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by fragmede 2mo ago
Because the traffic isn't known to you but it is to Google. I could take two routes, one is faster depending on circumstances, and Google knows those circumstances.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I can't imagine being so guileless that I'd create a account just to be shitty to people.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
What would you call it?
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by fragmede 2mo ago
It takes energy to generate the LLM response. If you read the already generated response instead of generating your own, we burn less coal.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
> you can't exactly bring in GPT into a meeting They totally gotta be doing that at OpenAI. Meeting invitees: You, co-workers, GPT 5.6.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
usecase is I have a Mac laptop and a windows laptop because I need to support both platforms.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
> the guard over the missile launch switch That's called a molly guard, but also a Debian package that asks you before you run shutdown if you're on the server you intended to shut down.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
The nursing staff to give the patient aspirin costs a lot more than someone stocking boxes on shelves.
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San Francisco Street Artists vs. AI Startup Ads(docpop.org)
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by fragmede 2mo ago
No, the great thing about America is the illusion of choice. A or B? You get to decide! But the joke's on us because A and B are both owned by the same parent corporation, so either way, you're losing. In the case of HOAs and hous
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Yeah. It makes sense when you're standing right next to it, but you take a step back and go "that doesn't look right". GitHub actions is the faster horse instead of a car.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
With Apple intelligence turned on, when I take a screenshot on my iPhone, it wants me to do this search that goes to temu, instead of the text selection that it used to do. So I turned it off, but I have to turn it back on to have auto tran
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by fragmede 2mo ago
If you're saying it's easy, just be as good as Picasso, imma be real with you and say I'm not as good as Picasso.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
That's a very funny way of looking at the world.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Fundamentally, there's incoming requests, an application server, and a database. The devil is in the nature of those requests, and how do you process those requests and stick them in the database. And then serve them back out again. Di
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I mean, we were making progress with measles but then RFK happened.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
The dataset is valuable on its own without the model.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
During your extended lifetime, wouldn't you like to be able to have a boner, though?
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by fragmede 2mo ago
That's old economy thinking. If you have shit tons of data about the behavior of large groups of people, someone will pay you for it. HFT firms paying for satellite pictures of shopping mall parking lots in order to get an advantage ov
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Making websites is now much easier. I don't know how many normal people in your life need websites, but small business owners I know are able to use Claude to build their website for much cheaper than it used to be. Instead of paying S
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by fragmede 2mo ago
People are working on this, but why would they share it with anyone for less than a billion dollars?
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by fragmede 2mo ago
And make jobs. If sama and Dario said they have plans to invest in whatever research they want to do with their money, creating jobs, people can train up for that and anticipate the future instead of it being this looming scary thing.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
No it's not. You don't have to like them, but malware is "any program or file built to damage, disrupt, or secretly gain access to a computer, phone, or network". Cloudflare is many things, some good, some bad, but they
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by fragmede 2mo ago
There's still a naive expectation that the proxy isn't going to inject invisible content on your site that hits when you realize you were being naive.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
The government inefficiency is in doing the small pilot program and using those costs as per filing costs. Of course it's going to cost more if you only do a handful of them. The first iPhone cost a hojillion dollars to make, but Apple
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by fragmede 2mo ago
"The death of one man is a tragedy, the death of millions is a statistic." is usually misattributed to Stalin, but it says that's not a new phenomenon. Now that you've said it out loud, how does that make you feel? It do
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Course not. Everyone cool moved over to Luma because Partiful got those Palantir vibes.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
That might be a local thing, Hong Kong being a British colony means there's plenty of people in the UK for whom Asian means Chinese.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
I mean, it is. We give it a different name and highly control it, but if you're getting end of life treatment for cancer or whatever, they give you powerful pain relievers in the hospital, under tight control.
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by fragmede 2mo ago
Is there McAfee for Mac? There's no real difference. You're trusting someone not to root your shit. Whether it's via curl, dmg, or apt, we have no idea who anybody really is, so it's all on an assumption that people aren

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