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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
They were replying to this particular underestimation: > AI is limited to probabilistic and annoying chatbots that are for entertainment and for looking up trivia questions. That is not a rational assessment of the utility that the techn
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
I’ve heard the same about Nvidia, quite a few times, but have never really understood it. I don’t suppose you know a good “for dummies” explanation of why CUDA is such an insurmountable moat for them? Like, what is it about that software th
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
I tried the three provider types with xcodes current agent integration pane and just trying to use them crashed xcode itself so badly that the ide couldn’t even be launched.
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
Why? My memory is not a marketing database at Facebook, and I don't see any obligation to pretend it is.
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
ADP isn’t the default, and almost nobody who isn’t a journalist/activist/potential target turns it on, because of the serious (potentially destructive) consequences. How does Google manage this, such every normie on earth isn’t fr
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
> At a certain point, it makes a lot more sense to roll your own, maintain your own, and not let some company bleed you dry. Everyone has this thought, at some point, about any serious software. Then they try rolling their own and realiz
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
> When you factor in the probability of survival in the new world, and the requirement of finding a sexed pair on the other side you realize that this takes many living things, integrated over a long period of time. Seems to me you'
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
This looks like advertising from an insurance company telling people to increase their coverage.
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
Little children operate these devices competently. The usability of this stuff is not worse. It’s just taste.
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
Nobody is mentioning that there’s essentially nowhere you see the icon now without the name (internationalized) unless you’re already familiar with it, and pinned it to a launcher or something. The first time you see most of them they’re on
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
Most of their icons became (or have always been) very simple since long, long before that existed.
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
I don’t think this is just how it should be… I think it’s how things already are. I looked back at the old “back when they were good!” examples and realized that six of them could be the same app and none of us would know. I used those icon
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
I actually had to try to zoom in on the older, “ideal” example shown, just to see what it is. Yes, my eyes aren’t great anymore. Yes, I’m on my phone looking at a social media post. But I feel like the speed and clarity of the newer ones wa
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by dd8601fn 9mo ago
Sometimes I would really rather not have the outside world isolated or noise cancelled while I'm listening to music... so I sorta get it? But also, for all the reasons described, I just use transparency modes if I want that. That way n
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by dd8601fn 10mo ago
It already does. You can use the Anthropic API in any tool, but these users wanted to use the claude code subscription.
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by dd8601fn 10mo ago
I think that's the point. None could name a crime, and that didn't matter. Meanwhile, 34 actual felony convictions, court finding misuse of millions in charity funds, an attempted coup, being found liable for sexual assault, SCOTU
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by dd8601fn 10mo ago
> They take an idea that’s already been worked out (like MP3 players) and then just out-execute the competition. I’m inclined to think of that as innovation. To your point, not a single, earth shattering kind (inventing the first mp3 pla
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by dd8601fn 11mo ago
Too bad you can't get it until you're over 50 or immunocompromised.