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by anon7000 11mo ago
Maybe it was edited. I count at least 6 instances of the word “code”
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by anon7000 11mo ago
> Productivity gains are more likely to be used to increase margins (profits and therefore value to shareholders) then it is to reduce work hours I mean, that basically just sums up how capitalism works. Profit growth is literally (even
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by anon7000 11mo ago
The backup thing is really more than just backing it up. I take a picture, and it’s nearly immediately available in the same way across all my devices and the web. I can search for “pizza” on the web app and see any picture of pizza I ever
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It technically gives you the data, but it’s not in a format that’s very easy to use
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It’s still a red herring. I lived in the country and had many “pets” (well… stray cats) get killed by cars growing up. Humans kill soooo many pets with cars every year. The only question is whether Waymo is less dangerous than humans on a
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It is pretty hard to grasp on first ready without stumbling through the phrasing. Especially the first part: “Ten years old being younger than the account had actually existed for might have” is extremely clunky. For one, you can just delet
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Risk is not the only factor. Premium cost is probably the more important one for most. If someone can afford the $40k deductible option, but not the $5k option, you’ll just have to accept the risk. Increasing earnings significantly right no
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Above comment is discussing choosing via marketplace, which indicates it might not be an employer funded plan. (Which are gonna be better)
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by anon7000 11mo ago
I have to delete as many videos as humanly possible before backing up to avoid blowing through my iCloud storage quota so I guess I’m safe
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Bingo. My wife’s phone failed to backup to iCloud. To be fair, there’s an error message. However, the list of what takes up space does not show what’s actually taking up space. Such as videos texted to or from you (can easily be multiple gi
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by anon7000 11mo ago
> > at least the piano doesn’t autocomplete my scales. > Oh just you wait! Yeah, most digital keyboards or midi controllers can “autocomplete” scales or arpeggios lol. Press one or two notes and it’ll play chords based on those nod
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It’s probably not too complicated, more a matter of how to expose settings to users in a way that makes sense. Every flag could be automatically turned into a better UI or menu somewhere, but then you have thousands of settings no one cares
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by anon7000 11mo ago
If you’re not seeing the email in the first place, you’re not seeing the “fix.”
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by anon7000 11mo ago
> the self censorship that was initially brought forward by TikTok I think that’s even too soon! YouTube has had rules around being advertising friendly for longer than TikTok has existed. And the FCC has fined swearing on public broadca
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It’s less about targeted ads and more about how little right you have to your own information. Politically, you really should care that you have a right to your own data! Everyone generates so much data through their online activity, and pr
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by anon7000 11mo ago
> some secret cost cutting measure That’s not the point — it’s just a day in the life of ops to tweak your system to improve resource utilization and performance. Which can cause bugs you don’t expect in LLMs. it’s a lot easier to monito
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by anon7000 11mo ago
This story is so relatable it hurts. The amount of my time ISP executives have wasted by their malicious decision to absolutely gut “technical” support… It should be illegal to run a “support” department where most agents don’t understand t
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by anon7000 11mo ago
My employer’s 2026 fiscal year is Feb 2025-Jan 2026. Not sure where that came from.
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by anon7000 11mo ago
I was homeschooled and I got a fairly strong education. What matters is your parents and how you nurture your kids and provide opportunities for them. It’s easy for homeschooling to be bad… if you don’t give a shit about your kids. For soci
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by anon7000 11mo ago
It’s partly that, but it’s also partly that the quality SUCKS. I’m frustrated with AI blogspam because it doesn’t in any way help me figure out whatever I’m researching. It’s such low quality. What I want and need is higher quality primary
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by anon7000 11mo ago
That’s not at all what the threads seem to suggest, where the new company is literally paying Rebble for API access and trying very hard to include them in a lot of ways. Reality is that after a decade+ with no hardware updates, there is re
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by anon7000 11mo ago
But to be clear, the agreement does allow him API access to view apps and display metadata. Presumably, to build App Store experiences on top of the data. Which could easily include something like stack ranking your favorite apps as a revie
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Exactly, just today I set up a cloudflare tunnel to a docker compose service running on my home server. I didn’t want to expose the server directly to the internet, and I want to share this service on a certain domain with broader family. I
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by anon7000 11mo ago
You’re completely right, but blogs on the internet are almost entirely not written by great authors. So that’s of no use when checking if something is AI generated.
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Most people aren’t great writers, though (including myself). I’d guess that if people find the “not X but Y” compelling, they’ll overuse it. Overusing some stylistic element is such a normal writing “mistake”. Unless they’re an extremely go
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by anon7000 11mo ago
Plenty of people use “it’s not X, it’s Y” As someone who uses em-dashes a lot, I’m getting pretty tired of hearing something “screams AI” about extremely simple (and common) human constructs. Yeah, the author does use that convention a numb
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by anon7000 1y ago
For reference, 400% of the poverty line is $60k for a single person, or $85k for a couple
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by anon7000 1y ago
People just aren’t equipped to think about it on the right scale. Experts have not been suggesting that a catastrophe will wipe humans from the planet within the next handful of years. They have been suggesting that our trends are deeply
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by anon7000 1y ago
It heavily depends what you’re looking for, but I’m running into blogspam & useless websites many times every day when trying to do research
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by anon7000 1y ago
Ehhh there’s a clear line between giving some important context and recapping the entire history & philosophy of a project. So much blogspam following the recipe pattern of giving your entire life story before getting to the point. No,

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