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by j45 5mo ago
The strange thing is the infant years seem tiring in a different and more tolerable way than when they are interactive and running all over the place. The babies being potatoes phase if visiting my life again would benefit from transferable
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by j45 5mo ago
Some villages absolutely help change diapers in 2026. It's not in the cards for everyone.
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Nothing gets easier in life, you just get better.
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by j45 5mo ago
Not always, Children always wanting an adult to run a circus for them also doesn't let them discover creativity through bordeom. ids who are of a similar age can be guided to have activities they enjoy playing togeter. Parentification
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by j45 5mo ago
The contents of webpages are largely the same. HTML code, CSS, Javascript, Images. In this case, they are static elements, which can even be cached locally to share more easily. If someone wants a massive build system to render a static HTM
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by j45 5mo ago
Thinks might have to start considering server side technologies a bit more if at least being mindful of build processes.
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by j45 5mo ago
Reddit users are definitely smartening up on many subreddits to the same kinds of engagement happening.
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by j45 5mo ago
I'm just not sure how this gives me control of my information, whether I want it sent or not to Google, and if they're retaining it for training or not. That last question I don't even want to ask because the first two doesn&
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by j45 5mo ago
It's not that crazy. It can take time to do and get right, and is time away from other things. Even if done for fun/learning, it can teach how the details of auth work to better appreciate and understand how other systems work an
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by j45 5mo ago
It might be. It’s already been possible for a very long time to do all these steps via api, using Cloudflare and/or other domain registrars. The manual steps you take is what you do, and the sequencing you learn is critical as it might
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by j45 5mo ago
I'm trying to think of other types of tooling that normal users can all use equally well, or in the best ways possible.
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by j45 5mo ago
Some call centers do train on the cultural and society side of the places they serve. Obviously not enough of them. Most are used to under-bidding and being stretched to take the lowest possible price.
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by j45 5mo ago
This will also let the telco further train agents to handle calls without the humans once enough scenarios are in place. Still, they could just give the employees training to learn additional accents. The English accents around the world we
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by j45 5mo ago
Sounds like some efficiency gains will still arrive.
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by j45 5mo ago
It’s a human articulation problem. When it receives a generic vague input it is free to interpret according to how its corpus fires like any human interaction. How to articulate better is like writing a sentence that will stand the test of
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by j45 5mo ago
People should do what has always been needed, rather than focus on how hard it is to build something, or easy, find what is needed, what right is, what good is, what quality is that actually solves problems and do those things.
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by j45 5mo ago
Underrated comment. So many applications of LLMs have even to start with deterministic brain when using a non-deterministic llm and then wonder why it’s not working.
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by j45 5mo ago
Pretty high chance isn’t what the intent or impression the end user often has.
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by j45 5mo ago
100%. Obscurity alone isn't security. Security that includes obscurity in it's architecture is relevant.
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by j45 6mo ago
They were never really gone, just maybe introduced to a new audience a little more lately which is great.
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by j45 6mo ago
Having implemented more than a few applicant tracking systems, too many are so anchored in the past, that they would probably try to boil the ocean at once by letting AI loose on it, leaving an ability for ai resumes to ai applicant trackin
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by j45 6mo ago
Investors can try to subsidize while the cost of delivery, evolution, and efficiency improves, while at the same time completing market capture.
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by j45 6mo ago
Does this mean AGI has been reached according to their mutually agreeable definition?
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by j45 6mo ago
Wording can go a long way - calling it early access, and saying invitations will allow you to invite your friends as the platform opens up can paint a similar picture in a different way.
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by j45 6mo ago
It doesn’t have to be for everyone. Lots of people use both operating systems, or stretched from one to the other. Socrates is about choice, just because I might not see the understanding in something doesn’t mean there isn’t any understand
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by j45 6mo ago
One thing you can't really rule out American ingenuity is deciding to do something. What America did with developing Shale Oil to become viable, so quickly is one example.
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by j45 6mo ago
This is odd. When things like this surface, I try to see how I focused on the gap leading up to it, and trying to fix it, and hope I am not focusing on the gap and questioning can draw attention to it and reinforcing it. This means more at
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by j45 6mo ago
A discussion about enshittification might enjoy a late 2025 book about enshittification. https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/222376640-enshittific...
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by j45 6mo ago
There exists a sweet spot between docker swarm and docker, not quite portainer, but a bit more. The tools in this space can really help get a few containers in dev/staging/production much more manageable.
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by j45 6mo ago
Whom tech benefits is worth keeping in mind. Tech for improvement for customers vs tech for moats/enshittification, especially when imposed by one side on the other. The latter is never very good.

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