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3y ago
Good for you, if you kept going it goes on to complaing about... Antarctica being too white also. I'm sorry, a scientist in Antartica and you are spending your down time shadow boxing racism and sexism? > Antartica: Is the harsh con
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3y ago
I use TOML for my cargo files quite a bit and to be frank about it, I've never even considered using TOML for anything else. With that said, I'm using YAML for kubernetes and I couldn't imagine TOML being any more obnoxious.
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3y ago
As someone using matrix currently: Is there a reason i'd switch to something like this for my business use or is their really only legit use cases around journalists/activists?
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3y ago
I was using a browser earlier this week that didn't have ad block on (testing things). I was inundated with ads for a job at FBI. Weird coincidence but sure is a lot of FBI related marketing all of a sudden.
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3y ago
What is a state prosecutor going to prosecute microsoft on? Vague T&C? As great as it may sound having the state going around proactively enforcing T&C of every product is not going to be effective or fair.
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3y ago
Honest question I have. I've worked in advertising and the laws around PII are interesting. In California there are the CCPA laws that require them to allow a form to submit and have my PII removed after 90? days. What happens if these
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3y ago
because I have had to use teams and have found matrix to be a better alternative? Also while they are busy "decoupling" this from office and causing all sorts of problems I figured people would like to be aware of some alternative
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3y ago
I've been using matrix and have even been extending it to build my own little platform to help me manage my consulting business. I've been using Element as a client and despite some occasional hiccups it works great and I can host
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3y ago
I very often use my highspeed 3g option in the network tab when developing web UIs to give myself some serious constraints instead of assuming everyone is using a developer workstation.
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3y ago
No, it's still a terrible language.
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3y ago
Hey I save dozens of dollars cutting my own hair each year! I'm no longer socially anxious but it's a habit I developed 15 years ago thanks to it!
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3y ago
every day we stray further from God
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3y ago
im building an app that just generates an email signup and spams crunchbase with a weirdly worded pdf / sales deck.
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3y ago
This is probably going to get me lanced, but an LLM trained on a candidates actual positions would probably do more good than whatever sort of messaging avenues we have now - spam text with some talking point, having to actively watch some
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3y ago
Cool I was planning a chicken coop to build out and get a handful of them in the backyard, probably won't be reading the entirity of this Tome but interesting none the less. And some cool old art, pg 595 geese was the best one i random
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3y ago
neat read but I was expecting to read about twitter migrating and literally 100x savings being had.
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3y ago
I see. it's like, Vrrroom? The takeoff sound for the AI blast off? Back under my rock I go
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3y ago
Yes there are - This is also amusingly enough what I just started doing in an attempt to play with Candle in the next few weeks when I have some spare time. I'm in a hurricane prone area and we're in the season now so it's on
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3y ago
When did foom become a word?
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3y ago
I laughed entirely way too hard at this for it being 6am
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3y ago
Don't worry, it's been happening to people since 2017 as a way to disregard real people disagreeing with their horrible political fads - now it's just 2022 and everything is a bot. Let's not forget on the the internet no
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3y ago
People repeat things and phrases that they attribute to people out of context all the time without AI helping them. Just look at what you mentioned “I see the disinfectant that knocks it out in a minute, one minute And is there a way we can
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3y ago
if it's a grocery store app they probably aren't looking to allow mustard gas recipes
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3y ago
Smug or not asking an LLM to repeat a bleach based recipe and then receiving one is exactly what this quote is alluding to. ""If I ask for something I don't want, will it give me something I want??" - no
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3y ago
They should black list cleaning and household supplies. I'm not even sure why this is an issue if I ask an llm to make me a recipe involving bleach.
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3y ago
Seriously great post - One of those that I read and immediately starting wishing I had read something like this a few years ago when it was all still a bit alien to me and had it explained in less.. digestible bits. Regardless I got a ton o
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3y ago
I use Tide with great success
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3y ago
universal access to internet, universal access to hover powered transportation devices.
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3y ago
I started using matrix internally (with element as a client) which uses jitsi under the hood for video/voice chat. Quality is amazing.
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3y ago
Remote work requires asynchronously communicating more.
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