lionkor

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by lionkor 10mo ago
> Google has a lot more incentive than Apple to make the fastest engine What are those incentives? I see no incentive for Google to make something fast.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
That's an entirely different system because it's quite transparent
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by lionkor 10mo ago
> Something that is factually "most of the time" is generally expressed as a frequency based on data. that is exactly my point. This is purely anecdotal, but LLMs keep pretenting there is data like that, so they use those words
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by lionkor 10mo ago
How did you verify that it wasn't bogus? Like, when it says "most of the time", or "commonly", or "always", how do you know that's accurate? How do those terms shape your thinking?
515.
by lionkor 10mo ago
You don't know when it's wrong.
516.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Not if you use the ClearURLs addon ;)
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Prime includes Amazon Video or whatever
518.
by lionkor 10mo ago
https://archive.ph/CwDtf
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Name what value it adds to the world. Its not art, so then it must ass value to be "cool", no? Is it entertainment? Like ding dong ditching is entertainment?
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by lionkor 10mo ago
There is still value in quality and craftsmanship. You might not be of that opinion, and you might not know anyone who is, but I do.
521.
by lionkor 10mo ago
It's "let's patch as little as possible" vs "let's enforce our rules with the smallest patch possible"
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by lionkor 10mo ago
git is a skill check on learning tools to get a job done
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by lionkor 10mo ago
OpenAI engineer fails to rename references because his F2 key has been replaced with the Copilot button? No LSP support is wild.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
If it didnt absolutely STUFF me with advertisement, offering me a tshirt, showing me its partners, i would have found the actual content eventually.
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AnonCreds – Verifiable Credential Format(github.com)
1 points by lionkor 10mo ago|0 comments
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by lionkor 10mo ago
I do write a lot of Rust. Without cargo, it can be a pain in the ass, because nobody designed it to be used without cargo. Generate a random number.
527.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Yeah, this feels very much like one of those sites with random quotes that seem deep but aren't, like wisdom.spark.pink.
528.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Fair, but I've been following Andreas Kling since he started (publically) with SerenityOS back a couple years ago, and he's a real hacker -- as real as they come. I've watched hours of how he works on YouTube, it's fanta
529.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Well Ladybird [0] it is [0]: https://ladybird.org/
530.
by lionkor 10mo ago
The only issue is that Firefox on mobile is visibly breaking a couple of sites every now and then; if you can put up with that for no ads (I can), then its great.
531.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Firefox users are people who would use LibreWolf, but installed it, tried it, saw it doesn't have dark mode, and figured that Firefox was good enough after all.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
> I disagree with strongly on multiple levels Fair enough, but what are those disagreements? I was fully in the camp of not liking it, just because it was shoved down every projects throat. I used it, it turns out its fantastic once you
533.
by lionkor 10mo ago
Yes, but its incredibly dangerous when the operator of the token predictor can give you, personally, different behavior and can influence your decisions even more directly than before.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
> We asked Wings, our agentic-AI risk engine I hate to be that guy, but I am having a difficult time verifying any of this. How likely is it that this is entirely hallucinated? Can anyone independently verify this?
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Why not? Like what about the technology or ecosystem do you disagree with
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Things You Should Never Do, Part I(joelonsoftware.com)
2 points by lionkor 10mo ago|1 comments
537.
by lionkor 10mo ago
It's almost like healthcare and the well-being of people should be gasp a non partisan issue.
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Orphan crushing machine operator: "If I don't do it, someone else will"
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Is it successful? I always wondered who uses this and pays for it -- is it sustainable? How much work is it to upkeep, maintain, etc?
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by lionkor 10mo ago
Not buying them means usually having a good understanding what "smart" means, or why having an app as a requirement is silly. The mean consumer has no idea what any of that means, they sometimes even lack the technical vocabulary

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