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5mo ago
I think OP's being hyperbolic, but defending an idea that is dangerous at worst and immature at best doesn't do much to forward creativity, entrepreneurship, or engineering. Engineers who build products that put people (or their d
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Why is it that every "I built a cool AI tool" author shared on this site can't be bothered to write the article themselves? I'd be more likely to give credence to how great your slop is if you were at least invested enou
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5mo ago
Dang, did I just see someone get rimjobsteve-d in the wild?
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5mo ago
It's not crazy --- it's visionary.
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5mo ago
That was the gist of mine as well. "There are too many problems and too few people who care. So please care, and don't let the size of the problems keep you from caring."
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5mo ago
ArcGIS Location Platform is a pay-as-you-go solution and their APIs are very generously priced IME.
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5mo ago
I’ll be working on my law blog. The Bob Loblaw Law Blog.
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5mo ago
Let’s say a tin of the queen’s biscuits and hazelnut treacle candies and turkish delight and jupiter jumpers runs 10 quid/day. 250 workdays a year means that one perk cost $2500. I guarantee it had an outsized impact on morale. Company
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5mo ago
Yes what the fuck is this entire thread
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Nobody should.
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Sorry, I love Linux, but could you imagine managing a fleet of the cheapest hardware possible and also teaching a bunch of 6th graders how to use Linux? School IT workers are already heroes. I don't like Google, but they're a nece
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I build environmental and structural sensor networks for work and this has my wheels spinning, but honestly I can’t think of many uses for the additional bandwidth. You could packet additional metadata maybe? GPS or network info? I’ll get o
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Remember last year (?) when one of the major AIs produced a bit of code that included Jeff Geerling's name in a comment?
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5mo ago
Two birds with one stone thing maybe?
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5mo ago
How would you describe the difference between them?
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Don’t worry I’m sure there’s a few products without copilot integration still. They’ll get to them before too long.
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I knew flappy bird was a bigger deal than it got credit for. Didn’t realize it was agi until just now.
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6mo ago
You’re right. But your statement was that no product worth using is bug free. I said that no software exists that is without bugs. Your statement uses the presence of bugs to indicate a product is worth using. But since all software has bug
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6mo ago
No product is bug free. Are all products worth using?
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6mo ago
The hard looped animations are so painful to look at
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6mo ago
You're not learning, though. So much of learning is going down the wrong path, realizing it's wrong, and retaining what you learned from that wrong path and realizing its applicability in the future. Being able to immediately find
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Proximity doesn’t automatically result in interaction, though. If every one of those 100 people get in their private mobile room every time they leave their private mobile room there is no chance for any of them to interact.
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Amaze! Amaze! Amaze!
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One is making implicit assumptions based on data available to it. The other is literally saying "hey they're right here at this time". At least adtech has _some_ level of obfuscation to it. But I'm with you both suck.
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Honestly private prisons are a farce anyways, so yeah this seems valid to me. The government doesn't get to get out of its obligations to citizens by outsourcing to third parties, and third parties don't get to wield government-le
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I don’t think people in SF (especially those in the AI thought bubble) realize how much anti-AI sentiment has exploded. Go on any social media site besides HN or r/chatgpt or xitter and you’ll find that the cocktail mixer is largely vi
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The first link shared was to a post requesting projects that aren't AI. I'm more interested in that one, so I appreciated the distinction, personally.
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RadioLab did a phenomenal series on illegal immigration years ago. One thing that stuck out to me and has stayed with me ever since was an interview they did with a woman who had been deported multiple times, risked her life multiple times,
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VCs are not particularly well known for their commitment to building products that they can't make money off of. They'll promise you the OSS world and then as soon as they can they'll pull the rug out from under you.
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Yeah, it's less of a "GOTCHA!" and more of a weird use case that Apple engineers probably didn't think through all the way. Doesn't seem like a difficult fix at all. If the app opens a window and prompts the user to
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