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ablation
2y ago
Holy shit.
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ablation
2y ago
The thought did cross my mind that, given the focus it has had on HN over the past few days, there may be a concerted effort to try and bury things like this where the sentiment is overwhelmingly against WP/MM/Automattic. Tinfoil
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ablation
2y ago
Is there much of a way back reputationally for Mullengweg and Automattic now? When does this start seriously impacting trust in WordPress, if it hasn't already? I'm bemused by it all.
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ablation
2y ago
I genuinely can't believe some of what I'm seeing, as I said in another comment. If this is all Mullenweg, he needs some form of oversight right now telling him to stop communicating.
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ablation
2y ago
"Extortion" does feel like the appropriate word to use in this case, I say only partly in jest - there's certainly been coercion or threats, having seen Matt's messages to WP Engine before his conference appearance. Auto
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ablation
2y ago
OK. But do you really think this public bullying abuse of power from your increasingly unstable-sounding CEO is going to play out well? Good luck I guess.
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ablation
2y ago
It's really not great on nearly every conveivable level. I'm sorry but there's very little constructive to pass on here. It worked once, gave very generic and potentially even harmful exercise advice, and then stopped working
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ablation
2y ago
Death is a pretty severe condition, too.
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ablation
2y ago
And then gives you the astroturfed forum responses from “digital marketers” present in just-big-enough-to-matter communities. The rot is inescapable, just a different flavour.
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ablation
2y ago
Don’t they also discus that with the frog breathing technique?
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ablation
2y ago
This is actually pretty neat, so thank you. I think the output reports could perhaps benefit from some nicer formatting - font is a little hard on the eye? But it's fast, detailed, and I could see this being useful to a wide variety of
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ablation
2y ago
The Kano Model in action: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kano_model
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ablation
2y ago
Neither is it true. So in essence all we have is a throwaway comment made by someone for the sake of it.
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ablation
2y ago
It kind of does: https://business.instagram.com/blog/creator-marketplace-disc...
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ablation
2y ago
So long, I guess, don't let the door hit you on the way out? Employees of that company must feel really valued.
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2y ago
A genuine question and not meant as a snipe: as hallucinations are an inherent “feature” of LLMs, how can you be sure of the accuracy of the model’s interpretation of those 30,000 drilling report hazards? Or what is the acceptable level of
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2y ago
I don’t think those recordings have ever been conclusively proved to be real though, have they? There’s zero actual verification of those being his last words, just a claim in a spuriously research book (“Starman”).
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2y ago
Unless you can provide some kind of transcription option for the voice messages so I don't have to listen to them, I find the idea nightmarish. Therefore I'm definitely not the target market. But hey, it looks nice? I have a colle
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Nvidia appears to be scraping web content
(webmasterworld.com)
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ablation
2y ago
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ablation
2y ago
Ebb.
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2y ago
> Studies suggest that Carrington-class storms occur once every 40 to 60 years, so we're overdue. Don't worry, though. The four CMEs currently en route to Earth--even combined--are probably no match for the monster CME of 1859.
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2y ago
So are you going to leave your channel up to continue to pollute YouTube search results with content even you dislike?
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ablation
3y ago
That isn’t what the article is about. It states depreciation almost instantly after purchase is normal.
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ablation
3y ago
It feels as though you have some unresolved issues with this person. Perhaps this comments section isn’t the best place to grind axes?
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ablation
3y ago
This will surely only be used for productive, valuable ends! Apologies for the sarcasm, but this just feels like a low-hanging fruit blogspam engine, which is exactly what the web didn’t need right now.
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3y ago
> "Dr. Wright has been shown to have lied on an extraordinary scale. […] He has invented an entire biographical history, producing one tranche after another of forged documents to support it." Ouch. He has been shown to be a hi
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3y ago
You mean the Crysis series? With no doubt tens of millions of sales[1] by this point in time and AAA marketing budgets, I’m not so sure they’re little-known. Apologies if you’re referring to something else of course. 1: https://w
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London's Lost Rivers
(londonslostrivers.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
The idea that an infinite universe means infinitely many advanced civilisations is appealing but I think your statement oversimplifies a complex issue. Firstly, the universe's infinity is not a settled matter; current cosmology suggest
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3y ago
I don't have a source for OP's Flipper Zero story, but insulin pumps are surprisingly vulnerable: https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/ics-medical-advisories/icsm...
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