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by Terretta 1y ago
> I'm still struggling to imagine a world where predicting the next pixel wins over building a deterministic thing that is then run. Disconcerting that it's daydreaming rather than authoring?
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by Terretta 1y ago
Deeply disillusioned — the cyclist was not a pelican. (See "Exploring locations and historical settings" scene 5.)
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by Terretta 1y ago
> Star Wars And then you watched Mandalorian and Andor? Jokes aside, Google Search results are worse thanks to so much web content being just ad scaffolding, but the interesting one here is music. Music is typically imagined to be it
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by Terretta 1y ago
Apprentice, journeyman, master: worked for millennia, will work for millennia more.
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by Terretta 1y ago
Call Vanguard: 877-662-7447 An investing prof at Chicago puts this on the whiteboard at the start of semester, saying this is really all most people need to know and this class is unlikely to learn anything in his or any class that will let
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by Terretta 1y ago
"Creators" need to eat, OK, but there's no right to get paid to paste yesterday's recycled newspapers on my laptop screen. Making that unprofitable seems incredibly good for by and large everyone. It'd likely be a
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by Terretta 1y ago
Pretty sure this "most" motivation means it's not a golden egg. It's SEO slop. If only the one in ten thousand with something to share are left standing to share it, no manufactured content, that's a fine thing.
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by Terretta 1y ago
Strongly agree with this armchair POV. Btw it doesn't cost much to host markdown.
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by Terretta 1y ago
Or, flip this, don't expect to get paid for pamphleteering?
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by Terretta 1y ago
Do you think users shouldn't get to have user agents or that "content farm ads scaffold" as a business model has a right to be viable? Forcing users to reward either stance seems unsustainable.
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by Terretta 1y ago
> you think that would be possible for any of those? You think the web didn't have interactive maps or maps with directions before SPAs?
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by Terretta 1y ago
Cool idea and cute icon, but for growth ideas (ha!), the user has to decide: How does this beat asking ChatGPT about a photo: What is this and how do I care for it? Especially when wanting $5 for 20 identifications (and more). I am a fan o
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by Terretta 1y ago
Ivermectin: much more than you wanted to know https://www.astralcodexten.com/p/ivermectin-much-more-than-y... Spoiler: this finding fits
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by Terretta 1y ago
I took that to mean the tech under LLMs.
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by Terretta 1y ago
If you spell “sit in the tub” s-o-a-k soak, and you spell “a funny story” j-o-k-e joke, how do you spell “the white of an egg”? Context engineering* has been around longer than we think. It works on humans too. The cats are just adversa
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by Terretta 1y ago
100% -- "zoom with your feet" To your point, back up to where you'd shoot the long lens, then crop back. Thanks to the 48mp, there's room to crop, it'll be fine. FWIW, this crop is what every* camera with a senso
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by Terretta 1y ago
https://www.lux.camera/introducing-process-zero-for-iphone/
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by Terretta 1y ago
Really appreciated this comment, written as if by a photographer who also happens to use a mobile phone camera for EDL or street. Adding some similar color... > An iPhone 16 Pro Max has three focal lengths, 12, 24 and 120 (35mm equival
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by Terretta 1y ago
When you say not even in the running, is that including Deep Research on o3-pro?
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by Terretta 1y ago
Moreover, if you run a SaaS, generally somewhere from 1 in 5 to 1 in 20 users are using you for real, while the others are mostly not using you. The stat would be more interesting if instead of 1 in 20 users, they said x in y of users with
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by Terretta 1y ago
I still prefer Andale Mono. Here's an interesting take on the two: https://neil.computer/notes/berkeley-mono-december-update/ See if you can figure why I linked this one. --- More about Andalé: https:/
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by Terretta 1y ago
Study: Optimistic people are all alike: Shared neural representations supporting episodic future thinking among optimistic individuals — https://www.pnas.org/doi/10.1073/pnas.2511101122
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Optimists Are Alike, but Pessimists Are Unique, Brain Scan Study Suggests(scientificamerican.com)
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by Terretta 1y ago
Wasn't there a stat somewhere that a good o3-pro deep research was ~$3500, per question?
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by Terretta 1y ago
What about a coach's ability for improving instruction?
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by Terretta 1y ago
> How can I test my website on safari without owning Apple hardware? Arduously? Check this very surprising thing out: https://github.com/WebKitForWindows/WebKitRequirements/relea... This is how Playwright has
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by Terretta 1y ago
> The corporations developing LLMs are doing so by sampling media without their owners' permission and arguing this is protected by US fair use laws The schools developing future labor are doing so by sampling media without their
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by Terretta 1y ago
> * I've been far more productive using Claude Code with an IDE* Curious why proportionately few seem to find this a better way of working. Does it have to do with familiarity with XP or pair programming? What had you trying in IDE
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by Terretta 1y ago
>> GP: I prefer the larger colorspace and to get it choose HDR, even if it's not really HDR; the reason is not HDR itself. > P: But that larger colorspace doesn't require HDR, HDR sucks. I prefer UHD and to get it also c
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by Terretta 1y ago
> they did not gain any traction. Energy on this project: https://github.com/czhu12/canine/graphs/code-frequency

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