basch

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by basch 4y ago
There is an app
842.
by basch 4y ago
It’s exactly the same behavior as password managers, adding an icon in the form field. If the feature is the point of the extension you’re installing, maybe don’t install the extension.
843.
by basch 4y ago
The oceans are warming, right? Maybe a submarine city. Cruise around, pop up on some nice beaches.
844.
by basch 4y ago
Search is absolutely a recommendation engine. It’s sorting by relevancy whether or not it’s keywords, similar videos, or play next.
845.
by basch 4y ago
Resource contention causing part of sum to fail to be incorporated.
846.
by basch 4y ago
I think the ideas are worthless and a dime a dozen without execution has created a dismissive attitude. Everyone needs to be an engineer or lender to contribute. Why would an engineer want to pair with somebody and “do all the work”? Part
847.
by basch 4y ago
And this is where I disagree. The inability to execute on a good idea doesn’t mean that the idea creator isn’t the best person to shape the idea. The idea may be more than a one sentence pitch and instead an entire vision. The one sentenc
848.
by basch 4y ago
And just like every profession there are idea people and people who think they are idea people. Unlike engineering, you can’t as easily make interview tests that pretend to be able to discern between those who are good at something and tho
849.
by basch 4y ago
This is one of his essays I vehemently disagree with, and think has hurt Silicon Valley. The idea that ideas and idea people are worthless has had a cascading effect of putting non idea people in idea people seats, or locking out a class o
850.
by basch 4y ago
Is it not dependent on GD keeping upstanding status? If, lets say, they were hacked, and had their status revoked, then the Certainly certs would stop working in some places. That sounds like dependency to me.
851.
by basch 4y ago
If it is an intermediate between a prompt and a human rewrite, who gets the credit? Does word get copyright credit for spellcheck? Does photoshop get credit for magic lasso? Generally, the person at the stick of an automated tool owns the
852.
by basch 4y ago
The GoDaddy part also makes this next part marketing speak that technically isn’t true. > are fully supported by Fastly without any dependence on another organization.
853.
by basch 4y ago
Hopefully someday. Who knows how long this stays in a prerelease state, and what other sanity checks they add to it.
854.
by basch 4y ago
I did not know the answer. We sort of settled upon there not being a great counterpart. I ended up with a 500 word query because of the question limit. I initially asked it a question with 4 follow ups. After pressing new topic, I rephras
855.
by basch 4y ago
2 and 3 were “guidelines” from the initial prompt. They were trivially easy to disable. All you had to do was teach/modify it to take more than one turn at a time and that it’s actions were not limited to the chat window. I’m not sur
856.
by basch 4y ago
People just aren’t used to using it right yet. The way it can synthesize sources and simulates reasoning, is unprecedented, compared to keyword search. Queries can be 2000 words. I had a 7 response back and forth with it today trying to es
857.
by basch 4y ago
I’d argue I’m fairly bilingual and chose here to speak lenglish, or at least mix the two, because the vocabularies don’t overlap 1:1. (And because I don’t speak either language with enough conviction or precision, both tribes tend to ident
858.
by basch 4y ago
He’s threatening pulling continued maintenance. The product can exist in its state, but it’s main use case is someone always keeping it up to date. It’s more a service than a program.
859.
by basch 4y ago
Think about what this project really is too. He’s single handedly maintaining IE and adding new features. It’s extra thankless because he’s not contributing a product feature to the person using it, but a compatibility layer to the system
860.
by basch 4y ago
Problem is, gpt understood it to be a criticism, when in reality it is also something said unironically. It sort of proves a point that ambiguity has two meanings that are non-discernible without knowing the speaker. And that it exhibited
861.
by basch 4y ago
It might be hard with tribal identifiers like “I am a patriot” which is meant more to signal sides than its underlying meaning. Would you translate it to be how the other tribe describes the first or swap it to talk about the other? Or lik
862.
by basch 4y ago
An interesting product would be one that treats left-English and right-English as two languages and translates between them.
863.
by basch 4y ago
And I believe data portability and interoperability would achieve the same ends. If you can just migrate to not-Facebook and still see posts from Facebook and message Facebook people, I can be on my opaque platform, and you can move to you
864.
by basch 4y ago
I included the problem I see transparency causing. I think moderation, at some level, needs to be a black box to prevent attack and abuse. Opaque censorship should be an optional design choice private companies have the option of designing
865.
by basch 4y ago
Maybe expand GPT to Geppetto. Yo Geppetto
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by basch 4y ago
Or like Microsoft making conditional access a premium and not base feature of identity. “We can see hackers are in your account, enter your credit card and upgrade now so we can boot them for you.”
867.
by basch 4y ago
I’m shocked they didn’t pull the “we said Facebook would be free, not meta checkmarks.” Imagine being able to rename your company to exempt yourself from the terms you wrote, because your new name isn’t in the terms.
868.
by basch 4y ago
Should a Christian website be allowed to foster a Christian community, without disruptive trolls? Should a Republican website be allowed to create a Republican eco chamber? Should Reddit be liable for the moderator of a food community remo
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by basch 4y ago
It’s a failure of stakeholders to be good stewards. This sort of on the fly patching service should be a part of browser maintenance. There should be a collaborative polyfill.js service like Dennis described or The Financial Times has, mai
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by basch 4y ago
Not everywhere

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