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by johnfn 1y ago
Guess it hallucinated the model name as well.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Looks like there's about 1M in volume on Polymarket, so you could definitely dump a good bit of money there if you feel strongly: https://polymarket.com/event/presidential-election-winner-20...
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by johnfn 1y ago
I tend to like the idea of making impossible states impossible, but your particular example seems to have a number of negative tradeoffs. For one, it's more complex than the original data structure - a simple call like .map() is now a
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by johnfn 1y ago
> (John runs a single command. The app boots instantly, working forms, instant loading times, blazing fast navigation.) Sure it does. If you're not using Vite, how are you bundling? Oh, you're not bundling? I guess that means y
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by johnfn 1y ago
The article has interesting data. But it’s frustrating to read AI generated text like this: > Performance Optimization: Reducing processing overhead while maintaining accuracy What on earth does it mean that this “optimized performance”?
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by johnfn 1y ago
I’m not sure exactly how you mean it, but a lot of the discourse around political violence itself fits in the Overton window of acceptable discourse, so this doesn’t surprise me too much. But I find statements outside of the Overton window
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by johnfn 1y ago
A lot of the frustration I typically hear in this camp is something like “well I shipped a huge refactor that cleaned up all the code, why does no one appreciate that?” One particular interaction that got me thinking was a few years ago lis
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by johnfn 1y ago
Yes, there were totally no problems in the transition from 2 to 3 :)
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by johnfn 1y ago
Why would saying that Postgres is a mature database - more mature than SQLite - be a joke?
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by johnfn 1y ago
If I kept getting burned, I might think about the types of people I get into relationships with, the type of things I'm learning while dating, and I might talk with friends to see how their relationships are going and see if I could be
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by johnfn 1y ago
For first-time marriages, the number is still quite high (~40%)
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by johnfn 1y ago
> Functional, intelligent, non-nepotistic leadership is the exception The majority of marriages end in divorce. This doesn't mean that I should treat all prospective partners as someone I will eventually divorce. That is not healthy
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by johnfn 1y ago
I feel that a lot of the times conversations around this topic end up with some anecdote like "well, playing politics doesn't actually work because I work at a dysfunctional company where decisions are made by morons". If you
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by johnfn 1y ago
I haven't tried Manta, though it's hard to imagine anything that could be improved on MZOO. Probably my only complaint is after a year or two of use they tend to lose some of the elasticity, but at $10 you could get at least 4+ ye
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by johnfn 1y ago
MZOO is the #1 brand that comes up when you search sleep mask on Amazon.
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by johnfn 1y ago
> I thought about this last week while shopping online for a sleep mask. Brands like MZOO, YFONG, WAOAW popped up, and these seemed less like companies and more like vowel smoke ejected from a factory flue hole, then slotted into a distr
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by johnfn 1y ago
If you care about this so much why don't you use one of the open source OpenAI models? They're pretty good and give you the guarantees you want.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Er, I said it in my post, but calling support and saying “can you set up the WiFi” would have been fine.
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by johnfn 1y ago
That’s such a great analogy. I always say GPT is like the genius that completely lacks common sense. One of my favorite things is when I asked it why the WiFi wasn’t working, and showed it a photo of our wiring. It said that I should tell s
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by johnfn 1y ago
Do you think that all managers and tech leads atrophy because they don’t spend all day “doing”? I think a good number of them become more effective because they delegate the simple parts of their work that don’t require deep thought, leavin
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by johnfn 1y ago
> Steve Jobs published "Thoughts on Flash" [1] in 2010; Flash was discontinued by Adobe in 2017. If Apple supposedly "killed" Flash, they sure took their time doing so. I’m really surprised anyone could say that. To m
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by johnfn 1y ago
Interesting hypothesis, but I am also a Midjourney user.
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by johnfn 1y ago
Can anyone reproduce this? When I search "Midjourney", I get an ad for Midjourney (from Midjourney), followed by Midjourney, the site. After that, I get the Midjourney Discord, the Midjourney subreddit, the Midjourney Wikipedia pa
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by johnfn 1y ago
We'd probably have to talk about it IRL; the question you're asking kind of implies you're coming at the whole thing from the wrong direction, and so any answer I give would be unsatisfying unless I could somehow transfer the
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by johnfn 1y ago
It is literally association fallacy. And it is bad because it doesn't lead to a good discussion. Instead of actually talking about whether Deno is doing a good thing, the only way I can respond to "Nah, all forms of marketing are
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by johnfn 1y ago
You seem to be implying that it is bad because it is marketing, and marketing is bad. But not all forms of marketing are bad. This is a classic association fallacy[1]. In this case, Deno can both improve perception of their brand and reclai
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by johnfn 1y ago
You haven't seen people, on this site, hating on Tesla?
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by johnfn 1y ago
Sure, but check my account age. It's not like I joined the site 6 months ago. In fact, I was around when that comment was made.
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by johnfn 1y ago
But why even have a conversation at all? Who cares if Zuckerberg has a demo that goes awry? Does that satisfy your intellectual curiosity somehow? It certainly doesn't satisfy mine.
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by johnfn 1y ago
I don't think that's a fair comparison at all. The Cambridge Analytica stuff was probably some of the ethically worst stuff that Zuckerberg and Meta has ever done, and they absolutely deserved to get raked over the coals for it. A

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