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Heap. – native desktop Kanban, calendar, and docs for engineers
(github.com)
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eloisius
3mo ago
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eloisius
3mo ago
Apartment hunting is an unpleasant chore I haven’t had to do since 2022. It hadn’t even occurred to me that AI slop would be the norm. I really have lived to see man-made horrors beyond my comprehension.
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eloisius
3mo ago
I’m just collecting training data for my AI.
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eloisius
3mo ago
There’s no way this would work, or work more reliably, than the translator apps we have on phones. In order for this Babelfish sci-fi interface to work, the other party has to be aware and pause their speech for the translation. If they can
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eloisius
3mo ago
That only worked in first-gen dating sites where you browsed profiles. I think this strategy was called "spearfishing" where you make your profile as polarizing and authentic as possible, because it would cut out all the people yo
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eloisius
3mo ago
I think his usage of spectacle here is the "spectate" kind, not the hullabaloo kind. Spectacles are created to be consumed from the sidelines as a spectator, rather than directly participated in. Being involved, not a spectator, i
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eloisius
3mo ago
$50/year and Fastmail will let you alias anything@yourdomain.com to your inbox. I use a different email for every company or website I interact with, so I know who spams me.
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3mo ago
Man. If I had this kind of mandate I could really burn some tokens. Review each new PR and extract 100 topics to debate related to it. Spin up 1000 sub agents, each with a different personality profile system prompt, to debate each point un
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3mo ago
Agree with your assessment of guardrails. They barely work on the best days. We need to flip the idea of “agent” on its head. The agent here is an agent of the user interfacing with GitHub. Not an agent of GitHub interfacing with the user.
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eloisius
3mo ago
Location: Taipei, Taiwan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Maybe, but definitely willing to travel Technologies: Python, Torch/PyTorch, COLMAP, OpenCV, C++, Qt Résumé/CV: https://zacstewart.com/resume.pdf Email: wo
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3mo ago
I make no claim to be smart and calling a high school diploma an education is a stretch. That said, human sex overwhelmingly clusters around two categories, albeit with some intersex outliers. Additionally, Bimodal sex has endured for as lo
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eloisius
3mo ago
How many races are there? How do you draw boundaries between people who exist on a spectrum of genetic variability? What race are Kazakhs?
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3mo ago
It's true. Magazines sales are dead. Product photography is probably toast (I'm seeing companies test what they can get away with using AI generated images of their food/products right now). Sports? I don't even follow i
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4mo ago
Of course I don't know either way. However, I feel like it's going to be different, but maybe not apocalyptic. The market I am building for is photographers, and from what I can gather (and know first hand as a customer) is that t
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4mo ago
If you have runway, it’s a good time to start your own thing or join someone who is. Personally, I cannot force myself to wade through slop PRs from careless coworkers. If that’s the job now, I’d rather run a hotdog stand or something. Luck
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Google commercial imagines Declaration of Independence written with help from AI
(techcrunch.com)
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eloisius
4mo ago
I know from reflecting on my own beliefs now compared with 10-15 years past that one's beliefs can change, and I don't want to be so cynical as to say that these fanboys don't actually believe what they are saying and only wa
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4mo ago
I think Anthropic will argue whatever argument is likely to protect their interests. I don’t expect anything consistent or moral from them. My quibble is with all the Anthropic fanboys who repeat this crap.
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4mo ago
Just like these distillers can learn from Claude’s output. Fair use is fair use.
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4mo ago
The hypocrisy of the pro-AI mega corp arguments makes my head spin. For three years they’ve been using the example of a human reading books and then outputting creative works influenced by them as analogy for training AI on copyrighted work
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4mo ago
They didn’t measure sawdust accumulation. They measured the electricity bill.
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4mo ago
I have also gotten spammed by a YC startup, but they spammed an email that I use in git commits, and lead with "I saw your fork of $POPULAR_PROJECT, pretty cool!" or something like that and then continued to pester me with their d
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4mo ago
Sounds like you need to get a couple goats
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I won’t go too far into the weeds, because I’m not an internet lawyer, and I basically agree with you, but I do believe there are access restriction laws that are not only limited to copyright violation. People have gone to prison for enume
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4mo ago
This is a conundrum to me. I was a pretty bookwormish youngster and read a lot of classics. Often I had to push myself through works like Crime and Punishment but I felt like it was good for me. I’m glad I exercised the muscle of reading, b
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4mo ago
Indeed! It’s so hard to find reasonable takes on AI that aren’t littered with accounts created 11 days ago that only post in threads related to Anthropic for some reason
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4mo ago
That sounds like it would actually be fraud.
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4mo ago
With you, but I suppose they could have a case for circumventing access restrictions under the DMCA aka leet hacking.
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4mo ago
Over the air TV also isn’t public domain. It’s licensed to a station for broadcast. The output of an LLM has been deemed ineligible for copyright. Until you square that pickle your circle isn’t circling.
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4mo ago
It would be cool if they took the approach Flickr does to groups. You can submit your photo to groups (a kind of curated collage, usually with a certain theme or aesthetic). But the admin can have certain rules, like the photo can only be s
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