kxrm

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by kxrm 8d ago
> It sounds like you solved the problem of losing access to society by losing access to society. Perhaps, but frankly I have been more on the lookout for people like me. Natural filter for compatibility? > Have you considered having b
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by kxrm 9d ago
Same, it is kind of strange. Back in 2005 I was one of the first to carry the full internet on my phone and now I am leading the charge to avoid having to carry the internet in my pocket. If your product or service requires a phone, I just
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by kxrm 23d ago
> how his typing speed would physically affect the surrounding environment Tiny sonic booms (whip cracks) resonating throughout a data center in Virgina.
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by kxrm 23d ago
> I can assure you leaving children under 16 unsupervised is illegal in most states. This is absolutely untrue. Only 3 states have an age specific standard. Most states set no specific limits by age. The bigger problem is the vagueness o
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by kxrm 24d ago
Thank you for taking the time to write all this out. I've never noticed these issues. I also agree, that these are fair criticisms that Mozilla should address. Also, to be fair to you, I rarely use my phone as a dedicated browsing devi
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by kxrm 25d ago
> polish on Android Would you care to expand? I've been using Firefox on Android for years and haven't noticed a lack of polish. However, I am genuinely curious what I am missing out on.
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by kxrm 1mo ago
You can also do this with memories. I've been asking Claude to remember important points from our session, or future tasks. Then /clear and continue.
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by kxrm 2mo ago
You always had the option of moving along. Instead you chose fangs out. Thanks.
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2 points by kxrm 2mo ago|4 comments
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by kxrm 2mo ago
Good radio died in the mid 80s. Most people today can hardly remember when radio was curated live. Perhaps if you were near a small station you might have had the experience. Most major markets were completely corporate by the early 90s. I
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by kxrm 2mo ago
I am quite heavily in AI, and I would say I am pro AI. However this use-case for AI is putting AI in the wrong position. AI should be in service to all humans. An administrator building out a middle management KPI based on AI is a misapplic
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by kxrm 3mo ago
Our entire org migrated from random ChatGPT accounts to all Claude Desktop specifically targetting business users. So a lot of non-dev teams in our org see it as essential.
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by kxrm 3mo ago
Reddit is full of YouTube links with the `si=` param which indicates they clicked the "Share" button. All indicators are this article's premise is not true.
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by kxrm 3mo ago
Right but the difference is there is inertia you have to fight in an argument. By using /clear you remove all of the context that has built up to energize the argument from the LLM's side. Look at it this way. I can either, keep t
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by kxrm 3mo ago
> but it's not arguing because there's no record of it in the chat? Yes? Arguing implies I have to convince someone to believe something. I don't think anyone would consider it winning an argument if you do so by causing a
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by kxrm 3mo ago
Nah, I just /clear I refuse to argue with these machines. After a /clear I prompt it more appropriately/differently and the issue is settled.
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by kxrm 4mo ago
Claude, add support for Firefox and Mobile views!
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by kxrm 4mo ago
https://jaicast.com for fun. Currently working on a Gmail clone.
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by kxrm 4mo ago
I chose the audio option to get around this.
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by kxrm 4mo ago
> People actually believed the idiotic notion that "other countries" pay the tariffs. Many believed this, think about how many Americans do not understand the Progressive Tax system. I believe it has been intentional for many y
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by kxrm 4mo ago
I live in DC and do not wish for human rights violations against these people because they bother me. I understand how draining it is but IMO forcing us all into a surveillance state because of "undesirables" is the laziest way to
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by kxrm 4mo ago
> a lot less loyal So have companies. This goes both ways and labor is just reacting to the "it's just business" excuse companies have been using for over 30 years.
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by kxrm 4mo ago
I would argue that job hopping was a symptom of companies under compensating for the market. This is a common problem even above Junior level. It's been easier to get a raise by leaving to another company that will pay more, then by ju
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by kxrm 4mo ago
It also doesn't really sit well with what I have observed in over 25 years of working for remote companies. We hired juniors and grew engineers up just fine. The problem, at least at orgs I have worked at in the last decade, is compani
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by kxrm 4mo ago
You seem to be forgetting that one man is making these calls, not the people.
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by kxrm 4mo ago
> you will just never be open to a personal friendship with anyone you ever work with? Building relationships with colleagues is possible but I have tried to be careful. I have made some friends over time that were once co-workers. Howev
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by kxrm 4mo ago
I would caution seeing a Realtor as an easy way to avoid doing your homework on someone. I did this long ago and the Realtor's recommendation was one of the worst I have ever worked with. There is, unfortunately, no shortcut to finding
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by kxrm 4mo ago
Let me preface this by saying, I know this might be a privileged take. However, I've had some bad interview experiences but one thing I have never had happen and I never will do is cross the "just business"/"persona
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by kxrm 4mo ago
> Only issue is what happens when the company that owns the search and has a dominant share of the browser market flags your site with the good old "warning: potential risk ahead" when people try to reach it directly? My target
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by kxrm 4mo ago
Yes! However most of my users were established through my network, not search. I know that sites relying on ad income will and are being hurt tremendously by this effort on Google's part. However, if you are in the startup space and ma

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