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by fmbb 1y ago
The Dunning-Kruger effect absolutely also leads to people releasing libraries they should not have and which nobody should use.
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by fmbb 1y ago
> You can only sideload for free if you are willing to reinstall every X days. Does this mean you lose data, or is data retained when reinstalling?
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by fmbb 1y ago
How is that comparable? I write we have only sold our labor for a couple of hundred years. We had civilization for many thousands of years before. Dinosaurs did not live before they lived. And they did not die because their mode of producti
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by fmbb 1y ago
We have only been selling our labor for a couple of hundred years. Humanity has been around for hundreds of thousands of years. We will manage. Hey, we can always eat the rich!
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by fmbb 1y ago
All LLMs have seen more words than any human will ever experience. Yet they cannot take action themselves.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Not all European countries. We phased the title and surname addressing out during the 70s here in Sweden: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Du-reformen Personally I get annoyed only if a sales person addresses me by first
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by fmbb 1y ago
Quick questions don’t always have quick answers. Moneywise, the US does have the good old Exorbitant Privilege to lean on.
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by fmbb 1y ago
You could have two lookup tables.
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by fmbb 1y ago
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2024/06/zoom-...
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by fmbb 1y ago
Web developers building web apps for web browsers typically do not test cross browser compatibility. They build in Chrome and test with Chrome and then the test of the week they whine about Firefox and Safari.
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by fmbb 1y ago
That does not answer the question. The question is not if Electron feels better for developers because it renders consistently. The question is if that matters. Is it a big issue? Does any user actually care?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Mid 1800s computing classic. > On two occasions I have been asked, — "Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures, will the right answers come out?" In one case a member of the Upper, and in the other a member
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by fmbb 1y ago
What you describe sounds like it will make any explicit log out action users do on any device turn into a ”log me out from all devices” action, which was probably not at all the user’s intent unless that is the only explicit option you give
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by fmbb 1y ago
Gmail makes it easier for top posters because it shows you the email threads. Outlook did not use to make it easy to follow threads at all.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Awesome. There is a lot of discussion around coding agents but I don’t find a lot of real world examples. This will be interesting to look at, thanks for sharing!
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by fmbb 1y ago
Can you share your source?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Can you explain which parts you think are bad and why?
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by fmbb 1y ago
It came to that strategy because it knows from hundreds of years of fiction and millions of forum threads it has been trained on that that is what you do.
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by fmbb 1y ago
The ”core logic” of a program is what output it yields for a given input. If you find a bug, you find it because you discover that a given input does not lead to the expected output. You have to find all those ifs in your code because one
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by fmbb 1y ago
Some people just want the wrong answer.
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by fmbb 1y ago
In the year 287390 (285420.9 years after 1970) according to my calculations using DuckDuckGo’s calculator. If you ask ChatGPT it’s: = 285,616 years after 1970 = Year 285,616
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by fmbb 1y ago
Far too many programmers forget that time passes.
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by fmbb 1y ago
I thought the point of the large language model version of AI was that they can understand human communication. MCP seems like we have given up on making the models good or smart. We are bending over backwards to make the internet easier to
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by fmbb 1y ago
Are the requirements still there for e.g. the EU storefront?
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by fmbb 1y ago
No, the whole point is you are helping machine learning training. Doing work for free.
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by fmbb 1y ago
Can’t you just fork the chain?
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by fmbb 1y ago
Have you met a 16-year old?
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by fmbb 1y ago
How fast are they compared to human players?
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by fmbb 1y ago
There are roughly zero apps out there that would ”deeply suffer” from having to use freely available and/or system supported fonts.
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by fmbb 1y ago
The thing that is standing in their way is probably that nobody is willing to pay for this what it costs to run.

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