drekipus

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by drekipus 10mo ago
Well I am looking for the laziest solution possible. Hoping not to have to build it, but I prefer building something than trying to configure 50 different things to make it work how I want it to for my whole family. I just want one click a
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by drekipus 10mo ago
For me one of the killer things would be to click "share" on a photo I took, and then have the immich albums show up so I can put them in that specific place as like a 3 click process. That's basically what I was building my
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by drekipus 10mo ago
Immich started the same time and with the same backstory/reasoning to my (failed) project. I love the immich success story but it seems like it's missing a crucial use case in my view: I don't actually want a majority of the
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by drekipus 11mo ago
I don't give them a walled garden. I let them experience life how they do, and i protect them from predators until they can defend for themselves. (so in this particular situation, maybe highschool / early adult)
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by drekipus 11mo ago
I can agree, but I often think those commentors would probably be dismissing the parents diagnosis of the child expressing themselves, rather than dismissing the child. Children are experiencing everything growing at once. They have prefere
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by drekipus 11mo ago
> implies there's not a choice There isn't a choice if * Questing it is "morally wrong" as it's made out to be * It's the only solution.
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by drekipus 11mo ago
> I'm fortunate to have had lots of unique experiences and traveled to lots of unique places For comparison I've barely traveled more than 1000kms. Never had a passport. Travel is not related. > where day-to-day life was foc
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by drekipus 11mo ago
That's a good consideration. Meaning in life is hard and personal. Some might have no idea where to start. But I'd argue (somewhat pointlessly as I'm not going to change anything) -- This is the role that society, traditions,
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by drekipus 11mo ago
> but I think childhood development experts would all agree that's healthy. Could it be that we think it's healthy because we can just give meds to the kids that it affects? How would someone even have the ability to say "
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by drekipus 11mo ago
Depression is literally a lack of meaning and beauty. This gets imposed on us by society through social norms, and increasingly not working for people But rather than fixing society, we will impose experimental drugs on kids. In some cases
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by drekipus 11mo ago
Teachers / schools / mandatory privilege education
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by drekipus 11mo ago
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by drekipus 11mo ago
> Pills are for people who feel depressed but don't have something to be depressed about -- they have food, shelter, friends, opportunities to contribute and be productive, nothing traumatic has happened, but they feel hopeless anyw
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by drekipus 11mo ago
are you watching talks while driving? One thing I've tried recently, was that going no-nothing while driving: so no music, radio, nothing, just me and my thoughts. It's been immensely pleasurable, like I've rediscovered mysel
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by drekipus 11mo ago
1. Your first example is very much expected, so I don't know what's wrong here. 2. Your examples / post in general seems to be "people can break semantics and get to the internals just to do anything" which I agree
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by drekipus 11mo ago
Why?
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by drekipus 11mo ago
> where is this reductionism-to-rationalize-trend coming from Unironically, AI trends.
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by drekipus 11mo ago
The first thing I thought about as reading this: "When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure" We have a big "cost of living" concern in Australia, and it's very ripe to gaming the system through
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by drekipus 1y ago
Am I the only one who picks this as LLM output too?
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by drekipus 1y ago
Genuine intelligence is kindness. But ai is recall and pattern recognition. I generally sum it up as "ai doesn't have the human spirit" and ergo it will not have a moral compass
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by drekipus 1y ago
The same way that you and I think up a word and what it might mean without being taught the concept. Adverb + verb
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by drekipus 1y ago
A year or 3 ago, it was a conspiracy theory to acknowledge this. Thankfully I think the attitude is changing quite a bit and people are coming to realise that it's not good if all of our communications are controlled by a group of peop
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by drekipus 1y ago
Calling out Israeli conspiracy isn't Jew hating. This is the whole issue. No one can question what Israel is doing for fear of anti semitimtism. If everyone is "anti-semitic" then you allow real antisemitism to foster unabate
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by drekipus 1y ago
would using some sort of GPL allow for that?
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by drekipus 1y ago
I've been working on a project that had a similar origin story, and gave up because it's so big. I'm glad to see immich strive forward. I wanted to change the "approach" of how I do photos: * When I take a photo, it
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by drekipus 1y ago
This is really cool, I'm interested in this as I'm also a chinese learner and I thought about doing sometihng kinda similar (just locally) I like the UI, really cool project. I think the prompting might need more work to make it n
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by drekipus 1y ago
Yes. That is how it is counted, likewise we didn't know who we killed via nuclear bombs or firebombing. There's a yt short that sums it up: https://youtube.com/shorts/ROKUjImdPws
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by drekipus 1y ago
The correct response to this is to figure what is the use case for your function: IE: add two numbers. Set the input and output as decimal and call it a day
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by drekipus 1y ago
It's nice at the comments are full of pretty reasonable and balanced discussions. It's unfortunate that everything gets disregarded as simply just racist / neo Nazi, The powers that be do not want you to discuss.
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by drekipus 1y ago
This is agentic programming, if you're not having fun I suggest you jump ship.

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