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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
People buy into the BS and are terrified of missing out or being left behind.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Isn’t that just normal life? I know that I, and almost everyone I know, only works to finance the things we actually enjoy.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
It’s a note taking app, for anyone else wondering.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
I’m not sure why you got downvoted for this. Is HN turning into reddit where downvote means “I have a different opinion”?
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
RISC is going to change everything
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
I’ll do the same - when I get around to it, which might be an hour or two after it was sent. If the person on the other end then decides to draw out the small talk with “how are you” etc, it might take a few days for them to get an answer t
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
It’s ok to not like trains. Just read something else instead.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Not everyone _can_ code as a hobby. Some of us are old and have families and other commitments
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
If customers don’t complain it must be working
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Billionaires and pop stars taking pleasure trips to orbit while millions of humans elsewhere are starving is probably not it
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
It’s almost 8 in the morning, rush hour
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Just because one doesn’t need accessibility features now, doesn’t mean you won’t ever. A little bit of empathy would not be a waste.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
It never left my heart
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
This is what actual UI design is supposed to encompass. Making sure the software behaves in the way the user expects, effectively communicates state, etc. Not just fussing over icons and colours.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
This gives me flashbacks to when my big corporate former employer outsourced a bunch of work offshore. An outsourced contractor was tasked with a very simple job as their first task - update a single dependency, which required just a bump o
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
> it wasn't for the UK, which is why we can't have nice things like double decker commuter trains I think bridge heights are the bigger problem here
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
How would an LLM “know” when it isn’t sure? Their baseline for truth is competent text, they don’t have a baseline for truth based on observed reality. That’s why they can be “tricked” into things like “Mr Bean is the president of the USA”
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Like the linked article, I’d rather read your original text, even if it’s less structured and rough
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
A selling point for humans is that some of them are actually funny, unlike LLMs which just regurgitate synatically competent but humourously incompetent waffle.
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
Probably product owner wants to show off a nice chart at their next meeting showing how quickyl users upgrade, as some kind of proxy metric for "engagement"
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by dkdbejwi383 1y ago
the local model needs to be trained beforehand though, right? And that's where a lot of the energy and water consumption comes from.
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
I guess I am too dumb to understand. The argument that if you don’t have anything to hide makes more sense to me than nefarious secret spies are going to read your shopping list. I just don’t see what all the paranoia is about. I realise th
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
Can you expand on that? I don’t follow, sorry
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What does it have to do with in reality?
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It might be the non-mosaic one.
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
one of my pet peeves is "Gouda" puns that rely on it being pronounced like "good-er"
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
A lot of work for a week day! It’s weetbix or porridge for me, Vegemite on toast if I have bread
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
> The only thing you have to do here is understand that seasons are switched in different hemispheres Some places don’t have a clear demarcation between four seasons like NA/Western Europe. When it’s the rainy season in the tropics,
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
> It's a textbook example of getting offended on behalf of other people, who aren't even complaining in the first place. the person who started the thread stated they're from Australia - so they're getting "offen
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by dkdbejwi383 2y ago
I guess I'd disagree that this is "slightly broken". That's just how it works. I don't think there's some universally perfect solution that magically just works all the time and never needs intervention or upda

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