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by illwrks 4mo ago
You need designers that have worked closely with engineers and have their head screwed on.
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by illwrks 5mo ago
Modern Tupperware party. 100% agree! That’s the best framing I’ve heard in a long time!
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by illwrks 5mo ago
It was a code editor that had Gemini integrated into it. I’ve been playing around with the new version, it can still do what I was using it for, but it does make me wonder if it will become a OpenClaw like tool.
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by illwrks 5mo ago
I have to wonder if helpful ads most likely refers to the type of add for the exact search result… So, for example if you search for Coca-Cola the first ad will be something Coke has paid Google for. That helps Google earn $ and helps Coke
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by illwrks 5mo ago
100%, have to use it for work though!
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by illwrks 5mo ago
I’ve been building a small ‘agent’ using copilot at work, partly a learning exercise as well as testing it in a small use case. My personal opinion is that AI and agents are being misrepresented… The amount of setup, guidance and testing th
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by illwrks 6mo ago
I wonder if that's why she had caught it so easily, not many people are visiting the UK for it's sunny climate.
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by illwrks 6mo ago
With a web based project, you'll need to know how to setup a server and all of that jazz too, I don't know if an agent can help you with this.
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by illwrks 6mo ago
I've been tinkering with some models and I'm currently progressing through a few personal projects with Gemma in Antigravity. I'm not an engineer, but I have a very good technical understanding, I'm competent enough to b
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by illwrks 6mo ago
Very nice. I had a quick look at the data source and I wonder if the more recent data is more sensitive/better quality since 2020? There's a clear trend of the oceans getting warmer but recently it seems like there's more and
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by illwrks 6mo ago
It does. I've been tinkering with Copilot Studio Agents and you can hit a 8k character limit quickly. By taking your instructions and asking Copilot to compress the information down, while ensuring they are still human readable, you ca
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by illwrks 6mo ago
LinkedIn is in a different category than your standard website or social site due to the amount of PII. I'm not saying it's right to scan your environment, but as someone with a LinkedIn account I would prefer they tried to protec
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by illwrks 6mo ago
You can guaranteed that this is a data protection and anti-scraping measure. I used to work with some recruiters and there are several third party recruiter tools that scrape linked in data to the third party sites database under the guise
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Anthropic launched in the UK recently (Feb I think) so I expect it’s as a consequence of that.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
This has to be a joke. April fool
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by illwrks 7mo ago
I’ve been saying the same thing to people I work with for the past few months. When everything is labelled as copilot it creates such confused ideas when someone says they have created something with copilot… or created a copilot agent. It
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Yes. Most people have close to zero understanding of tech, and are instead very heavily influenced by what they hear and see online, on social etc. They won’t think too deeply about the detail and therefore will make false assumptions.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Air model - ditsy and air headed, prone to exaggerate. Standard model - does enough of what you need, no bells and whistles, less of an airhead. Pro model - for professionals, serious and trustworthy
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Looks like the same article: https://www.reuters.com/technology/microsoft-weighs-legal-ac...
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Yes, computer in your pocket indeed! I think the Apple Neo shows just how powerful/capable the mobile chips are getting for computer use.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
I installed Termux on an old Android phone last week (running LineageOS), and then using Termux installed Ollama and a small model. It ran terribly, but it did run.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
He will still need a pipeline of work to keep himself and his team busy. Someone has to do that job, if clients are self selecting then it makes sense to automate it if possible.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
My Fitbit died two weeks ago. I had purchased it because I can set multiple silent alarms. I could replace the battery but then it’s likely that the watertight seal would be compromised. I’ve put on my analogue watch, learned to live with m
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by illwrks 7mo ago
I recently installed lineageOS on an old (2018) android phone. It's amazing how snappy it is, and makes a great standalone music player.
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by illwrks 7mo ago
It wasn't immediately obvious to me what you had written... so I had to Google it. Very clever statement :D (Matthew 19:24) "It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of Go
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by illwrks 7mo ago
Is that 97% really just the 80% of the full battery capacity?
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by illwrks 7mo ago
If you stop the video you can see the 8 screws on the bottom of the Neo. I'm hoping that means there's some level of repairability at least from a battery perspective. I'm looking forward to some teardowns when it's in p
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by illwrks 8mo ago
It’s starting to sound like the plot of The Prestige (2006 Christopher Nolan film)
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by illwrks 8mo ago
So no parts when they are eventually needed!
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by illwrks 8mo ago
I think a part of it is down to demographics with disposable income. Teenagers have a taste of freedom and some pocket money and the next gimmick films is a good way to spend it. It's the same as they mature into 20 somethings. In thei

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