dgeiser13

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by dgeiser13 11mo ago
During "the height of Microsoft dominance" Eudora, Outlook Express and Pegasus Mail were seen much more frequently for users than Outlook.
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by dgeiser13 11mo ago
How can a work of fiction about a real-world event have a myth?
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by dgeiser13 11mo ago
Popular American sports need a version similar to Rugby sevens
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by dgeiser13 11mo ago
Most service status pages are Layer 8 in the OSI Model
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by dgeiser13 1y ago
No.
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by dgeiser13 1y ago
Everyone in the whole world has to keep up with AI progress at this level? Holy crap that's a lot of wasted human potential.
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by dgeiser13 1y ago
You said Carlson twice.
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by dgeiser13 1y ago
No. There's no thinking behind AI. If anything it throws shit against the wall repeatedly until a human steps in and says "that seems to be an improvement".
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Not after Twitter started forcing you to see accounts you don't follow.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
So basically a very small percentage of jobs.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Anyone who makes C-suite money would have no problem working 60 hours per week for a few years. At the level of money making once you get burn out you just retire.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
It's not under-reported. If they had produced AGI it would be a giant story. No need to report a negative.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
What news site? Hacker News or The Guardian?
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
What's next? Professional cornhole? Oh, wait... https://www.iplaycornhole.com/
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Quite the unflex. I remember when everyone wrote websites in "Raw HTML".
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Google appeared to have picked it up on addons.mozilla.org around Nov 22, 2024.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
They spent None dollars.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
> especially when they don't seem to make significant profits from them. Where do you get the idea they don't make significant profits from them?
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Exactly.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
It's not a trend.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
It's interesting how they don't want forced dark mode yet they have no problem with forced light mode.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Simon Willison’s blog was going to be mine but apparently 2 people beat me to the recommendation. In that case it's not really a blog but I will go with WEB CURIOS by Matt Muir https://webcurios.co.uk/
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
I read the whole thing and never saw any twist. What did I miss?
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Julius sounds like repeated application of The Peter Principle except he never went past any level of competence because he was always incompetent. Polished but incompetent.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Gmail supports IMAP.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
For $5 a month my local pharmacy delivers to my door.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Your anecdotal experience doesn't negate the Matthew Effect.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
Re: Your Brains
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
That person didn't die . They are a zombie now.
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by dgeiser13 2y ago
For the most part the types of people who find Instagram interesting (and would have a Threads account created automatically) are simply not the audience for a tool like Bluesky (or Twitter).

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