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by deaux 7mo ago
As I said there, it's inherently something the LLM can't do, at least not without lots of engineering. So I'm assuming you're talking about "as a human" here. Some of it is just trial and error. You notice it m
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by deaux 8mo ago
Those rollouts are seeing massive cutbacks from what I've read, as half the country is straight up banning new solar. Good luck ever getting that off the books.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Yes? I don't think you can argue in good faith that the latter causes more total harm and damage than the former. It's really quite something to look at it in a different way..
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by deaux 8mo ago
There is no reason to be skeptical of this claim. ICEs are very noisy during acceleration. City traffic is very start-stop by its nature. Even in Dutch cities, even if you replace every single traffic light with a roundabout. EV engines are
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by deaux 8mo ago
What are you even arguing about? KFC and McD uses "Burger" everywhere outside of NA. There's nothing left to discuss besides that, it shows that indeed the rest of the world all calls it a burger even though it's not a g
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by deaux 8mo ago
> "Can you tell me if the food is good?" > "Can you tell me are the staff great?" > "Can you tell me what does it cost?" > and "Can you tell me where it is?" to an extent, especially if it
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by deaux 8mo ago
https://noyb.eu/en/project/dpa/dpc-ireland GDPR is entirely unenforced, it's not worth the paper it's written on, and this is due to lobbying. The situation continues to this day. The DPAs simply th
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by deaux 8mo ago
In the UK there's a meme that Richmond's plant-based sausages taste better than their "meat" sausages because they already had years of experience making sausages with no meat in them. "Meme" in the sense of &q
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by deaux 8mo ago
This comment getting downvoted is one of the most "US Defaultism" expressions I've seen on HN. Should've posted it when the US is asleep!
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by deaux 8mo ago
> What part of the world, and how recently? Sure a burger is a sandwich, likely being a spin off of Hamburg steak. The 95.8% of the world population that isn't in the US. This is simple to deduce because everywhere else calls "
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by deaux 8mo ago
I'm saying that the tonality is justified due to all of the other slop. You and me are simply the unavoidable casualties. I'm saying this while in a field that's even more anti-AI/tools than yours, FWIW. By virtue of any
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by deaux 8mo ago
> I’ve seen a lot of cool stuff that’s mostly vibe coded. fomo.nyc for example. Maybe because you're not an actibe member of one of those fields whose subreddits now gets these vibecoded tools every other day. Because for those, I c
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by deaux 8mo ago
The US is more than free to dissuade the fund from investing in Microsoft, and I don't think the Norwegian public would mind it being invested elsewhere.
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by deaux 8mo ago
If you'd read the article you'd see this one's called "Office.eu" or "Office EU", which is fine.
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by deaux 8mo ago
The comment is indeed, the account as a whole hasnt seemed to be in the past.
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by deaux 8mo ago
Both scale and purpose make them completely different things. You're acting as if they're the same when they're not.
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by deaux 8mo ago
> The WP reportedly lost $100m in 2024. So one the one hand, you might understand Bezos wanting things to change. You don't even "might understand" this, because you're intelligent enough to grasp that its profitabili
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Beyond that, Tesla effectively invented the EV consumer category. Apple did the same for smartphones. Nvidia remains dominant in GPU chips and is the most valuable company in the world. America has invented, and then dominated, every n
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by deaux 8mo ago
Which ad network do you use? Google, Meta, TikTok? I imagine you had pre-existing experience especially if it's Google, it's rare to get good RoI out of it unless you really know what you're doing. If you go with the defaults
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by deaux 8mo ago
People, not bullies. I can sympathize with you because I've struggled with the same, but we can't blame those people. They're now being asked every two days to give feedback on yet another tool. That used to be once every 6 m
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by deaux 8mo ago
Pure B2B and pure B2C are so different that I don't trust any resource like this that doesn't clearly distinguish between them. They're pretty much entirely different fields. And almost all new software is one of either two.
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by deaux 8mo ago
GP here, this is indeed exactly whT I was getting at, thanks for wording it for me; you put it better than I would've. In this specific case I'd go one step further and say that even if it did a web search, it's still almost
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by deaux 8mo ago
> You criticize these websites when they affect minorities, but you use them yourself to look up men. That seems inconsistent. This is very close to the "Yet you participate in society, how curious" mean, especially since the
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by deaux 8mo ago
> PS You have be to be pretty extreme to think the Labour party isn't "left" enough for you. As in, I'm not sure what else they could do to appease the far left in practice without sever negative consequences for the
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Just another reminder of how we need to protect what we have in the EU (not a guarantee, but at least a chance of fair dealing and a sustained commitment to civic values). What you have in the EU is this: https://noyb.eu&#x2
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by deaux 8mo ago
> Enforcing privacy is hard not because it's not possible, but companies have greater financial incentives to just breach your privacy to track and manipulate us. No, enforcing privacy is not hard, all it takes is imposing penalties
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by deaux 8mo ago
> I consulted Claude chat and it admitted this as a major problem with Claude these days, and suggested that I should ask what are the coordinates of UI controls are on screenshot thus forcing it to look If 3 years into LLMs even HNers
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by deaux 8mo ago
The first one is on me, sorry for that. > 40K is extremely low in tech, and where are you paying 40% tax on 40k?? Just to be clear, it was a random example just to show the calculation and how much tax percentages matter. You can simply
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by deaux 8mo ago
None of these include a mention of meaningful economic impact. > Being perfect at verifying UBI eligibility would require a large government infrastructure, just like today, so you can't claim that the U part makes it super cheap to
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by deaux 8mo ago
There is no reasonable definition of "the Left" that includes the British Labour party. The only one that fits would be "to the left of the British Conservative party", but that's as arbitrary as redefining it &quo

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