alterom

31 ms·

241.
by alterom 8mo ago
>I have bad news for you: LLMs are not reading llms.txt ...Which is why this is posted as blog post. They'll scrape and read that .
242.
by alterom 8mo ago
> is the site just hugged to death This one. Works for me now. Good luck.
243.
by alterom 8mo ago
>Left wing boogie man words. You’re telling me he’s Soros backed and studies Frankfurt school rn. No, I am telling you that he is actively involved in global politics at the highest levels , and wields influence over both the executiv
244.
by alterom 8mo ago
>Bad faith is using sentences like this: > one of the most evil people in America That's not bad faith under any meaningful definition of that term. > I want to know what this sentence means besides “I don’t like this pe
245.
by alterom 8mo ago
> Is it binary? Are we talking utilitarianism? Is the Nile just a river in Egypt? Are we asking bad-faith questions?
246.
by alterom 8mo ago
Meta, the famously ethical, privacy-first, "move slow and make sure you do right by the people" company. ...yeah. We're aware.
247.
by alterom 8mo ago
Which police? Can you provide more details? Opens fine in the US. FWIW, it's an archive website. The link goes to a mirrored copy of the WSJ article to make it available without the paywall.
248.
by alterom 8mo ago
I wouldn't care about social credit either, but comments with unaligned points of view getting flagged and consecutively hidden under the pretense of being irrelevant to the discussion or not pertaining to the interests of the "
249.
by alterom 8mo ago
>You think this post was written because of the Discord stuff in the news? What a preposterously audacious proposition: to think that an article that describes Discord as a "a finely-tuned system that delivers speed, scale, and re
250.
by alterom 8mo ago
> Example 364023 of high prevalence of autism Excuse me! As an autistic/ADHD[1], I can assure you that we do get sarcasm, and it's not autism that hinders that ability. In fact, this very post is peak autistic humor. (Deadpan
251.
by alterom 8mo ago
>a normal looking bike The wheels are comically small, and the seat is up the pelican's ass. Pardon me, cloaca. That's not a normal-looking bike to me, but you are welcome to be happy about it. >The emotional response
252.
by alterom 8mo ago
Impenetrable ? Ain't no such thing. The only question is what kind of threat is mitigated, and for how long . And that's assuming they'll have the manpower to defend those fortresses. Which, given their belief we're mo
253.
by alterom 8mo ago
>Yes, because the post isn’t about Discord. I love the mental gymnastics it takes to say that an article titled " Discord: A case study in performance optimization", which describes what Discord is, talks about Discord&#x27
254.
by alterom 8mo ago
Sure, if the "uncanny valley" aesthetic is what you're going for, then by all means, tell the machine to shrink the wheels further. It's just not what makes a great bicycle picture. Also, that bicycle's seatpost m
255.
by alterom 8mo ago
>I don't really think your comment is very relevant either, fwiw. Hmmm, really? Just mentioning the biggest thing in the news involving Discord right now isn't relevant to a post about Discord, huh? What can I say, you have
256.
by alterom 8mo ago
>Honest question, does anyone appreciate these “case studies”? I, for one, do not. But great that we get into some guy's ideation about how Discord is possibly cool, while it's undergoing a major scandal related to ties to
257.
by alterom 8mo ago
>This is a very reasonable drawing of a bicycle Reasonable ? Sure. Great? Absolutely not. Let's not move the goal posts here. > and forward swept front fork, which is an important detail for actually being able to steer the
258.
by alterom 8mo ago
> What part is missing? It appears to have all the core parts of a bicycle to me? * I am not an expert in pelican anatomy, but it appears that the bicycle's saddle, if present, would be very deeply inside this pelican (try drawing i
259.
by alterom 8mo ago
Those were shit. This one is somewhat OK. Not good, merely passing for a bicycle-shaped object.
260.
by alterom 8mo ago
> a great bicycle It's not. Sorry. Go look at some real bicycles for reference.
261.
by alterom 8mo ago
Dunno, but they surely are weighted a lot to sound like some people who do. Perhaps it's just a natural case of convergent evolution when the fitness function is bullshit at scale .
262.
by alterom 8mo ago
This new keyboard is revolutionary. It's not just an improvement in the way you will type — it's an entirely new way of expressing yourself. Works better with an em-dash to make it feel more like today's default ChatGPT sty
263.
by alterom 8mo ago
You know the saying "a picture is worth a thousand words"? So yeah, a video that precisely reproduces a UI/UX bug is worth more than anything you can write about it. Showing exactly what the problem was is much better tha
264.
by alterom 8mo ago
>Underwhelming Which is why I like this article. It's realistic in terms of describing the value-propositio of LLM-based coding assist tools (aka, AI agents ). The fact that it's underwhelming compared to the hype we see e
265.
by alterom 8mo ago
Finally, a step-by-step guide for even the skeptics to try to see what spot the LLM tools have in their workflows, without hype or magic like I vibe-coded an entire OS, and you can too! .
266.
by alterom 9mo ago
Another 106 here. I got to the point where I was just blanking out looking at the countdown timer.
267.
by alterom 9mo ago
> But trying to reinvent transportation was stupid. It's not stupid, it's weaponized incompetence to divert funding from actual transportation infrastructure to their non-solutions which are all about the company owner's
268.
by alterom 9mo ago
Seattle also is a great example of "why tunnels for cars are not tantamount to a public transport network". As well as all the impediments to the glorious vision of the parent commenter's "tunnels everywhere" as a p
269.
by alterom 9mo ago
Same here, though no kids yet. I bought the soundtrack on vinyl (by Tomáš Dvořák, aka Floex), then got a record player, aaaand ended up accumulating a ton of records since then. I still play that record though, it never gets old. The othe
270.
by alterom 9mo ago
Yes, with the video recording that happens to be hosted by Daily Mail, and three other sources I cited for information about the incident. > I don't think Could've stopped there. Ditto for reading.

More ›