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by jofzar 8mo ago
That's why you literally put it behind authentication?
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by jofzar 8mo ago
I use Grammarly at work (it's mostly to make sure our brand guidelines are kept) and I don't find that it (defaultly) corrects too far into the ai slop territory. It's mostly just making sure your sentence is correct. Op is g
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by jofzar 8mo ago
https://youtu.be/ejPqAJ0dHwY I saw this video recently, it's crazy how apple lost the tactility of its button.
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by jofzar 8mo ago
100 agree, I was like "this does look better" then realised I was saying it for the before in every example.
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by jofzar 8mo ago
> Last week, you spent three hours writing a campaign brief. You saw a colleague generate something 80% as good in four minutes using an AI agent. Maybe 90% as good if you’re being honest. No it's like 60% as good, but management an
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by jofzar 8mo ago
I 100% agree, reading very obviously ai written blogs and "product pages"/readme's has turned into a real ick for me. Just something that screams "I don't care about my product/readme page, why should you&
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by jofzar 8mo ago
Interestingly the one place I have seen "dry run" to actually mean "dry run" is using a air compressor to check to see if a water loop (in a computer) doesn't leak by seeing if there no drop in pressure.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
> Not just switching to "decaf" (which isn't) Going to argue here, this is wildly bad advice. Decaf practically has no caffeine, it has 2-7 mg from what I can tell which is less then chocolate. 2-7mg is like impossible to
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by jofzar 9mo ago
All time classic.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I feel like this, I honestly wish newspapers weren't bunk and there was a good "week in review" way to get the news. I find myself Doom scrolling to much.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
Came here to say this, I literally can't believe this works. It's like a couple of years ago where someone showed a proof of concept of turning a HDD into a microphone
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Microsoft Jan 22nd (Outlook Outage) Root Cause Analysis Released(old.reddit.com)
2 points by jofzar 9mo ago|1 comments
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by jofzar 9mo ago
Linking to the Reddit because Microsoft makes it impossible to find this.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
Damn, this person looks like a good manager. These are all things I have seen in my good managers over the years when I had them.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I don't know why, but I thought this was going to sandbox style tab/split support for the all the baselines macos apps. This is very cool, but somehow got myself disappointed that something I didn't know I wanted doesn't
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by jofzar 9mo ago
> I don’t know about you, but I think that’s baloney. Proton Support had five full business days to come up with a better excuse. Please tell me, how can I have been any more explicit about opting out of Lumo emails, only to receive “Try
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by jofzar 9mo ago
So good news, there is a fair amount of monitors coming soon which are super high resolution that offer a "dual mode" which is lower resolution that has higher refresh rate. They are pretty cool.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
https://youtu.be/eyAVWH61R8E?t=3m53s I would say Superman's quality didn't suffer for it. I would say cost is probably the most expensive part it's also just like "why bother", it's not CG, it&
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by jofzar 9mo ago
Say you have a photo, but you want to be able to explore it in 3d so you put it into fortnite but when you move you can't see behind objects because the photo never "saw" behind object. So you decide to take lots and lots of
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by jofzar 9mo ago
https://youtu.be/eyAVWH61R8E?t=3m53s Superman is what comes to mind for this
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by jofzar 9mo ago
> The notorious “you are absolutely right”, which no living human ever used before, at least not that I know of > The other notorious “let me know if you want to [do that thing] or [explore this other thing]” at the end of the sentenc
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I don't believe "true" agi/asi will happen, but I totally believe if a company theoretically invented they would immediately shut all API's and then go for software market dominance in every category.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
No google's business model is showing you ads, not clicking on them. That's the job of the person who designs the ad. Google would like you to click through as it looks better for their stats, but they don't actually care.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I'm not saying this product is good, it's looks interesting but in reality will suck (due to not being able to just close the laptop) but I found when I used to use a windows laptop the touch screen was great. You just naturally g
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I honestly love the name nano banana, it's stupid as hell, but it's a bit of joy to say specially with how corporate everything is name wised these days.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
I'm Australian, but from what I understand from my friends in America, no. They only go when it's urgent/very worrying.
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by jofzar 9mo ago
> Somehow the idea of going to work and not trying your best because “you’re not getting paid … for that” just feels so cynical and divorced from how I’ve seen successful people grow and make big bucks in tech The question is always how
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by jofzar 10mo ago
> They are the absolute North Star of emulator Honestly, they are the North Star of transparent development. I wish even a 10th of the effort that went into these was put into corporate software release notes.
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by jofzar 10mo ago
To me it has very Habbo hotel like graphics, not the same but it hits the same "itch". Specifically with the dancing.
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by jofzar 10mo ago
Mine is "I'm going to ask the stupid obvious question here", then ask the question.

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