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1mo ago
> Install > Copy/paste into your CLI prompt: > Install the i-have-adhd skill/plugin from https://github.com/ayghri/i-have-adhd , refer to the repo's AGENTS.md for instructions. This is a weird ev
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1mo ago
That's a blanket statement. People like AI when it's actually useful, like photo editing tools that can remove unwanted objects from the background. Or how in iOS 27 they added AI to the Shortcuts app so you can describe a shortcu
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1mo ago
LibreOffice breaks download records after Trump renames Lake Ontario to Lake America
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1mo ago
Is it that surprising that a bunch of old guys don't have the same energy and excitement as the new ambitious up-and-comers? George Lucas seemed pretty satisfied when filming the Star Wars prequels to plop himself down in a chair in a
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1mo ago
Great point, we shouldn't do jet engine testing either because obviously we need to put that smack dab in the middle of your local cul-de-sac and it can't be put anywhere else.
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1mo ago
I don't understand why it's being fought by left-leaning, many self-proclaimed communists that have been fighting for a world where we just hang out and make shitty art all day. Isn't AI the only way we get to that? Who is go
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1mo ago
I see that they themselves call it "AI narration" Are we calling TTS "AI" now?
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2mo ago
The offensive part to me is thinking we should all want to read something that you don't even think is worth writing.
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2mo ago
Maybe they wouldn't ignore your instructions if you didn't phrase everything as whimsical metaphors that only make sense to you
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2mo ago
I have to assume that's why they're pushing to get rid of physical discs, because they make way more money on digital sales.
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2mo ago
The example of Pages from the article has actually since been changed to do the same thing. Red "Delete" on the far left, then on the far right a gray/neutral "Cancel" button, and an orange (the app's primary c
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2mo ago
Headlines like this are tiring because they're always a vast simplification of an epidemic that has a much more complicated series of social and psychological causes than a simple "it turns ur brain off"
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2mo ago
They're putting poison in the sugar water!
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2mo ago
Is it slop if the product is working as intended? I don't use Bun, so I don't know if quality has degraded. But if it hasn't and they're shipping features users want faster than ever, I wouldn't call it slop. I don&
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2mo ago
"Developing APIs is the process of building future regret." - Chet Haase
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2mo ago
This whole article would be better with images attached for all the examples.
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2mo ago
I 100% agree, I want to see if the people who downvoted me can come up with some kind of bizarre reverse engineered reason for why they think it's important Americans know about every country on earth.
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2mo ago
You're giving way too much credit to the rest of the world if you think most people know stuff like that.
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2mo ago
Sounds to me like we'll all be using enterprise servers as home computers! Hell yeah!
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2mo ago
Earlier this year I finally bit the bullet and grabbed myself a 5080 for my gaming PC. I wanted to push things a bit more than my 3060ti allowed, and I figured it probably won't get any cheaper any time soon. The PS5/Xbox Series c
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2mo ago
I don't know if reverting features and then users being glad when they implement them again years later is great proof that people "like" Windows updates as a general statement
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2mo ago
Why are Americans in particular expected to know details about every country on Earth? Do you think Canadians know all these facts about Brazil? Do Indians? Or Swedes? It's only Americans that are smugly called ignorant for not knowing
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2mo ago
I'm 29 and when I was a kid, getting a family doctor used to be an easy task and if you needed to see your doctor you could get in that day. Now all the doctors are so overworked, they're fleeing to America where they can get paid
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2mo ago
I never figured out how the hell to write YAML and I definitely won't now that I trust the AI to do a better job than me. It's so unintuitive. Every time I've tried in the past, something as simple as making a value a list ha
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2mo ago
Pass the buck. There's no one to blame but yourself if you're self-hosting. "Yeah we're unable to offer services, but so is [X BIG CORP] and [Y BIG CORP]. It's an industry outage, nothing we can do!"
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2mo ago
> they’re not a real-time system I would argue they are. You can't cache a git repository and send people what it looked like a minute ago, because someone might have pushed 2 seconds ago.
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> according to Anthropic and Google, it doesn’t really impact the quality of responses. I find that a bit hard to believe, although those guys are much smarter than I. I would guess "it doesn't impact the quality of responses&q
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2mo ago
Opus 5 feels like dealing with an unstable person that I'm constantly having to wrangle from crashing out. The other day I asked for a fairly specific technical answer in Opus 5, it gave me like a 3 paragraph response with so much fluf
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> It's funny that they don't mention this at all in the marketing or tech specs when it's obviously the biggest selling point by far. Without this it would be completely irrelevant. Good catch! You're right to point t
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2mo ago
The iPhone came out almost 20 years ago, this is a very mature industry. I don't want my phone to be innovative anymore, I want it to be good and reliable. And Apple has remained so consistent on that, their 2 notable stumbles over the
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