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jkubicek
10mo ago
> just include in the warning that it is not maintained. I'm convinced this isn't possible in practice. It doesn't matter how often you declare that something isn't maintained, the second it causes an issue with a [bi
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10mo ago
The author's solution feels like adding even more probability to their solution. > The next time the agent runs, that rule is injected into its context. Which the agent may or may not choose to ignore. Any LLM rule must be embedde
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jkubicek
11mo ago
Even the most disruptive proposals in these comments aren't banning representatives from being rich, it's just banning them from adding extreme amounts of additional wealth while in office .
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11mo ago
> AI datacenter spending is massive, but if you add it all up, it doesn't cover half of a years worth of government spending. I didn't check your math here, but if that's true, AI datacenter spending is a few orders of mag
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11mo ago
If these people were truly enemy combatants, you would think we would (at the very least) round up the survivors and conduct trials in the us instead of just letting them go. https://www.cnn.com/2025/10/18/pol
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1y ago
If my bike were capable of messing up a car I 100% would ram every jerk parked in a bike lane. So I can see where your BIL is coming from.
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1y ago
We shouldn’t need to clarify this, but Tim Allen and Roseanne Bar were not threatened by high-ranking government officials, right? These are two completely different situations. If conservatives want to vote with their dollars and boycott D
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1y ago
> I'm also just a stickler for good style. It bums me out when people misuse heading levels. Heading level is not a font size markup! I want to start a company with you and mandate all documents use appropriate styles.
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1y ago
This depends entirely on how well they fit you. My daughter regularly does flips on the trampoline while wearing non-pro Airpods and they don't fall out
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1y ago
"I can't wait to yeet my expense reports into Oracle Fusion Cloud ERP, no cap"
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1y ago
In defense of questions like this, “willingness to prepare” is a significant differentiator
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jkubicek
1y ago
The lenses aren't symmetrical though. These phones are still going to be super wobbly. That said, it looks like the clear case for the air has a plastic ridge to protect the lens and keep the phone from wobbling
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1y ago
Stitch Fix | Data Platform Engineer | Full-time | Remote (though we do have an office in San Francisco) | https://www.stitchfix.com/careers/jobs I'm the hiring manager for two roles on our Data Platform team at St
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jkubicek
1y ago
What I really want is to create a special photo album for (Facebook/Instagram/Slack/etc.) and have it automatically gain access to whatever photos I put in there.
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1y ago
Facebook has been doing this for well over a decade. I once got a notification from the Facebook app, "Do you want to share this photo with Kim?" because Kim was just randomly in the distant background of a photo I had taken of my
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1y ago
> The result was that people generally hung up and didn't leave a message. This sounds perfect to me. Not only do I not have to talk to spammers, I don't even need to listen to their messages.
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jkubicek
1y ago
Ah yes, the Shaggy Defense
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1y ago
I’m spending a lot of time on LinkedIn because my team is hiring and, boy oh boy, LinkedIn is terminally infested with AI influencers. It’s a hot mess.
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1y ago
> I could essentially replace it with Google for basic to slightly complex fact checking. I know you probably meant "augment fact checking" here, but using LLMs for answering factual questions is the single worst use-case for L
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1y ago
> Announcing Raccoonatooie, a game-changing SaaS solution for [target audience]. Learn more about how we help businesses [value proposition].
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1y ago
I hit a score of 75 with $1b in realistic revenue for "racoonatooie"
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1y ago
My next idea wasn't as good. "boat stuff" is only a $12mm/year idea.
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jkubicek
1y ago
This tool thinks my intentionally dumb idea (Like Uber, except for beekeepers) has "good potential" with an obtainable market of $500mm/year within 5 years.
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1y ago
Browse the HTML. This site looks hand-coded. The Google fonts and some light CSS are the only imported stuff. No javascript. It's gorgeous
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1y ago
My assumption was that the OP meant “women traveling late at night”
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Rethinking the World Without the US
(lemonde.fr)
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1y ago
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2y ago
Oh hey, look what (mostly) went away in a week
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2y ago
> Manufacturing takes time and money to setup... Manufacturing requires capital, years, and will. And a stable political system. If I were in the manufacturing industry, I wouldn't make big bets on moving manufacturing back to the s
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2y ago
Where is the disconnect between the US being the #2 manufacturer in the world and my sense of doom and gloom about Trumps trade-war attack on our trading partners? I suspect it's this: > Advanced manufacturing technology development
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2y ago
SwiftUI is just amazing for the first 30 minutes you use it... then you make a minor syntax error deep in some nested views and you're selectively commenting out coded blocks to hone in on the error like a caveman. It makes print-state
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