keyshapegeo99

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by keyshapegeo99 8mo ago
[removed as I don't wish to tank this guy's career. he knows what he's done though]
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by keyshapegeo99 8mo ago
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by keyshapegeo99 8mo ago
GPTZero flags every single section of this beyond the introduction as 100% likely to be AI-generated. Looking for recommendations for discussion forums that aren't filled with these slop posts, anyone have any suggestions?
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by keyshapegeo99 8mo ago
Can I just say, I'm getting really sick of these LLM-generated posts clogging up this site? GPTZero gives this a 95% chance of being entirely AI-generated. (5% human-AI mix, and 0% completely original.) But I could tell you that just
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
Many of the author's rebuttals hinge on the assumption that everyone in an organisation is acting in its interest first - and not their own, often conflicting, self-interest. As such, they are not particularly convincing. Large organis
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
Update: Couldn't tune it to my liking. I didn't like having to swipe halfway across the trackpad before a gesture would engage. Went back to macOS. One day, Linux. Hopefully. But not today.
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
Thanks for the recommendation! I've been playing around with Niri for the past hour and I have to say there's a lot here that I like. I'm still going to need to figure out how to adjust the trackpad gesture sensitivity a bit
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
People can have different preferred input devices to others. It doesn't make them amateurs. My gripes with the trackpad are less to do with window management and are more to do with the graphical components of my job. Please explain to
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
For both ideological and practical reasons, I'd love to switch. If I were a desktop computing person, I'd already have done so years ago. Alas, I exclusively use laptops - as I work a great deal while travelling. I do not wish to
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
I carry a pocket e-reader around with me[1]. I place it in my pocket, and my phone in my bag, out of easy reach. I've been reading a lot more lately [1] This one specifically - https://lifehacker.com/tech/this-wall
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
iPadOS 26 is an even bigger F-up than macOS 26, though It's hugely embarrassing how they've had to perform a screeching U-turn in bringing back Slide Over and dock-launchable Split View with the .1 and .2 updates - lest graphic ar
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by keyshapegeo99 9mo ago
Opening with a made-up quote (that is very simple to Google, which quickly confirms its apocryphal nature) doesn't inspire confidence in the factual accuracy of the remainder of the book...
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AI will replace you at your job if you let it(read.technically.dev)
5 points by keyshapegeo99 10mo ago|0 comments
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AI and the Total Destruction of Trust(jphilll.com)
6 points by keyshapegeo99 10mo ago|1 comments
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by keyshapegeo99 10mo ago
> And… this wasn’t immediately seen as being deeply unethical and downright evil? Oh, these people know it's evil - from the second they suggest it. The personality types associated with SV leadership are simply wired for rationalis
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by keyshapegeo99 11mo ago
Disagree, it's making a valid observation. If someone is nominally trying to convince you of a point, but they shroud this point within a thicket of postmodern verbiage* that is so dense that most people could never even identify any k
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
I completely agree and I just put in the bit about the keyboard shortcuts to pre-empt comments from the minority of iPad users who never remove the iPad from their Magic Keyboard saying they quite like the update. Although regarding your fi
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
The new windowing system is actually rather decent when used with a keyboard + all window tiling / maximising / app switching keyboard shortcuts memorised. Although the lack of Slide Over is still inexplicable and sucks. The issue
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
If you head over to digital artistry-related subreddits / other forums, they are almost uniformly very strongly against this due to the major UX regressions in iPadOS for their typical use cases (i.e. touch-based multitasking having be
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The Death of the Student Essay–and the Future of Cognition(forkingpaths.co)
3 points by keyshapegeo99 1y ago|1 comments
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
I had to disable UBO and my VPN's ad blocker. Then the whole piece showed up
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
With no exaggeration, iPadOS 26 is the worst piece of software I've had the displeasure of using in a very long time (and I work day-to-day with 'Enterprise' GIS software). It has me seriously considering selling my 11"
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
Your point about air-conditioning is mistaken. The Jubilee line can be very unpleasant in the summer months as it is not air-conditioned. The Metropolitan line, by contrast (the oldest Tube line and first metro line in the world, serving as
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
This almost entirely applies to any public sector organisation, too - except for: Remove the comment about ever having to work a weekend Remove the comment about there being opportunities for (technical) career development Remove the commen
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by keyshapegeo99 1y ago
The hosted version of, for example, ArcGIS Experience Builder is so buggy and limited that you pretty much have to use the Developer Edition to build anything involving even a mild degree of complexity
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by keyshapegeo99 2y ago
Ditto, I wouldn't quite say it flies on my M1 MBA, but performance is by no means frustratingly laggy. I use Inkscape a lot on both my MBA and Surface Laptop and it is much more frustrating on the latter device. The lack of support for
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by keyshapegeo99 2y ago
The inconsistent teeth on the gears give it away. I'd wager a lot that it's AI generated
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by keyshapegeo99 2y ago
Systra also lauded his media appearances on their website: https://web.archive.org/web/20240829120751/https://www.systr... > [Gareth's] passion and enthusiasm for all things rail are well-known
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by keyshapegeo99 2y ago
Guardian are reporting on it now, so it's slowly trickling out.
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by keyshapegeo99 2y ago
The article is generally confused and definitions of words seem to shift throughout. I'm also unsure of what the question posed by the title even means. Reactionary, I suspect, does not mean what the author thinks it means.

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