icyberbullyu

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by icyberbullyu 2y ago
All this is going to do is destroy one of the last remaining ways of getting an unbiased review: word of mouth. It won't make people buy more {PRODUCT}, it will just make people suspicious of every recommendation they read. Maybe comp
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by icyberbullyu 2y ago
We switched my grandmother-in-law over to Linux last year and the amount of support calls I've had to do has dropped to 0. All she does is use chrome to check her email, and occasionally edit a document. A majority of the time she ph
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by icyberbullyu 2y ago
This is just an assumption that generally, computers are doing what they're supposed to. It doesn't mean that you can't challenge it with evidence. With the amount of evidence being submitted being increasingly digital, I&#
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by icyberbullyu 3y ago
Misanthropic narcissism, the article. I'm smarter than everyone la la la la. What's the solution? Just sit around and bask in how smart you are while the hoards of depth-grovellers endlessly toil away for nuggets of neoplasmid.
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by icyberbullyu 3y ago
Some people need to hear it. People who immigrate to the west almost always need to hear this. It's 11 bullet points, not War & Peace.
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by icyberbullyu 3y ago
I really have to disagree with the disparagement of vim/scp at the beginning. It's a bit slower to start if you begin with command-line tools, but the dividends payed out by learning the standard command-line utilities are huge.
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by icyberbullyu 3y ago
There's a difference between a company that overextends itself and fails to live up to its own promises, and the current explosion of LLMs. Are there some snake-oily VC pitches that over-promise what LLMs can do? For sure. The big di
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by icyberbullyu 3y ago
As someone who has been using search engines since the 90's, I've found that the "old-school" way of formatting your search almost like a database query has gotten significantly worse. It seems like search engines are g