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by kibibu 9mo ago
No need for a second tab (focus switch is trackable) when you have a phone.
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by kibibu 11mo ago
It's spot on to say that Greta Thunberg is the literal manifestation of the biblical antichrist, heralding the end of days?
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by kibibu 11mo ago
Reading his recent "Greta Thunberg Is The Antichrist" stuff leads me to believe the Peter Thiel: - Is deeply unscientific, coming across as a highfalutin paranoid QAnon; and - Has zero self-awareness That said, he has plenty of mo
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by kibibu 1y ago
Yes, particularly in American English. https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=three+fourths/...
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by kibibu 1y ago
> On the next iteration, it’s able to identify a frustrated user nine times out of 10. Good enough to ship. It's able to identify an ai-simulated frustrated user nine times out of 10.
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by kibibu 1y ago
You can also just throw an SVG element straight into your html
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by kibibu 1y ago
Not a common opinion, but one I happen to share.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Django I love; last time I tried REST framework it felt like the polar opposite of DRY. Not sure if this was intentional or not.
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by kibibu 1y ago
It's very feasible for markers to detect that through even cursory review.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Also the openly supporting AfD didn't sit very well. It's not like it's in the past either, only a couple of weeks ago he publicly claimed that Trump is a child rapist, but notably seemed to have zero qualms cosying up to him
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by kibibu 1y ago
> 2:1 ratio of satisfied to dissatisfied users That's an unusual way to say a full third of customers are dissatisfied with it.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Is this response also ai-generated?
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by kibibu 1y ago
I really tried but could not take to Lex Friedman's interview style.
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by kibibu 1y ago
If using step-by-step debugging is a minor superpower, conditional break-points make you an Omega level programming superthreat.
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by kibibu 1y ago
I'm sorry, but this juxtaposition is very funny to me: - John Carmack loves debuggers - Debuggers are most useful when you have a very poor understanding of the problem domain
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by kibibu 1y ago
Those things didn't seem very easy.
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by kibibu 1y ago
We've automated bullshit tedium work, like building and deploying, but this is the first time in my memory that people are actively trying to automate all the fun parts away. Closest parallel I can think of is the code-generation-from-
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by kibibu 1y ago
IMO we are likely in a golden era of coding LLM productivity, one in which the people using them are also experts. Once there are no coding experts left, will we still see better productivity?
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by kibibu 1y ago
> It is still done, but if no one actually reads it, why not automate generation. There's a reason the real-estate industry has been able to go all-in on using AI to write property listings with almost no consumer kickback (except w
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by kibibu 1y ago
I have never seen people work harder to dismantle their own industry than software engineers are right now.
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by kibibu 1y ago
My experience is that the "fancy autocomplete" is a focus destroyer. I know what function I want to write, start writing it, and then bam! The screen fills with ghost text that may partly be what I want but probably not quit. Focu
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by kibibu 1y ago
Do you think ChatGPT gets a free pass to talk people into jumping off buildings, because only somebody with psychosis would do it? If a person had convinced somebody to kill themselves then they would be, rightly, prosecuted for it.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Could this also be used as a user-facing tool? e.g. to understand Terms of Use, finance and purchase agreements, that sort of thing?
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by kibibu 1y ago
Perspective correct texture mapping has been solved for quite some time without excessive subdivision. It was avoided in the Foley and Van Dam days because it requires a division per rasterized pixel, which was very slow in the late 80s.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Also bad for users who get completely bullshitted responses.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Acerola on YouTube also has a pretty nice (if hectic) series about grass rendering: - https://youtu.be/Y0Ko0kvwfgA?si=RGihxnz8i1RoC1jf - https://youtu.be/jw00MbIJcrk?si=czh3dfdneMEVuJXI - https:/&#x2F
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by kibibu 1y ago
Given the work to deliberately introduce right-wing bias and talking points into Grok, I don't think I would feel comfortable using it for any reason, but particularly for a "conversational partner".
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by kibibu 1y ago
The sting in the phone number tale is that, at one point, he changed his phone number and suddenly all the vegetation changed when scenes were re-rendered.
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by kibibu 1y ago
Instagram Reels shows you stuff that it thinks you'll like, not just from people you follow.
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by kibibu 1y ago
I quite like being able to dig through my watch history

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