Levitz

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by Levitz 9mo ago
You go ahead an tell users that. Tailwind docs are also the source of, duh, docs. People browse them way less and as a result Tailwind gets way less funding. The problem is that Wikipedia should be set for life at this point, and they insis
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by Levitz 9mo ago
I agree that HN tends to have better discussion, but I'd argue it tends to have better discussion precisely because it's not the norm, so there's input from the type of people that loathe the current state of Reddit on the ma
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by Levitz 9mo ago
No. I'm not saying "There's is some other place", I'm saying "This is everywhere already", and for that reason there is no need for it to be explicitly here. There is by no means whatsoever any shortage of
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by Levitz 9mo ago
On the contrary, there's no need whatsoever to even deal with this since it already happens everywhere else, it's not some niche, subtle matter, it's probably the most talked about subject in the last decade.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
For all that it's worth, from the outside it looks to have undergone a real, notable improvement. The feeling is exacerbated by the dumpster fire at bluesky insisting that it was the worst thing ever and because after the fact, about e
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by Levitz 9mo ago
On the contrary, if I learned something from the Rittenhouse case is that there's a type of person who, when stuff like this happens, doesn't care about video at all, they just grab the narrative and go with it.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Yes. I'm not even sure it's a question anymore. Yes it would be a better world. Not even because of the first order consequences of the ads, but because since there are ads, we have an entire media ecosystem based on grabbing your
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Human costs of war is precisely the reason to use nukes.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Is turnabout fair play? https://chatgpt.com/share/695be6f6-3188-800f-b2b0-e07cb196b6... CSS has gotten much, much better, which is why it doesn't suck so much these days, but come on now, using a div with a backgr
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Creating a whole lot of them too. Something as simple as a bakery is amazing.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Sure, and the exam is to test that happened. There is no need to perform that test at one point in time if you continuously check the student's performance.
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by Levitz 9mo ago
Humanization and responsibility issues aside (I worry that the author seems to validate AIs judgement with no second thought) education is one sector which isn't talked about enough in terms of possible progress with AI. Ask about any
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by Levitz 9mo ago
There is no future in which something like this doesn't happen, and rather than trying to prevent it, I think we are better off learning to handle it. Some focus is given in the article on how it's terrible that this is public and
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by Levitz 9mo ago
This felt so detached from reality to me that I attempted to check if the author was even old enough to have experienced the old web. The current state of things is not something that spawned out of nowhere. It's not some random trend.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Saw a video earlier today with the lyrics of Billie Jean by Michael Jackson too.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
I agree that diversity of opinion is a good thing, but that's precisely the reason as to why so many dislike Bluesky. A hefty amount of its users are there precisely because of rejecting diversity of opinion.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>I agree with the sentiment though; nowadays Linux has gotten good enough for most stuff, to a point where I don't really see why anyone still runs Windows. If only I could convince my parents of that... Ask yourself why your parent
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Which doesn't count for that much when a whole lot of stuff has also become worse. There's a reason as to why people were reluctant to jump on win10. There's a reason people didn't want win8 at all.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Who said curation was the issue? Where is the assumption that libraries don't have political reasons even coming from? The state handpicks librarians? What is with the implication that there are no "qualified conservative libraria
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>Sure, but that idea is too stupid and arrogant to event consider. China's not going to cede that kind of high-level work forever. The "stupid and arrogant" idea has worked for decades and the only real problem with it is
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by Levitz 10mo ago
In what way is Brave a joke? I ask because it's what I look at whenever I think about finally dropping Firefox
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Rather, the US wants its worker coming up with the concept of drones to begin with. Which is how China gets to make drones to begin with. You don't seem to have any understanding of what a service economy is.
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Really? I think you should get reported and banned for this comment. ...By which I mean people should be free to speak about it and to vote it in whatever way they deem. See, the words we use have meanings, and stretching them to benefit ou
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by Levitz 10mo ago
How does not stocking a book in a school library due to community complaints or even a state law conflict with the first amendment?
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by Levitz 10mo ago
Non-stocked by schools? That's literally what is happening. Prevented to be stocked? Library removed? What should we call it when you can legally acquire the book, read and share it with other people with no concern from the law or aut
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by Levitz 10mo ago
I find the dishonesty really off-putting. None of these books are "banned". School libraries don't stock them, they might be removed from curricula, but they are not "banned". It's just so bizarre to make an ar
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by Levitz 10mo ago
>By "political correctness" people often mean "the basic requirement to treat your fellow humans respectfully", and that's an incredibly low bar. I've gotta disagree. By "political correctness" peo
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by Levitz 10mo ago
It's technically not inevitable, sure. What has to happen for this not to become the future though, and what are the odds of that happening? The rational choice is to act as if this was ensured to be the future. If it ends up not b
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by Levitz 10mo ago
There's an enormous difference in the government having channels allowing for the disclosing of private material to them and just giving them all of it from the get go, and it is not unlike the difference of allowing the government to
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by Levitz 10mo ago
I'd disagree but either way throw another factor in: non-native speakers and cross-language usability. If your software is in some language and you are looking at docs or a videotutorial or something in another language, it's ofte

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