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by eloisius 4mo ago
That in Taiwan 30-35C weather with high humidity is the norm during summer.
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by eloisius 4mo ago
A lot of it is acclimatization. In Taipei this morning, at 9:30 it’s already 31C and 73% humidity, forecasted to hit 37C by noon. My first year living here this was unbearable, but now it’s tolerable. It’s just summer, not a spurious heat w
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by eloisius 4mo ago
That's probably true, but to be clear, I'm not communicating my own values here. I'm trying to understand your rationale. >This recruiter didn't deserve my authentic voice or my personal toil Yet they deserve inauthen
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by eloisius 4mo ago
What was the value-add of AI here? Some modicum of undeserved politeness instead of the curt bullet points you prompted with? Or an intentional “fuck you” by sending something sloppy with AI tells?
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by eloisius 4mo ago
Remote controlled by people in faraway LCOL places where they may not understand or be trained on Western disability norms, but are certainly incentivized by how many deliveries they complete.
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by eloisius 4mo ago
It might work very much the same. Discourage a cohort of CS grads into following another career path. Give businesses enough time to fully commit to “agentic workflows” such that they don’t have the expertise for in-house engineering anymor
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by eloisius 4mo ago
What happens if it gets manipulated into npm installing a malicious package, which compromises your machine and any systems it has access to or becomes part of a botnet?
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by eloisius 4mo ago
None of these regions have homogeneous conditions that mean anyone needs to be replacing fleeing locals to explain these stats. Millions of migrant workers are in the Gulf, and many of them come from the Philippines. Millions of people have
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by eloisius 4mo ago
Yes, where would I be without the _RelationshipBackPopulatesArgument type of sqlalchemy.orm.relationship(argument: _RelationshipArgumentType[Any] | None = None, secondary: _RelationshipSecondaryArgument | None = None, *, uselist:
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by eloisius 4mo ago
This is the essence of the Situationists’ Spectacle.
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by eloisius 5mo ago
“Companies that use AI well will replace the ones that don’t” I’d type that in alternating caps but I’m on mobile.
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by eloisius 5mo ago
>If human life was inherently valuable then the concept of poverty wouldn't exist This only proves that injustice exists. Surprise: injustice still exists. I'm hoping that you're still young and primarily motivated by surv
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by eloisius 5mo ago
Say the line, Bart!
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by eloisius 5mo ago
It may be useful outside the current tech rat race. One possibility is that a decade of openly user-hostile business decisions will reach their logical conclusion even faster, and those that haven’t fried our brains with CC may be in a posi
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by eloisius 5mo ago
No
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by eloisius 5mo ago
SD cards have gone through the roof. I'm anxiously awaiting them to reach a point that it justifies me shooting film that costs $12 per role.
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by eloisius 5mo ago
This is sort of what Scuttlebutt did. You receive and distribute posts by anyone you follow, creating a decentralized network, not just a federated one. I enjoyed checking it out briefly a few years ago, but there really wasn’t that much to
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by eloisius 5mo ago
I think the commit timestamp is just passed through from timestamps in the git repo, not the time at which the commits were pushed to the server. You can probably set your system time to the future, make some commits and push them.
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by eloisius 5mo ago
It’s really not hard to think of examples. Copywriter with an English degree from a state university who used to write boring blog articles for the local vet office. They aren’t really needed anymore to write the yearly article about ticks
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Rise of the AI Soldiers(time.com)
2 points by eloisius 5mo ago|0 comments
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by eloisius 5mo ago
I think it’s related to the same kind of psychology responsible for road rage. When we use a tool enough, we start to perceive it as an extension of ourselves, for better or worse. I think people that use AI to do all their writing or revis
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by eloisius 6mo ago
You can ban a domain from search results with Kagi
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by eloisius 6mo ago
> Discrepancies between hover and focus handling are a horrible new thing I’m starting to see more in recent interfaces I feel like I started registering this same thing around the time JS developers started rebuilding every manner of fo
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by eloisius 6mo ago
It doesn’t contain any information at all about the structure of the JSON output. Is this a greenfield endpoint and anything will work is does it need to conform to an existing API? What about response codes for different failure modes? Wha
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by eloisius 6mo ago
To continue your analogy, I had to pay for Windows before I was allowed to create something with it, or acquire a license for under terms they set forth. If AI companies stopped at the public domain, then my argument wouldn't really ho
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by eloisius 6mo ago
> What makes you think you are entitled to tell people what they can and cant do with data they purchased Hundreds of years of copyright law. I bought a copy of Windows, but I’m not allowed to modify that data with a cracker and sell a b
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by eloisius 6mo ago
I find it grating that so many AI boosters try to frame pushing back against the AI industry as a sudden about-face for everyone that spent the last 20 years pushing back against the copyright industry. I’m also in favor of decriminalizing
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by eloisius 6mo ago
See Windows 11
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The Rise of Emotional Surveillance(theatlantic.com)
13 points by eloisius 6mo ago|5 comments
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by eloisius 6mo ago
Location: Taiwan Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No, but will travel Technologies: Python, Torch/PyTorch, COLMAP, OpenCV Résumé/CV: https://zacstewart.com/resume.pdf Email: work at zacstewart dot com LinkedIn: h

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