croisillon

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by croisillon 7d ago
Just because LLMs can write copy for webpages doesn't mean they should. A landing page should not warrant a tl;dr. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49665895
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by croisillon 10d ago
Those are palette variations, not enough Zengarden-like
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by croisillon 11d ago
good good but are there really websites with 2 or more variously different designs for the same content, like Zen Garden did?
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by croisillon 15d ago
glad to learn that you suddenly embrace any kind of compassion and solidarity, in the form of what you call the next iteration of woke
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by croisillon 16d ago
my point of view is simple: anyone who thinks "woke" is a valid counterargument is not worth listening to
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by croisillon 17d ago
it's funny you can't stop claiming to understand everything from politics but still can't imagine that there actually are other politicians (Chi Ossé's comments made the rounds before AOC repeated it) out there than your
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by croisillon 18d ago
it's funny because the reference to your quote of her shows it was not a quote of her we should call that hagbardisms
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by croisillon 1mo ago
another good article, without paywall: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/aug/27/nepal-tibet-fl...
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by croisillon 1mo ago
and yet i believe it was Nietzsche who said something along the lines of "we don't think, we are thought" because for him (as for people without aphantasia) thoughts come whether you want it or not
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by croisillon 1mo ago
anyone else gets an error? error loading dynamically imported module: https://rorz.io/_next/static/chunks/link-CKkD60iF.js
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by croisillon 1mo ago
i kid you not, yesterday i was wondering what's the english word for bathroom scale, so i googled "pèse personne in english", and got answered "person weighs"
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by croisillon 1mo ago
they could at least show cassowaries!
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by croisillon 1mo ago
the future is a nice place to be, if our bikes still had pedals we couldn't hang them at the wall after commuting
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by croisillon 2mo ago
The brain may be about to have its Algernon moment FTFY
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by croisillon 2mo ago
ngl as a 45 y.o. Gen Y i was not so surprised to read what stupid things 46 y.o. Gen X do
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by croisillon 2mo ago
now do instagram
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by croisillon 2mo ago
Austria has “Heuriger” on a similar rule
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by croisillon 2mo ago
splitters!
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by croisillon 2mo ago
thanks for your comment, i went to open TFA :)
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by croisillon 2mo ago
"making" seems far fetched, "happened to be vested with shares" seems the most factual
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by croisillon 2mo ago
it's more than a spontaneous shout, there was a printed sign "instant interview for anyone who gets a tatoo" https://assets.sfstandard.com/image/994911177489/image_i8446...
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by croisillon 2mo ago
in German, the period marks ordinal numbers das 2. Mal = the 2nd time
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by croisillon 2mo ago
the title rewrite here really is unhinged
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by croisillon 2mo ago
honestly happy for him, but i wish he would have written the article before posting it
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by croisillon 2mo ago
i thought it would be the nth metaphor for LLMs: you can jump high with it but not really move forward and on your own you're still at ground level but then i read the article and it's about things we believe would be great to hav
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by croisillon 2mo ago
Related: - yesterday, 110 comments - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49077999 - 43 days ago, 272 comments - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48557530
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by croisillon 2mo ago
> I was tired of opening 2 tabs for every HN link classic beginner error, in fact no one is supposed to click on TFA
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by croisillon 2mo ago
i'd believe the C-word is naturally made for the C-suite
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by croisillon 2mo ago
how is that a quiz game i don't get it
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by croisillon 2mo ago
great article!

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