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by frereubu 4mo ago
> Who do you want to abuse your private data then? Some administration closer to home? This is a very bad-faith question. If you want people to take you seriously, at least give them the respect of trying to argue with a strong, good-fai
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by frereubu 4mo ago
But if the cases where AI use is a net positive are one in a million in medical situations? The argument is surely about the ratio, which many people here are arguing (from anecdote, would be interested to see a real study) is not in its fa
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by frereubu 4mo ago
Slightly OT Nitpick: in regard to experts and Wikipedia, when doing a neuroscience-adjacent MSc, experts in the field actually directed me to Wikipedia as an excellent source for high-level neuroanatomy, including recent research, so I&#x27
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by frereubu 4mo ago
That's an extreme edge case, which I don't think is in the context of the concerns in this thread.
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I've tried on MacOS and can't seem to figure out how to do it. I seem to be able to on certain apps, but there isn't a global kill switch, which is what I want.
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I would really like to be able to entirely disable spell checking. I know it's a very niche desire, but I'm happy to live with my mistakes, and there are regularly bits of slang, technical terms, acronyms etc that I have to get it
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by frereubu 4mo ago
Thanks, will look into this.
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Ian Fleming Explains How to Write a Thriller(lithub.com)
3 points by frereubu 4mo ago|0 comments
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I have no idea of the kind of investment this would take in terms of time and money, but is it beyond the realms of possibility to run code submitted to GitHub through a basic filter? Genuine question - I have no experience of systems at th
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I think this is true in technical terms, but I have not seen a compelling description of what that looks like without it sounding like a real pain to manage. Does anyone have a description of something manageable?
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by frereubu 4mo ago
Would love a version of this on HN.
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by frereubu 4mo ago
https://archive.is/l4X2V
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Fear about young adults' maturity is just a way of trying to control them (2023)(newstatesman.com)
4 points by frereubu 4mo ago|1 comments
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by frereubu 4mo ago
This is great. One little bit of UI feedback: the green map clusters when zoomed in quite a bit aren't very obvious on green backgrounds - they merge into the background features a bit (e.g. in the very west of Scotland).
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I think you're picking the wrong example. If I had some sticks, a bit of mud and a few leaves, whether or not I had Claude wouldn't make a difference to my ability to make a nuclear weapon. There are probably better examples of wa
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by frereubu 4mo ago
But there is an announcement, called "The Future of Email", which is a clickbait title that would be much better titled with the last header of the last paragraph: "Email is not going anywhere".
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by frereubu 4mo ago
Looking at the comment thread you linked, this kinda looks like harassment by you rather than anything "confirmed". You seem to have an unhealthy fixation on this user, who may just be a Claude enthusiast rather than a shill as su
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by frereubu 4mo ago
We have a UK client in the healthcare industry who registered the domain clientname.healthcare, and they rapidly found that the NHS imposed regexes which rejected name@clientname.healthcare emails. Aside from regexes though, I also think th
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I'm not as sure as you about the result, but I do agree that the campaigning would be absolutely awful to go through, and would reopen a lot of really deep wounds on all sides. It's all very well saying you'd like to rejoin w
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by frereubu 4mo ago
They mean an attempt like this, but one that they manage to keep quiet and out of the press.
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by frereubu 4mo ago
(To be clear, the "I" in the title is not me, the submitter - it's the title of the Reddit post).
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I built a ceiling projection mapping of the planes flying over my house(old.reddit.com)
229 points by frereubu 4mo ago|32 comments
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by frereubu 4mo ago
I find myself using the web UI because it's much faster than MacOS Mail, which often gets a bit stuck when downloading new emails via IMAP. I'd prefer to use a native app, but it happened without me thinking - I just ended up goin
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by frereubu 5mo ago
If the NYT is the same as British newspapers, the person who wrote the article doesn't write the headline. It happens here too, and its really annoying because often the article has a much more nuanced picture than the headline would h
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by frereubu 5mo ago
For people saying it's not working in any browser - do you have some kind of reduced motion preference setting turned on? I can imagine that would have an effect on something like this and it's definitely working in Chrome for me.
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by frereubu 5mo ago
There's me scrolling up and down and thinking "hey, it's not working!" But it's behind a flag on Firefox: https://caniuse.com/?search=view-timeline-name
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by frereubu 5mo ago
The text on your site is cut off on both left and right on my iPhone 13 mini, and I can't zoom, so it's unreadable.
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by frereubu 5mo ago
I'm sure this is quite a personal thing. I much prefer being in-person for that kind of interaction, and I don't think it's about efficiency as such, I just prefer being around people despite not being an extrovert - hybrid
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by frereubu 5mo ago
OK, let me put it another way. Do you think Kipchoge would have broken two hours if he'd been wearing trainers with technology from five years ago?
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by frereubu 5mo ago
I'm sort of in general agreement with you about healthy running practices, but I don't think endurance running - just running for long distances with no eye on time - is a good comparison with performance running - where timing is

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