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by Terretta 9mo ago
The paradox in post is resolved by limiting the planning to Russian doll like nested timeframes and scopes, upgrading from endless 2 week sprints and quarterly or annual "planning" to cycles within cycles, scoped to human magnitud
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by Terretta 9mo ago
This sounds brilliant, makes too much sense, and suggests a new kind of ad blocker to escalate and reflect retribution back. Unrelated: Once upon a time it was believed ads should pair with content, not with users. It's been proven
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by Terretta 9mo ago
I can't say the AI scripted AI voiced "my wife bet my abs vs. a trip to Paris" and "I ordered this and was going to throw it away but then the heavens opened and angels descended and gave me this Alibaba tchotchke"
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by Terretta 9mo ago
This is why everyone trains their LLM on another LLM. It's all about the pelicans.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> I'm working on an open source project for security policies/processes/standards that map back to underlying frameworks (e.g. SOC 2, GDPR, ISO 27001, etc.) Docs are Markdown with YAML frontmatter metadata, interlinks gen
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> I would totally enable an "enhanced protection for external accessories" mode. Anyone can do this for over a decade now, and it's fairly straightforward: - 2014: https://www.zdziarski.com/blog/?p=2
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by Terretta 9mo ago
The profiles language may be confusing -- what you can't do is change them while in Lockdown mode.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
I love imapsync: https://imapsync.lamiral.info This is the way projects used to be, and surprisingly excellent ones still are. The amount of knowledge built into this is incredible: https://imapsync.lamiral.info/
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> What we need is an iPhone app that can detect guns, explosives, anthrax, covid, Canadians, and any other airplane hazard. No doubt! Then strap it to our arms and call it a Pip Boy. https://thedirect.com/article/f
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> We can argue and do, about what agents "are" and whether they are parrots (no) or people (not yet). It's more helpful to argue about when people are parrots and when people are not. For a good portion of the day humans
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by Terretta 9mo ago
This is fantastically useful if you use these “pro”-fessionally. Would let you soft proof how any spot color you've used in a PDF will come through for folks using the color device, and fix ability to distinguish before shipping (much
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by Terretta 9mo ago
This English as second language README being not written by LLM -- despite the emojis which the LLMs had to learn from somewhere -- is refreshing.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
To fix the Koolaid you need people that haven't drunk it.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
Don't tell me I'm not allowed to click buttons you put in my face. Any jurisdiction where this is supposedly illegal, it hasn't been court tested seriously.* Per your link: "What you're describing is essentially th
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by Terretta 9mo ago
For "operational" notes at volume, keeping that segregated with a different muscle memory and organizational thesis is a fine idea, having all secure notes in literally the same tool is probably an over-abstraction. For that reaso
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> Those usually didn't have keys to all your data. As a former (bespoke) WP hosting provider, I'd counter those usually did. Not sure I ever met a prospective "online" business customer's build that didn't
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by Terretta 9mo ago
After that, things like: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/learn https://www.hackingwithswift.com/quick-start/swiftui/ https://sosumi.ai/
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by Terretta 9mo ago
At scale this works: If the issue is affecting enough user base, the issue will still be in the list.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
True. Post quality has been inversely proportional to the share of $username =~ /^[A-Z][a-z]+[-_][A-Z][a-z]+[-_]?[0-9]+$/ and rank on /r/all...
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by Terretta 9mo ago
Right, the airplane icon does not necessarily. Settings for WiFi, turn off; settings for Bluetooth, turn off; does turn them off. This change was the result of years of supporting people meaning to turn it off in one place or one day, then
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by Terretta 9mo ago
Where is this karma-farming marketing template from? It's all over reddit to a tiresome degree, and increasing in Ask HNs as well, generally from new accounts (as of now, the OP account is green). They all go like this: --- I've
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by Terretta 9mo ago
This is a terrible thing to say out loud*, but, in all such cases I'd rather just give them the more money to do the better answers. It boggles the mind that "wrong answers only" is no longer just a meme, it's considered
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> all their models feel roughly the same just smarter Substantial "applied outcomes" regression from 3.7 to 4 but they got right on fixing that.
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by Terretta 9mo ago
Appreciate the reply and thanks for the dialogue. > 2. Git integration today is read-only by design. We intentionally avoid bidirectional mutation of source or models until we can guarantee determinism and auditability. Our CI/CD
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> AI is writing code in the cleverest way possible … On the contrary, without mastery guiding, AI writes code in the most boilerplate way possible, even if that means compromising logic or functionality. > … which then introduces c
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by Terretta 9mo ago
If you like Obsidian.md but can't quite recommend it for less technical folks, these devs' Craft notes spaces are a great alternative: https://www.craft.do/ While great for individuals, it's particularly stro
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> Visualize your systems, discover architecture from code, and keep everything in sync. Not everything. Lock up your c4 models in a proprietary platform instead of a diagrams-as-code. Connect to git not to bidirectionally sync c4 model
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by Terretta 9mo ago
Arguably they first disclose (employee) then disclaim (but not for a while now)...
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by Terretta 9mo ago
the chinese text happened last night in your main chat agent widget, the cartoon woman professing to be in a town in brazil with a lemon tree on her cupboard. she claimed it was a test of subtitling then admitted it wasn't. btw, she g
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by Terretta 9mo ago
> The tone of writing feels awfully similar to LLM. This particular piece is LinkedIn “copy pasta” with many verbatim or mildly variant copies. Example: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/chriswillx_preparing-to-do-th.

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