fantasizr

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by fantasizr 9mo ago
younger folks may not realize how many of his strips were cut out of the newspaper and taped to fridges, cubicles, and office breakrooms.
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by fantasizr 9mo ago
they were never positioned as a unicorn, the question becomes can you be a small business/SMB in software/tech
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
the ai companies are presented as just 'existing', when in fact there is money being made it's just be routed to them.
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
prompting in my experience is boring and/or frustrating. Why anyone would want to do more of that without MASSIVE financial incentives is unthinkable. No composer or writer would ever want to prompt a "work".
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
I've come around on this one. you used to be the town idiot who was a flat earther, but thanks to the internet you're part of the community
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
I've loaded up omarchy and I'm really digging all the keyboard short cuts and window tiling.
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
not essentially private per se, but usenet groups and bbs had a natural vetting because it required some competency to even access it
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
rss and private forums are the soul of the internet. find your people
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
I took the good with the bad: the ai assisted coding tools are a multiplier, google ai overviews in search results are half baked (at best) and often just factually wrong. AI was put in the instagram search bar for no practical purpose etc
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
there was a funny joke that chatgpt removes the critical part of being a writer which is hours staring at a blank screen, then deleting everything you've done on a weekly basis.
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by fantasizr 10mo ago
I've wondered what vibe codings impact is to language development, whereas C vs LISP had their tradeoffs when deciding what to use. If everything is vibecoded (not saying it will be) everything probably normalizes to javascript
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by fantasizr 11mo ago
made a it holiday weekend project to install omarchy. It does what I need it to so far, web apps and basic dev stuff
103.
by fantasizr 1y ago
all content and websites will need 3rd party verification stamps like baseball cards gets, or non-gmo veggies, humanely raised meat, no animals harmed in the making of this movie
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by fantasizr 1y ago
reminds me of the animation of google's results page progressively becoming more and more "sponsored links"
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by fantasizr 1y ago
perhaps apocryphal but “A single lie discovered is enough to create doubt in every truth expressed.”. Why trust these tools for the hard things when we don't for the 'easy' ones.
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by fantasizr 1y ago
It's been going on for years https://x.com/tomgara/status/1587640766696140800?lang=en "It’s pretty simple: Google Meet (original) was previously Meet, which was the rebranded Hangouts Meet. Meet has been
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by fantasizr 1y ago
I could see that theater and live music (especially performed on acoustic instruments) become hyper popular because it'll be the only talent worth paying to see when everything else is 'cheaply' made.
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by fantasizr 1y ago
I always respected leaders who did this, preprogramming the dumb questions in a presentation for the benefit of the timid ones
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by fantasizr 1y ago
I learned the hard old fashioned way how to build a imagemagick/mogrify command. Having the ai tools assist saves a crazy amount of time.
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by fantasizr 1y ago
Netflix didn't steal from Blockbuster mailing you their pirated DVDs.
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by fantasizr 3y ago
It's one of the top python posts on S/O, every python developer finds their way to this discovery https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1132941/least-astonishme...
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by fantasizr 4y ago
We use alpine as well, very simple to add in for some simple reactive uis. Flask+Alpine seems to work well for us.