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by dmd 3mo ago
Copilot means so many things now it doesn't even tell you anything about they do.
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by dmd 3mo ago
My fellow Americans, our long national nightmare is over.
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by dmd 3mo ago
A huge number of people come from families or even entire cultures where Father Is Never Wrong.
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by dmd 3mo ago
beep boop
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by dmd 3mo ago
All I ever get is "Something went wrong An unexpected error occurred. Please try again or contact support."
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by dmd 3mo ago
Cities could look like https://www.arcosanti.org/ Cities could look like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Habitat_67 Cities could look like https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-blu
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by dmd 3mo ago
> but sigh and accept that your wife is going to give your child a lot of “supplements” that you will then verify aren’t poisonous but also probably don’t do anything This is weirdly misogynistic.
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by dmd 3mo ago
I’m really curious what you think this comment contributes. Like what was the motivation for posting it?
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by dmd 3mo ago
It’s one year, and only for hardware defects.
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by dmd 3mo ago
Going down hill is easy, right?
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by dmd 3mo ago
Language changes. I guarantee if you ask 100 people to draw a moped, maybe 2 will put pedals on it.
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by dmd 3mo ago
That's missing the 'amp' part.
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by dmd 3mo ago
I interviewed at Epic in 2011. Got through a couple rounds - enough to see how weird and culty the place was. I was alone in a room with one of my interviewers, who seemed pretty sharp. I asked him "do you like working here?" He l
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by dmd 3mo ago
that was true of intel but definitely not of arm macbooks.
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by dmd 3mo ago
https://taalas.com/
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by dmd 3mo ago
They’re literally the 2nd group mentioned?
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by dmd 4mo ago
Does every single thing need to be about AI? Really?
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by dmd 4mo ago
Or you could use https://krazydad.com/ which has been around for decades, contains interesting puzzles many of which are types the author invented, and isn't AI slop.
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by dmd 4mo ago
Apart from THAT what have the Romans ever done for us?
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by dmd 4mo ago
Amusingly, I (Daniel Drucker) originally discovered this while playing with extremely stupid compound units for energy - in particular converting joules back and forth to “atmosphere barn megaparsecs”. Yes, that’s energy. This would also be
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by dmd 4mo ago
that's the joke
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by dmd 4mo ago
Counterpoint: When you're not looking for things, you don't find them. Which is why the current US administration is destroying any kind of science that might find, say, climate change, or emerging pandemics.
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by dmd 4mo ago
It's not just research into things like that. As I mentioned elsewhere, one of the researchers in my department had a study canceled because something they did "engendered a robust hemodynamic response". Someone replied sayin
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by dmd 4mo ago
>> It looks like this isn't something I can help you with. Would you like to be connected to a human who can help? > Sure! >> Ok, I'm connecting you to a human now. [5 minutes later] > Hello? >> Hi! What ca
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by dmd 4mo ago
One of the researchers in my department had a study canceled because something they did "engendered a robust hemodynamic response". Whoops, keyword match.
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by dmd 4mo ago
Yep. I'm in Boston (USA) and I have literally met perhaps 2 people ever who have an Android phone - and both of them aren't from the US.
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by dmd 4mo ago
One of my colleagues study was shut down because the medication “engendered a strong response”.
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by dmd 4mo ago
“Your body doesn’t work perfectly? Dunno man, mine does.”
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by dmd 4mo ago
Sure, information on all sorts of things is in “the library”. But (a) most people in the world don’t have access to a decent library (if you’re on HN you’re statistically much more likely to), (b) most people have no idea how to use one (sa
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by dmd 4mo ago
I asked it to clip a video onto segments based on location of spoken words (using separately done audio transcription) and it flagged that as cyber.

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