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6mo ago
And your paragraph had a much bigger impact on the reader. Your paragraph reads like an experienced senior developer teaching you to not screw things up, while the AI generated bullet points sound like generic ToS that everyone ignores.
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6mo ago
Sorry, but I can't find "My Brain" anymore. Any alternatives?
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6mo ago
But it's just so unnecessary. Everyone has always expected Notepad to be a simple utility as it has always been, why does it need optional AI features? It just feels like bloat.
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6mo ago
A cool website that can be gamified like Wikipedia! You can do things like racing to find the among us character ඞ :)
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6mo ago
What a classic!
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6mo ago
What a wonderful website! Instant save. This is the type of stuff that reminds people that life is more than just work.
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6mo ago
Nowadays, pretty well a lot of times means really well, maybe even better than on Windows. See Windows games running faster on Linux through Wine.
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6mo ago
This permanent struggle is so tiresome. Makes me feel powerless and depressed.
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6mo ago
Microsoft offers ease of integration, in exchange for your company to be locked in forever in their domain.
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6mo ago
Yep. Permissive licenses, "open source", it's all just free work for the worst corporations you can think.
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6mo ago
Writers really should remember to write acronyms by their full name at least once at the beginning of an article.
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7mo ago
The criminal was inside a hospital, so police HAD to explode the entire hospital. At least the criminal is dead!
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7mo ago
Ah, that was a nice post. Thanks.
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7mo ago
The point of the article is that that was his way to do it. To show that it is possible to save money with AI rewrites.
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7mo ago
What a terrible, terrible name.
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7mo ago
Yes, it is a sign of the widening wealth disparity. It's hard to stay moderate when your identity, security and existence is increasingly being threatened.
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7mo ago
Have you tried putting your digital photos through a film simulation software such as Dehancer?
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7mo ago
I agree that most users won't be able to follow Winapps' guide, but "The entire point of an operating system is to make computers usable without knowing how they work" is just false. That is the point of an OS for comput
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7mo ago
I'm incredibly skeptical of sub agents and those types of skills. Isn't that basically just "Claude, make me a company, no mistakes and no hallucinations"? It's always the same base model, what is even the point of
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7mo ago
I think AI will help with some of this. We already have an 18-year-old building a Lightroom replacement with Gemini (RapidRAW). We just need to get past the phase of everyone abusing AI and spreading crap all over the place.
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7mo ago
Most of corporate security nowadays involves "endpoint security solutions" installed on all devices, servers and VMs, piping everything into an AI-powered dashboard so we can move fast and break everything.
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7mo ago
What if we just rebuild everything from scratch with AI? No more supply chain attacks!
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7mo ago
Over the last decade or so I've tried to switch to Linux a bunch of times. This will probably be my final attempt. Almost everything is already working on Linux, I can play all the games I like, there are good open source or free propr
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7mo ago
Oh my god. EDIT: oh it's play money, good website
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7mo ago
To be honest, while it's great that it uses Kagi as its search engine and that improves the results, I find myself more and more using Claude and Gemini over Assistant while still using Kagi as my main manual search engine. They should
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7mo ago
Brazil uses fully electronic voting and it works great.
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1y ago
Kagi has an optional integrated search AI which you can activate by adding a question mark at the end of your query.
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2y ago
Sometimes it can be like "our file sizes are larger, but look at this big list of cool features".
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2y ago
All work is pretty much already done by uBlock Origin Lite and AdGuard MV3. Manifest v3 fucking sucks, and people will probably need to go to system-wide ad blocking such as AdGuard to block ads using all the filters, as v3 limits the numbe
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2y ago
Google is so unusable right now that I couldn't care less. I just started paying for Kagi and it's excellent. I forgot how it's possible for a search engine to just find the information I want without blasting my eyes with co
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