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by ehnto 8mo ago
It's just agents as you might know them, but running constantly in a loop, with access to all your personal accounts. What could go wrong.
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by ehnto 8mo ago
I was specifically talking about structure, less content, because yes an LLMs content is usually the airy corporate cleansed speaking I can't stand. I don't see that in the comment we are talking about mind you.
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by ehnto 8mo ago
> Osaka recorded more than 90 cases of water pipe leaks under its roads in the 2024 fiscal year, according to the city's waterworks bureau. I must admit, that seems pretty small given how many roads and many people said infrastructu
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by ehnto 8mo ago
It's true that LLMs have a distinct style, but it does not preclude humans from writing in a similar style. That's where the LLMs got it from, people and training. There's certainly some emergent style that given enough text,
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Sure, but you can read articles that predate LLMs which have the same so called tells.
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by ehnto 8mo ago
It's just good writing structure. I get the feeling many people hadn't been exposed to good structure before LLMs. LLMs can definitely have a tone, but it is pretty annoying that every time someone cares to write well, they are ge
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Or prepare your soldering iron. Maybe both.
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by ehnto 8mo ago
If you don't mind looking like a blade runner extra who's gone missing while working in public, there's not much difference carrying these around. The moonlander is a great portable option. Just slip it in your laptop bag. I
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by ehnto 8mo ago
By what metric makes a keyboard "best"? It's crazy subjective, and objectively diverse as we are all shaped differently with different levels of injury/wear etc. Who cares if it's "better" if it's wor
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by ehnto 8mo ago
I forget the name of the layout (the board is a Lily58), but my keyboard does away with the staggered key spacing and has keys aligned vertically with a subtle bowling. You're usually pressing keys with your pad, not the sides or tips,
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by ehnto 8mo ago
A split keyboard does a good job of enforcing stricter adherence to the home keys so you end up getting quite accurate at the special functions too since everything is within reach. I think extra thumb buttons on a non-split keyboard gets y
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by ehnto 8mo ago
I more or less agree specifically on the angle that no-code has existed, yet non-technical people still aren't executing on technical products. But I don't think vibe-coding is where we see this happening, it will be in chat inter
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by ehnto 8mo ago
It does make the lowest common denominator easier to reach though. By which I mean your local takeaway shop can have a professional looking website for next to nothing, where before they just wouldn't have had one at all. I think excep
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by ehnto 8mo ago
You get diminishing returns up there though, the cutest cat photo in the world would look remarkably similar to the next 2,000 photos of cats in the cutest cat photos leaderboard. I feel we should filter on diverse topics rather than best b
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Same, all projects get a .notes folder where plain text goes. Home directory gets a .notes folder also. It helps to have good command over text based search tools. There was an exception though, where text just didn't cut it, which was
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Indeed, I have a really dry and information dense way of speaking when working and it very quickly copies that. I can come across as abrupt and rude in text, which is pretty funny to have mirrored to you. This Claude guy is an asshole! (I a
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Oh I agree, I mean there was no solution to traffic in my comments. I do think some don't appreciate that it is not an anti-car stance to wish for less car dependant cities. You still get to have a car, and commuting by car should be e
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by ehnto 8mo ago
One aspect is already implemented, you open your webcame and it uses an AI tool to figure out if you are of age. This is obviously ineffective but I must admit it's a bit of a boon for privacy enthusiasts as you can pretty easily fake
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by ehnto 8mo ago
It has been a long decent. I blame advertising, because I doubt we would have put up with as much enshittification if the majority of our digital lives wasn't free, paid for by advertising, like it currently is.
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by ehnto 8mo ago
I understand perfectly, 20 years driving, I think people just don't like that the safe answer is to be slow. You will not fix others behaviour, so your options are be slow and generous, get out of the chaotic lanes (unless that's
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Slow down a bit to create another buffer. You can even do this before they have merged, as part of the bit where you allow them to safely merge. I think if you reflect a bit you'll find you are being the same kind of person as them, if
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by ehnto 8mo ago
Might depend on your location, but usually you are legally required to allow a merge. Which makes sense, the system stops working when two lanes that are required to merge, don't merge because people are being petty and entitled.
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by ehnto 9mo ago
Which is a metric that assumes a certain length of runway infront of you, not a taxiway.
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by ehnto 9mo ago
Without getting into the weeds, I don't think it would be commercially viable, but that doesn't seem to be a prerequisite for funding these days. I would also note that the ISS is a very expensive long term project, a greenfields
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by ehnto 9mo ago
We're about as close as we have ever been to a holo-deck with VR/AR right now, but it is notable that it is still a fringe technology. I think basically no one cares about space data centres except the rule of cool enthusiasts in
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by ehnto 9mo ago
I am surprised the space casino hasn't been done to be honest. Or some kind of space resort. I guess we are stepping across the stepping stones now, with private space flights, and private space fairing companies. Maybe it is just a ma
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by ehnto 9mo ago
It wouldn't be that far-fetched I suppose, if some large equipment manufacturer has been lobbying to get DIY and even smaller scale 3D printers and CNC banned, to force small businesses back into the Old World of large equipment sales.
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by ehnto 9mo ago
That is a fun thought experiment, as we wouldn't want to manufacture too far away from earth we may still be within the earth's atmosphere. I wonder what effect dumping greenhouse gases into the very upper levels of the atmosphere
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by ehnto 9mo ago
I somewhat disagree, because at the end of the day he still has to take responsibility for the fuckup and that will matter in terms of dollars and reputation. I think this is also why a lot of roles just won't speed up that much, the b
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by ehnto 9mo ago
For comparison, the Japanese high speed rail track inspection trains run three times every month. A lot more frequent. They run at full speed between regular train operations. I saw one of them running on my last trip, which is said to be g

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