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by hooverd 1y ago
Nope, but we've replaced everyone's hammer with a nailgun.
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by hooverd 1y ago
I also see people complain that Firefox doesn't the feature you don't like, or they're focusing on the wrong different features. They can't win.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Just like Android is open source!
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by hooverd 1y ago
I think it's a problem in that each 1% of slop here and there massive compounds overall.
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by hooverd 1y ago
so software will get even worse because nobody understands anything about how computers work?
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by hooverd 1y ago
It was a good comment!
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by hooverd 1y ago
It's very jarring when you see it nowadays, and rather unfortunate for people who have that style of writing.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Did you use ChatGPT/an LLM for this comment or do you just write Like That?
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by hooverd 1y ago
for all the lip service capitalists give to the free market, they hate it. their revealed preference is for a monopoly.
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by hooverd 1y ago
I should stop paying for Spotify. I'd like my artists to get paid.
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by hooverd 1y ago
sometimes you can clearly see the slope being greased
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by hooverd 1y ago
The Maui onion pretzels were worth it.
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by hooverd 1y ago
They should put an upper WPM on competitive debate, like F1 does with certain car parts.
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by hooverd 1y ago
> There was a recent incident where Microsoft somehow allegedly blocked a mailbox of a sanctioned individual. Any organization highly depending on MS products that might come into the crosshair should ask - can this happen to me? What wo
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by hooverd 1y ago
If you're not listening to summaries of different audiobooks at 2x speed in each ear you're not contentmaxing.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Yea, it would be bad practice to nuke an IP just because it was implicated in a botnet.
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by hooverd 1y ago
SW seems to be steadily removing everything that differentiated them as a carrier. There's no reason to choose them other than pure price for a route now.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Thanks to CGNAT you, obviously an upstanding digital citizen, will also have to pay for your neighbor purchasing an IoT toaster.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Maybe, but it's zero sum to the people with money. We saw wage growth in the lowest end during the Biden admin and it drove the bosses insane.
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by hooverd 1y ago
This is amazing news. It'll make some people very mad though, but hell yeah.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Watching normal people use LLMs is like watching them wonder into the Zone in Roadside Picnic. People aren't just doing therapy poorly, they're giving themselves psychotic breaks.
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by hooverd 1y ago
huh, the whole point of this AI is to replace said jobs though.
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by hooverd 1y ago
who gets the spoils?
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by hooverd 1y ago
The moat is that juniors, never having worked without these tools, provide revenue to AI middlemen. Ideally they're blasting their focus to hell on short form video and stimulants, and are mentally unable to do the job without them.
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by hooverd 1y ago
Sounds like a way to blast your focus into a thousand pieces
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by hooverd 1y ago
Is anybody doing cool hybrid interfaces? I don't actually want to do everything in conversational English, believe it or not.
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by hooverd 1y ago
It's friction. It's easier to become addicted to gambling if you can gamble from your phone vs having to go to a casino or a bookie. It's easier to become addicted to drugs or alcohol if you're awash in drugs or alcohol.
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by hooverd 1y ago
so much for those birth rates
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by hooverd 1y ago
seems like wignat militia prepper shit but for people who sell b2b saas
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by hooverd 1y ago
Well, they seem concerned about "gay race communism" and want an "urban Reconquista" maybe just garden variety wignats?

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