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by jachee 1y ago
Updated archive: https://archive.ph/UxKGi
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by jachee 1y ago
> There's also a professional divide between "journalists" and "bloggers" [0]. There doesn't have to be. No reason to gatekeep it. Anyone doing investigative work, and publishing their findings in a structur
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by jachee 1y ago
I believe that’s under: Settings > Personalization > Custom Instructions
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by jachee 1y ago
I like to add in “You can safely assume that I’m not stupid, so don’t over-explain things. If I have questions I need answered, I’ll ask them.”
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by jachee 1y ago
It’s literally the reference I was making. :)
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by jachee 1y ago
I moved to Juneau mostly via USPS. It was fairly inexpensive. It helped a bit that my apartment was directly above the Auke Bay PO.
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by jachee 1y ago
<notes_emoji> Let’s go back to a website!
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by jachee 1y ago
Not as much since Elon’s bribery lost in Wisconsin. Even the SSA is denying that rumor: https://www.snopes.com/news/2025/04/15/ssa-using-x-communica...
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by jachee 1y ago
Yes. And a vanilla soy latte is a three bean soup.
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by jachee 1y ago
> Not because they made a mistake Except they did make a mistake: trusting their Simulated Intelligence (I’m done calling it “AI”.) with their customers’ trust.
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by jachee 2y ago
> … that they don' even paint for you Of course. That way they can sell you the official paints. Fortunately, it seems they’ve dropped that you’re required to use the official paints if you want to enter a sanctioned tournament.
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by jachee 2y ago
I’m 95% sure that was a tongue-in-cheek statement.
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by jachee 2y ago
Must be nice. Only the favored majority have the privilege of deciding not to talk about politics.
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by jachee 2y ago
> Being the devil's advocate Honestly, just don’t. The world doesn’t really need hypothetical antagonism anymore.
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by jachee 2y ago
Same. I’ve had a career that has gone from working on Novell > Windows > Cisco > Linux > VMWare > AWS > Kubernetes > Terraform > … whatever’s next. Moving out’s the way to move up.
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by jachee 2y ago
The frequency with which Wikipedia links hit the front page sorta bucks this idea.
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by jachee 2y ago
Colored pencils don’t move themselves around the paper, and they’re not full of uncompensated training based on untold numbers of other artists’ work. They require full agency and imposition of your will. That’s why you get credit. A photoc
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by jachee 2y ago
She’s directing the orchestra. It’s semantically different than prompting. It’s not like the conductor just says “okay, play Canon in D” and calls it quits. She actively participates in the performance and creation of the end work. And di
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by jachee 2y ago
Pretty sure Adobe is doing exactly this.
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by jachee 2y ago
If I prompt you to draw me a bird, I can’t claim copyright on the bird you draw. (At least not with a contract of some sort, of which you are party.)
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by jachee 2y ago
Amazon wasn’t a service. It was a retailer. And I can’t 100.0% guarantee that I won’t get a counterfeit if I order today, so I don’t consider that an improvement, overall.
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by jachee 2y ago
No service has ever, ever, ever actually improved after its company went public.
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by jachee 2y ago
If the military upholds their oath to the Constitution, we should never have a dictatorship.
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by jachee 2y ago
By your logic the “passive voters” would also support Harris if she were the winner. So you have to count them her way, too. Which means they cancel out and no, “>50% of Americans” still don’t support the current regime.
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by jachee 2y ago
Go back and read this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43212390 “voted for by >50%” is what I’m refuting. It’s literally, factually untrue.
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by jachee 2y ago
That’s some creative mathematic gymnastics you’re doing there. “Anyone who didn’t vote chose the one who gamed the electoral college best.” But that still does NOT mean anywhere near half of Americans actively chose the current situation.
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by jachee 2y ago
49.7% of the 30% of Americans who voted. Still nowhere near 50% of Americans.
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by jachee 2y ago
I get that. I use it on a pair of 27” 1440p monitors. It really supports my preferred method of multitasking, which is really rapid-switched single-tasking. It will get out of the way on smaller screens, though. As soon as a window gets clo
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by jachee 2y ago
Have you tried Stage Manager mode? It kinda does what you want, but with the windows on the side rather than the bottom.
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by jachee 2y ago
How does one synthesize a mind vaccine?

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