dawnerd

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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I've had on so many cases autocomplete forms puts something in a field it shouldn't and messes up a submission. I've had it happen on travel documents that caused headaches later at the airport - especially if it fills in a h
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Safari is fast and performant but once you load a heavy web app that uses a lot of memory safari will kill the tab. It’s incredibly frustrating to have a page reload with a banner simply saying the site was using too much memory and was rel
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Weird, I don't think I've ever seen that.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
What gave it away for me was the Conclusion heading. LLMs love adding those in and its just unnatural for news/blog posts. Reading back over it, everything about it just seems very machine written.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Yet when I try it, it feels like a developer fresh out of a coding bootcamp with no real experience. There’s no real reasoning, problem solving is still brute forced. It still rewrites rather than modifies. The context is way too limiting a
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
some will yell at you with a notification until you give in and connect it.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
What gets me is if it autocorrects the wrong wrong the first time, I can deal with that. It's when I backspace, re-type it the exact same and it autocorrects again - that's a huge UX problem. Then there's the lack of autocorr
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I pretty much dumped a side project that was using next over the new router. It's so much more convoluted, way too many limitations. Who even really wants to make database queries in front end code? That's sketchy as heck.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I'm in the same boat. My Model Y has to last until the R2 with lidar comes out. Hopefully it'll have some value left in it.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I meant more regionally. In areas where the cost of living is higher, gas costs more. Likewise, cheaper parts of the country have cheaper gas. Pretty easy to spot the trend. Here in socal its something like 4-5/g.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Price of gas pretty much follows cost of living.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Article makes it sound like Disney is just now rolling out ai for their employees but they’ve had access to it for a long time now. Disney has also been hiring for various AI positions for a bit.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Sounds like you might have content that’s changing? But what you’re running into is exactly what a user would be running into.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
What’s frustrating is you basically are required to use JS when basic css and html would normally work. There’s been some improvements thanks to the dialog and popover apis but it’s still not fully there yet. Also seems the large companies
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Netflix isn't buying CNN though, Paramount can just pick up Discovery on the cheap when its split off. There's no reason for them to even be trying to do a hostile bid either. I think this is just purely an ego/power trip thi
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Have you seen the cops here though? Good luck trying to argue it when they’re loving you up for “shoplifting”. They’re going to side with the store.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Ya the problem needs to be a fine the first time, second time it’s fraud. Allow for honest mistakes. Punish for clearly defrauding customers. We really need jail time for execs making these decisions but that rarely happens.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Exactly. And I’ve found this is incredibly hard to get people to do, developers especially. No one wants to say a task is going over / taking longer than expected but will gladly run over. It’s hard for pms to resource if estimates are
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Shouldn’t need an llm to check. It’s just a list of authors. I wouldn’t trust an llm on this, and even if they were perfect that’s a lot of resource use just to do something traditional code could do.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
It would be crazy to expect them to verify every author is correct on a citation and to cross verify everything. There’s tooling that could be built for that and kinda wild isn’t a thing that’s run on paper submission.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
There's a lot of really spammy data on Google maps that should be pretty easy for them to detect too. Go look at some remote locations and you'll find lots of images that advertise businesses, products and all sorts. Wondering if
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Tailscale can give you domains + ssl for local services with basically no effort.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I know I pay more for my unifi gear. I want stuff that works without having to hack around with it. I do enough of that in my day job. Their ecosystem works without needing to tinker. I love it.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I prefer to just not think about it and blame charging my car. Also in Cali. I don't know if I'd buy any of the servers or older computers but the internal components are pretty dang good. Stuff like hard drives, network cards, hb
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
Honestly, it's actually pretty awesome the deals you can get on used enterprise gear.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
> This will make sure Bun is around for many, many, years to come. Well, until the bubble bursts and Anthropic fizzles out or gets acquired themselves.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
I back this, it used to work very well for me. Timers, music, etc. Now it's like I'm trying to ask a toddler.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
They use PayPal so probably. I don’t think there’s anything nefarious from the Lego side, just some weird legal decision.
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
You have the ability to turn that off…
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by dawnerd 11mo ago
And they've already at least tried datacenters in the ocean. https://news.microsoft.com/source/features/sustainability/pr...

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