aliqot

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by aliqot 4y ago
Aren't you doing the same thing right now? They're gatekeeping burnout, and you're gatekeeping the definition of it.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Where I am, all officers are subject to their own implements during training to reduce the surprise/shock when inevitably someone crossfires you with mace or a taser.
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Ask HN: We have showdead, is showgreen a feature?
1 points by aliqot 4y ago|4 comments
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by aliqot 4y ago
At least they're up front about their biases. I can appreciate that.
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by aliqot 4y ago
I wonder how much the upspeak way of typing affects this. People (even the author) often end declarations with question marks. Does this have any influence on the way the LLM parses the prompt?
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by aliqot 4y ago
Makes me wonder, the more JS functionality creeps into html and css, the less we need JS. I'm curious if that's an acknowledged future that these consortiums and working groups are headed toward, even if unspoken.
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by aliqot 4y ago
I preferred the alternative title: "What happens when you pour gasoline on your own bias"
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by aliqot 4y ago
counterpoint: At the end of the day, I just want people to use my stuff. Right now, 99% of what I write ends up MIT because I just want the shortest and most permissive license for others to use what I create without bothering me. Not to di
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by aliqot 4y ago
Never blame on AI that which can be simply attributed to flawed ideology.
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by aliqot 4y ago
> Please assume good faith and don't incite flamewars. please don't leap behind this when someone engages your comment in an equal tone. mom has nothing to do with this conversation.
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by aliqot 4y ago
it's AI in the sense that watson is "AI"
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by aliqot 4y ago
you need to take better care of your body
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by aliqot 4y ago
can the verge sit this one out maybe? their posts:understand ratio on AI topics is skewing the wrong direction right now.
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by aliqot 4y ago
This looks worse on NetBSD than it really is; I'd estimate a lot of this is just the sheer number of devices it can run on and how impossible it is to run clean 100% of the time on 100% of systems.
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by aliqot 4y ago
This is starting to get comical.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Why doesn't DB2 matter?
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by aliqot 4y ago
nobody wants an AR headset
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by aliqot 4y ago
It's like you got to the endzone and fumbled with <5yds
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by aliqot 4y ago
teams search is ass.
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by aliqot 4y ago
needs syntax above the fold
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by aliqot 4y ago
And a lot of us are the most able to pay for these things we use for free, but don't.
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Ask HN: Do GitHub employees use copilot to develop GitHub?
1 points by aliqot 4y ago|1 comments
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by aliqot 4y ago
I don't know, it's already unsettling when the person driving in front of me is leaving a trail of wiper fluid sprinklets
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by aliqot 4y ago
he should imo. such a foundational technology benefits us all then and now.
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by aliqot 4y ago
It's all good, we know you meant well, no harm no foul. Have a good night :)
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by aliqot 4y ago
you got all that from what he said? I read it as "UK Pound" and just assumed it was a uk vs eu thing that changed.
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by aliqot 4y ago
the first AI rapper, and I use both terms loosely, was a massive failure and got cancelled recently.
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by aliqot 4y ago
Is there an organization covering the legal defense fund of these devs, or a crowdfund effort that you know of? Supporters of cryptoassets or not, I think we can all identify with this being a big problem that can bite us, as developers of
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by aliqot 4y ago
This is an interesting take that I also share to an extent, however there is a catch, it depends on Google's ability to sustain an offshoot product, which as time has shown despite endless amounts of money and talent, they're unab
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by aliqot 4y ago
Something to be said about pages for programming languages WITH ZERO SYNTAX EXAMPLES ABOVE THE FOLD freudian slip of the caps lock, but I'm leaving it for the irony.

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