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by losvedir 1y ago
This feels like an inflection point. We're now at San Francisco, SFO airport, Austin, Nashville, and NYC, is that right?
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by losvedir 1y ago
Where I live, the percent of cars that carry a load that would be unwieldy to manage on public transit at least once per month has to be at least 50% and probably closer to 90%. From Costco trips to babies to wagons, strollers, wheel chairs
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by losvedir 1y ago
Is that call screening example a new feature or something I can do now that I didn't know about? That's something I've missed since switching from a Pixel to an iPhone last year.
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by losvedir 1y ago
Ooooh, neat! That was very well explained, thank you.
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by losvedir 1y ago
I do this all the time, but I switched to iPhone only this year after a decade as a Nexus/Pixel user. I really wonder if this behavior comes from people who got accustomed to using phones with iOS vs Android, because it's certai
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by losvedir 1y ago
Huh, that shocks me. I'd say half my day my phone is on my desk here. I'll occasionally swipe/tap it to deal with notifications and various other things. But I came up using Nexus/Pixels, which had an "always on&quo
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by losvedir 1y ago
I'm interested in it. I have an iPhone 11 and have been looking to update. I don't use a case. It looks pretty cool, I guess? Do you need more of a reason than that to have anything more than an iPhone 11, heh?
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by losvedir 1y ago
The notifications are the biggest one. iOS insists on this Banner -> Lock Screen -> Notification Center lifecycle, and it drives me crazy that notifications move from Lock Screen to Notification Center simply by unlocking the phone an
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by losvedir 1y ago
Right! That's why I said this might be the one to finally get me, since I'm not interested in Pro, other than ProMotion.
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by losvedir 1y ago
I'm still on an iPhone 11 and this might finally be the one to get me to upgrade. I don't need the "Pro" stuff, but the ProMotion was always frustratingly only associated with the Pro phones. That said, I'm sort of
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by losvedir 1y ago
Interesting. I wonder if this is exactly an example of what the person you're responding to just now is saying. That being rude to an LLM has normalized that behavior such that you feel comfortable being rude to this person.
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by losvedir 1y ago
I dunno, I use Deep Research from Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, and Gemini is the only one that ignores my requests and always produces the most inane high school student wannabe management consultant "report" with introduction and
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by losvedir 1y ago
Just to put numbers on it, 10ms at 60mph is just under a foot. I don't think that matters too much, but if we're talking 200ms that's 10-15 ft which is substantial. I have no idea how long the ML pipeline is, though.
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by losvedir 1y ago
What's next, random searches at road checkpoints? Do you really want to let those actors use roads freely?
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by losvedir 1y ago
My favorite one is leaders "Are Right, a Lot". The others are all generally "meta" about deciding what to do and how to do it, but that one actually calls out the concrete results of actions. It feels pretty meaty, and a
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by losvedir 1y ago
The Android clock app is pretty solid and looks something like that. As a switcher to iPhone earlier this year, so many UI quirks drive me utterly bonkers. Can't stand these slow rotating dials, and for alarms specifically, I miss the
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by losvedir 1y ago
To connect the dots, Mitchell is the creator of terraform. And honestly, I kind of feel the same. I think it points out that even if you "feel" it as the creator, that doesn't mean others will feel the same way, necessarily.
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by losvedir 1y ago
Well you have to think about LLMs actually work. There is no "going forward". Every new token is generated based on the entire context window (chat history).
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by losvedir 1y ago
I think this is missing the point that the very interesting article makes. You're arguing that maybe the big companies won't recoup their investment in the models, or profitably train new ones. But that's a separate question.
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by losvedir 1y ago
It's just Option + dash. Using option as a modifier is second nature if you ever write other than English and need, eg, é or ñ or something.
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by losvedir 1y ago
This is a pretty good guide! I didn't get any AI slop vibes from it, so I'm assuming it was handwritten, which I appreciate. I think I would suggest that PKCE is not really "less secure" than a client secret. It serves s
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by losvedir 1y ago
Are you saying that lifting weights makes more muscle fibers? I was under the impression it does not, that it simply makes your existing muscle fibers bigger and stronger.
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by losvedir 1y ago
It frustrates me that neither party is about energy abundance. The Democrats have clamped down on coal, fracking, nuclear for various largely climate reasons. And now the republicans want to reverse it and restrict renewables mostly in a &q
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by losvedir 1y ago
Can someone confirm my understanding of how tool use works behind the scenes? Claude, ChatGPT, etc, through the API offer "tools" and give responses that ask for tool invocations which you then do and send the result back. However
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by losvedir 1y ago
Unless you're mailing letters, it's almost certain that your life is in "digital format". It sounds like you just don't use a calendar. But surely you have an email confirmation for your movie, baseball, or event ti
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by losvedir 1y ago
If you don't know what "MCP" stands for, then this article isn't for you. It's okay to load it, realize you're not the target audience, and move on. Or, spend some of your own time looking it up. This is like c
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by losvedir 1y ago
As a parent of a 4 year old in preschool, this is obviously wrong.
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by losvedir 1y ago
Would you say that, or would you play along? Would you hold your "deep annoyance" as a permanent grudge? If you'd play along and not hold the grudge indefinitely then from their perspective you'd appear just like the (in
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by losvedir 1y ago
Yeah, this is really strange to me. On the one hand, these are nothing more than just tools to me so model welfare is a silly concern. But given that someone thinks about model welfare, surely they have to then worry about all the, uh, slav
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by losvedir 1y ago
Ah yeah, simple manual methods are tight.

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