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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
I always wondered how much of a cultural etc influence 4Chan actually had (has?) - so much of the mindset and vernacular that was popular there 10+ years ago is now completely mainstream.
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
That is a crazy amount of emails from/about moot...
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
I think you misunderstood my comment? I mostly agree with you, I also read zero hedge, al jazeera and other media whose stance I don't broadly agree with. To me NYT is actually pretty conservative, but YMMV
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
News has always been propaganda for one side, its just sometimes more or less obvious. Personally I prefer the ones that make it clear where they stand as opposed to subtly influencing you while masquerading as "neutral".
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
some dumb old troll tweets that someone wrote years ago (and publicly apologized for) shouldn't disqualified them from being a great reporter. hell by that metric basically noone who ever wrote something publicly of any substance is qu
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
No he's right, there is definitely a difference in pacing for films throughout the decades. Much of the content that Netflix produces however is not made to be shown in a cinema like setting - its something that people put on while doi
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
I used to be like you but a couple of years ago something clicked and I was able to build a bunch of extremely life changing habits - it took a long while but looking back I'm like a different person. I couldn't really say what l
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
You can change your personality at any point in time, you don't even need psychedelics for it, just some good old fashioned habits As long as you are still drawing breath it's never too late bud
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
As someone working in technical support for a long time, this has always been the case. You can have as many extremely detailed and easy to parse gudies, references, etc. there will always be a portion of customers who refuse to read them.
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
Sadly the recording is pay walled, so I can't comment on that - but my uncle always (+20 years ago) said that Greenland will become a higr fertile continent once the permafrost is gone due to global climate change. I wonder if that is
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
Amazon is not one app, its hundreds of them bundled in some giant monster. You could easily replicate the store part of it minimally, at its core its just an index of products, a basket and checkout system. There are other parts that make u
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
Following Betteridges Law the answer is of course No
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
That's the koolaid, but seriously I don't really believe it anymore. I only had to do this leg work during university to prove that I can be allowed to try and write code for a living. The grounding as you call it is not required
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
What makes you say that? This is neither open nor small
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
I don't see why you can't use your approach of writing one function at a time, making it work in the context and then moving on with AI. Sure you can't tell it to do all that in one step but personally I really like not deali
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
I'm not so sure. I spent A LOT of time writing sorting algo code by hand in university. I spent so much time writing assembly code by hand. So much more time writing instructions for MIPS by hand. (To be fair I did study EE not CS) I
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
Telling stories is as old as humanity, no machine will ever make storytelling obsolete. It will change it for sure but change is as constant as the waxing and waning of the moon. This was a really entertaining read, do any of you have simi
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
At least its open source ?
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
Its definitely easier to beat addiction if you aren't living on the street, selling everything you have and are injecting one of the most horrible shit substances but instead you are using a clean, safe alternative that is provided by
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
The eightfold path, the primordial truth, praise be the ruinous powers!
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by acessoproibido 9mo ago
>If you allow a human to edit your code and also give them access to untrusted data (like the Internet), you have a security problem. Security shouldn't be viewed in absolutes (either you are secure or you aren') but more in de
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
>drowns in veiled toxicity I don't really disagree but given the massive tsunami of outright _vileness_ that has engulfed all other online soaces it's holding up remarkably well
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Compared to how bad online discourse has gotten pretty much anywhere else in the meantime, it's still really good here. Only place I can stomach for extended periods
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Still a couple thousand away from 0. But yea the double whammy of toxic culture and LLMs did the trick. Decline already set in well before good enough LLMs were available. I wonder how reddit compares, though its ofc pretty different use ca
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Havent been able to figure this out for Instagram - also the only social media that is still relevant for me. (thankfully?) never got into twitter where it seems to be easy.
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Maybe a dumb question but why? Im a firm believer that data collected that doesnt have a clear action associated with it is meaningless - and i couldnt think of an action i would take if my traffic goes up or down on my personal blog - but
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
I really want to implement this, but i havent been able to figure out how to do it for Instagram (the only social media that is really relevant in my friend circle) and whatsapp/signal groups other than doing it manually. If anyone ha
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
Nothing against your friend but what a hellish product
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
It does not make sense at all - we just react very well to AI outrage slop on HN (and other platforms) which is why these articles get written so much. You just need some half-baked idea and boom! frontpage
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by acessoproibido 10mo ago
But you can just say no? What i dont like about this sort of article is that it fails to come up with _any_ meaningful ideas on how to convince others to "just say no"

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