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by agos 1y ago
Stores usually have water though
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by agos 1y ago
I’m not sure I would use “consistent” to characterize LLMs
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by agos 1y ago
Speaking of which, astroturfing seem like the kind of task LLMs should excel at…
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by agos 1y ago
"Faster Horses", the first show entirely made by AI, will premiere in January
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by agos 1y ago
in the same vein, the closing keynote at this years' ElixirConf EU featured agents building web apps: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojL_VHc4gLk
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by agos 1y ago
it's especially forced if you are making frontend or mobile apps
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by agos 1y ago
that's also true of engineering, but suggesting never hiring engineers would not go as well on this website
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by agos 1y ago
I tried Italian and Greek and the examples range from "acceptable" to "lol wtf"
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by agos 1y ago
the Italian example with mixed languages is especially bad: the Italian, German Japanese and Arabic all have very very heavy english accents. The "dramatic movie scene" ends up being comical I tried Greek and it started speaking n
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by agos 1y ago
what about all the rest of the data they use for training, there's no opt out from that
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by agos 1y ago
telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
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by agos 1y ago
OTP is the magic but the ability of the Beam to handle that many processes gracefully is part of the magic
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by agos 1y ago
How I wish that Gleam had OTP! Elixir is also getting some tooling love in the form of a new language server and some very much appreciated type checking
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Error Monads the Hard Way(articles.pragdave.me)
13 points by agos 1y ago|1 comments
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by agos 1y ago
did you read about the new corduroy pillow? it's been making head lines!
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by agos 1y ago
if you really want to laugh, check out who is the person/firm behind this whimsical, tactile, colorful redesign. I won't spoil you the fun of guessing.
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by agos 1y ago
from TFA: > Maybe you’ll never write the code that keeps a plane in the sky. Maybe you’ll never push bits that hold a human life in the balance. Fine. Most don’t. But even if you're just slapping together another CRUD app for some b
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My Request to Google on Accessibility(adrianroselli.com)
1 points by agos 1y ago|0 comments
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by agos 1y ago
then the output of the exercise can only be "AI is ignoring errors"
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by agos 1y ago
"let's make this stuff go bad, but in a good way" and somehow humans created cheese, soy sauce, wine, bread, pickles, chocolate...
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by agos 1y ago
JSX checking is also big, this makes it testable on a lot of code bases
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by agos 1y ago
> It conveys grand ambition, but without pretension. I wonder how it is possible that a human watches that video and will think they don't convey pretension
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by agos 1y ago
I really should start keeping a similar folder (we all should be, or rather, this should be the job of journalism)
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by agos 1y ago
I would be very, very surprised if any of the players in this space can make anything sustainable.
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by agos 1y ago
people are often confused by decibels because the necessary disambiguation is more often than not absent (see: spec sheets of some kind of appliance talking about noise)
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by agos 1y ago
this is a very important lesson. I remember the frustration of dealing with the Gradle and whatever was the name of the DSL used by Fastlane. Gradle especially kept changing so documentation was never really useful and there was zero help f
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by agos 1y ago
on iOS an I/O label to indicate the state can be added as an accessibility feature
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by agos 1y ago
the offended tone is quite bizarre
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by agos 1y ago
there are two ways around it: either you keep two passports if you have to travel to both, or you wait until your passport expires until you visit the other country
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by agos 1y ago
I love that the footer of this new Material 3 has a “web” link that leads to a project in maintenance mode. It was baffling to say the least to follow it

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