Lalabadie

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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
Yes, having a performant CI server on premises would probably pay itself in less than three months. Startups are usually resource-rich and time-poor, and don't want to allocate employee time to infrastructure unless it's core to t
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
Tangential, but all companies are lifestyle companies, in the sense that they serve their owner's lifestyle choices. It's just that lots of owners want a company that pulls them away from all other areas of life.
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
It's behavioral marketing, vs status/aspirational marketing. A stated preference isn't necessarily current or situational (I will choose to run instead of watching another 45 minutes of Youtube videos). A situational preferen
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
This can only happen if they have reason or motivation to trust the expertise, and an expectation that the relationship can be fruitful. Like you said, they must at least be willing to listen.
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
Appreciate the correction!
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
Edit: My bad, with calcium it's the liquid filters that deal with it, not the air scrubbers. Quoting an ISS astronaut: Today's coffee is tomorrow's coffee.
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by Lalabadie 4mo ago
"Prompt more" is my default answer now. Your 80% of the way there? Keep going! If they're satisfied with the result, I save myself a reluctant client. If they realize the difference, I save myself an explanation and we can st
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
The return of the leak was relatively sudden. They had done temporary fixes that brought stable pressure for a while, and when it reappeared, the leak jumped back to 1kg/day quickly.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Air filtration is one of the hardest things do deal with in space. I don't know what solvents would do, but I remember that astronauts' bone density loss in space means there are challenges around managing the significant amount o
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Shortcat is the one I found I was willing to adopt without much effort: https://shortcat.app
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
I think they've made lots of great practical choices! 100% in agreement with running local models for these tasks. My opinion is that, for end users, if you name your feature "AI" to market it, you kind of already failed to r
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
The whole first section: 9 features, 9 titles with "AI" in them. I don't think their use of it is bad at all, I'm just tired.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
(Designer here) I like checking up what a product looks like when it's pitched as "beautiful". Mostly there are two ways to really meet that promise: 1. Masterful application of a trend (Stripe, Raycast) 2. Strong a
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
That looks pretty close in shape to the early Ace project Maggie Appleton demonstrated last month. Edit: This short talk – https://maggieappleton.com/zero-alignment
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Location: Québec, Canada Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: React/Next/Vue/Nuxt, Svelte, lots of foundational web knowledge (HTML/CSS/JS+TS) that touch on layout, animation, canvas, etc.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Your point is valid (and I make a similar one frequently), but it doesn't gain from being presented as good term vs bad term use. It's the context that makes it pejorative. In the context of advertisers, content is just what you d
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
You're now in the last frame of the comic, getting thrown out the window.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Pratchett himself would be very ill-defined if you limited yourself to naming a genre.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
There are OS-native options everywhere to spawn an email client window that's filled out and ready to send from your address, so that couldn't possibly be a differentiator for them
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Yesterday, the comment section on Flock camera vandalism was wild for this reason.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
What is the civil way of installing mass surveillance?
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Let me guess: certified by Sprinto?
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
To clarify: The fake issues, in the fake repo, have bounty labels.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
I think you greatly overestimate the collaborative capacity of vibe coders
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Good time to mention this fantastic repo acting as a bot honeypot: https://github.com/UnsafeLabs/Bounty-Hunters The corresponding leaderboard: https://clankers-leaderboard.pages.dev
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
How so? These bot systems work on volume – there's no regard for how much reviewer time they gobble up. The idea is to make producing reports basically free, so getting 1 in 1000 positives is still a success if you have no regard for e
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
The cynical take is getting more and more to be the only rational one: The promised mega-data center deals are meant to boost valuations today, not serve tons of customers three years from now.
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
The point of the article is to state that if one needs an explanation or a breakdown of why the AI-generated image is upsetting, then that person might not be a good judge of the qualities and impact of an image in the first place. That&#x2
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by Lalabadie 5mo ago
Using only this dimension in a vacuum, it sounds like an easy choice, but we're extremely early in this market, and the big providers are already a mess of pricing choices, pricing changes, and sudden quota adjustments for consumers.
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by Lalabadie 6mo ago
Yeah, people will reflexively filter out the slop, eventually, but they'll do it by leaving the places that have been rendered worthless by its persistent presence. The particular type of innovator ghoul that's enabled by generati

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