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by cjcenizal 26d ago
Think about what you’re saying. You want more traffic?
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AI Lessons from Driving 200M Autonomous Miles(waymo.com)
1 points by cjcenizal 1mo ago|0 comments
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by cjcenizal 2mo ago
I also work in UX and SWE, and heavily use GenAI in my work. I don’t have a positive outlook for people who limit their career to one of those fields, but I do have a positive outlook for generalist, multi-disciplinary careers. When you hav
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by cjcenizal 3mo ago
https://archive.ph/EeeAI
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The Voice of Google(newyorker.com)
16 points by cjcenizal 3mo ago|1 comments
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by cjcenizal 3mo ago
My favorite quote that expresses this idea is from Mikhail Kalashnikov, designer of the AK-47: “Before attempting to create something new, it is vital to have a good appreciation of everything that already exists in this field.”
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by cjcenizal 4mo ago
As a couple other comments have alluded, we’re the same essential creatures then as we are now. We create, we appreciate beauty, stories, and art. Sometimes it’s hard for me to feel connected to other humans, but stories like this make me f
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by cjcenizal 5mo ago
I think the “first time in 25 years” bit reinforces the idea of persistent drought being a problem.
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by cjcenizal 7mo ago
I understand moral arguments but also see how others might not. I think it might be more useful to view this from a societal perspective. Is it to society's benefit to ensure gamblers don't ruin their own lives? To answer that que
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by cjcenizal 9mo ago
A more constructive way to phrase your comment might be: “Is 2/487 conversions a good conversion rate? It seems like a low one to me.”
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by cjcenizal 11mo ago
House of Dynamite on Netflix is a realistic (at least it feels realistic) look at the modern day equivalent. It’s fundamentally an exciting film but I also enjoyed learning how large scale human/technical systems operate during a nucle
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Try Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. From the Wikipedia article [1]: “This therapy focuses on challenging unhelpful and irrational negative thoughts and beliefs, referred to as 'self-talk' and replacing them with more rational positi
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
America as a physical space is largely rural, but 80% of Americans live in cities according to the census.
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
I see many comments along the lines of, "Good, this is how the market should work" as if displacement is a desirable outcome. Reasoning from first principles, the world we want is one in which we have fewer disaster-prone areas, n
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
If you close the subscription modal almost all of their content is available. This is a good example of their content: https://fixthenews.com/p/ftn-309-colours-of-the-moon-wash
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
I’m a visual person so having something I can see and experience typically helps me understand someone’s idea better than if they’re describing something and I’m trying to imagine it. It also helps to have a concrete artifact because we can
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
It’s all relative. You can share something slightly personal or controversial and see where it lands in the other person’s comfort zone. Then it’s up to you to decide what to do with that info.
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Absolutely! AI coding is a communication lubricant. It enables non-technical people to express complex software ideas without the friction of asking a developer for help or even working with a no-code tool. Software development doesn't
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Having children makes me feel vulnerable. They’re like extensions of myself — if they feel pain, I feel it too. To imagine one of them dying… this story broke my heart.
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Microsoft Surface parody (2007) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by cjcenizal 1y ago|1 comments
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Amazing! This is about the dolphin kick performed on its side, rechristened “the fish kick.” I couldn’t fathom (ha) why the same kick rotated 90 degrees could be faster but it turns out that the kicking motion is constrained by the motion o
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
I was born in ‘83 and a good chunk of my formative years were spent imagining the world through dithered pixels — playing games, creating art, writing, and exploring. Seeing these images evokes a rush of nostalgia, simply because they’re di
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
They chose the right angle. They chose the wrong angle.
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
If you struggle with aspects of yourself or have someone in your life who you struggle to forgive, I recommend reading this. The ideas of "learning to accept and integrate the ugly parts of your soul" and "learning to forgive
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Hahaha, actually I think I heard it in Jony Ives’s voice.
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
Every once in a while I come across something so beautifully stupid that all I can see is the genius behind it, and it fills me with joy. Well done!
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
What a great story. Going from "it's a vagina with teeth, that's bad" to "it's a penis with teeth, that's good" made me chuckle... just sounds so typical of creatives. Some might point and say sexism,
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
My friend Eric Pelz started a company called Malleable to do this very thing: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/epelz_every-piece-of-software...
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by cjcenizal 1y ago
I love the Galvatron color scheme! Feels techy yet nostalgic.

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