people talking about institutional bias. I don't see a lot of people talking about this disaster getting no coverage while the media is stuck on
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