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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Does it back up that it increases deep sleep? Just see word salads on the web page and: ”dont ask how it sounds, if it where a pill you wouldnt!” Just red flags everywhere.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
I don’t get the llm shilling. If you think you can earn 50k with some prompts, then earn it. Why _instead_ shill for llms? Feels like stock traders having courses for how YOU could earn big bucks. They themselves have photos taken with one
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Can you get consistency in the design? I know this was a problem 3 years ago…
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Might be a blessing in disguise, forcing EU members to learn languages, whilst non EU members watch one more hour of TV with that time given… Or they just become more inefficient… either way, it’s going to be fun to see the results.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Never been to Asia? Plenty of people prefer their water warm.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
”Unfortunately I don't expect there is any particularly reusable solution to be uncovered.” Scientist might write that in a PR piece or a grant proposal but I can guarantee you that no one thinks that.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
From my experience working culture is just strongly aligned with incentives. Put a Norwegian in Silicon Valley and suddenly he gets equity, his manager is a former developer (not an finance/hr person), his visa is dependent on work, hi
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Can you explain why it is a masterpiece? Im just curious.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
I question how good the engineers are if it costs so much to keep those services running. I guess the only way out is to vote with your wallet. YouTube and Gmail are the only Google services left in my life.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Aka, make the web worse for everyone. Thanks for playing.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
I miss the days of personal blogs made by professionals. They didn’t really want to impress the general public but instead their peers. Such a great time. No long prologues, no dumbing down, no politics, just pure facts and opinions about t
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Synthetic data. Get used to it, it’s in vogue.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Buying competency and hoping for the best sounds exactly what an economist would do. They will probably leave as soon as their manager becomes just the run of the mill babysitter manager with charisma.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
That is not the spirit nor the letter though.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
”While in Norway, OpenAI will also engage with government officials to explore opportunities for collaboration, including boosting AI adoption and helping to deliver on Norway’s sovereign AI goals for the benefit of its people.” Aka, Snowde
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
With enough eyeballs all bugs are shallow. What would be the opposite? With enough blindfolds all bugs are unimportant?
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Any EU friends can tell me which politicians are behind this?
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Google Maps cant even preserve state in their iOS app. They are either the worst developers in the world or it is not simple. I don’t rule any of the two possibilities out. Some things you get for free with the correct architecture. For wha
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Pjax was the goat.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
I 100% would like to see an MPA Google Maps. Being able to come back to a webpage with previous directions? I think it would be glorious.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
People don’t really believe me when I say I went to the U.S. and had to sing the national anthem every day in class. There’s no other place that protects its companies so fiercely, meritocracy be damned. Great for investors though!
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
If you ask a metrologist you will get this answer. But from what I’ve heard from eu farmers are: Russian fertilisers and gas dependence have caused quite a blow to the market, it will need time to normalise. Not trying to downplay extreme w
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
But in this hyperpersonalisation era, we somehow give them a free pass when their A/B testing should catch these exact things. Taking a vacation abroad cant be a new concept for them.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
A generic algorithm is leaving money on the table if that’s the case.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Spent a week in Africa, now YT swears that I know Arabic. I haven’t watched a single Arabic video. Any Googlers here that can explain how Google can be so bad at designing products?
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Luckily tourists are a political problem, which the corona restrictions clearly showed.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Ive heard this for thirty years and it is as wrong now as it was then. Yes you need to be good at assembly (especially data oriented architecture), yes it takes forever, but that is no excuse to spew falsehoods.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
It helps having China as a bogeyman, if WE don’t pirate then China will win the AI race, and we will all be slaves… if you have principles you are a communist…
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
You’d be surprised. Here is the Pascal successor Oberons very short Ebnf. https://oberon07.com/o7EBNF.xhtml Something to look into in retirement.
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by danielscrubs 1y ago
Im wondering if tourism isnt a net negative? The tourism industry thrives which means people move to that industry, then that industry becomes so big that politicians say the country can’t survive without it, then the culture vanishes . See

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