mockingloris

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by mockingloris 1y ago
@t-3 We share similar logic.
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by mockingloris 1y ago
@billy99k Great question; funding UBI is the crux of the debate. In Nigeria, I’ve seen industries like taxi services get upended by apps like Uber and Bolt, leaving union leaders/cabals scrambling for the scraps. AI could amplify this,
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I love the creativity in this AI poker showdown! If I can gamify coding like this poker match gamifies AI reasoning, maybe my monkey brain will stay hooked long enough to ship something big! Anyone else experimenting with quirky motivation
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We'll need a universal basic income (UBI) in an AI-driven world
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I came across a similar post on YouTube; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xg45b8UXoZI - it's titled "I Fixed My ADHD with a Receipt Printer" . I should build one that sends me an SMS message instead. So I stu
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Well I came here to say "...We'll need a universal basic income (UBI) in an AI-driven world" . Eventually, at some point. Most industry would have been disrupted. There should be a working group of the major players/sta
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I'd trim the columns down to a few and show the user a filter with the displaying columns turned on and let them know that they can toggle more on. The column text length too should be trimmed to a uniform max-length except when clicke
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Markdown on Obsidian is a prestine setup. Can be used to embed many file types; media, documents, code snippets, graphs, ... all this can be linked and this unlocks so much context. Being able to sync that; My 2nd hand Lenovo running Linux
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Markdown with Obsidian is a good mix. Let's you add context and you could figure a way to sync with phone from my 2nd hand lenovo running linux to view; code snippets, documents, media, graphs, ...all due to the - in my own view the un
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by mockingloris 1y ago
This makes sense. I find that after 15 to 20 iterations, I get better understanding of what is being done and possible simplifications. I then manually declare some functions, JSDoc comments for the return types, imports and stop halfway. B
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by mockingloris 1y ago
AI Isn't going anywhere and reading the leaves, this could spark exciting opportunities for startups to cater to this niche. Curious to see if this grows as AI adoption evolves!
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by mockingloris 1y ago
AI can churn out usable code faster than it takes for my cup garri to soak(2-3 mins) doesn't mean it should be used that way. Software and technology takes mastery; imagine the string manipulation syntax for different programming l
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Very well said. Just because AI can churn out a usable code project as fast as it takes for my cup garri to soak(3 mins) doesn't mean it should be used that way. It takes mastery, just like with actual programming syntax. There are man
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Your last sentence exactly! With a bit of tonic.
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by mockingloris 1y ago
A social media only device that has integrations for the few social accounts I use that uses a public/private key utility for verification instead of phone numbers. That way, I use a simple phone and not have to share my phone number.
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I screenshot all new sites I visit. A UI interaction catches my attention, I screenshot. My files system is 60% images. It's an habit. As a self-taught software dev; it helped me hone good design skills and also off topic - I poke arou
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Someone might use this in a Ted Talk! My younger bro makes music, my older bro (a dev like me) critiqued his new vocal track just this evening. I said it’s fire; he called it cliché. We exchanged looks, and my younger bro quipped, “Perspect
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by mockingloris 1y ago
"...Sometimes domain expertise lets you skip steps. Aaron Epstein wasn't messing around when they said they wanted to see a $100 billion dollar company with less than 10 employees. Why not? You have the best force multiplier human
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I took away: ├── Start with Pain Points ├── Mine Your Network ├── Spot Mundane Processes └── Follow Complaints
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Is it okay; I took some liberties and RE worded your entry for light readers. --- EASY READING: --- --- Why Boring Businesses Beat the AI Hype --- Everyone’s chasing the AI gold rush—every pitch deck screams "AI-powered,&q
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by mockingloris 1y ago
There are utilities to your idea and by that virtue, Just Buy Nothing. With a bit of contributed enhancements this could actually solve a niche problem. I'm already imagining a situation where you can opt in for a discovery/assess
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by mockingloris 1y ago
I read this thrice: ...When OpenAI bills $50,000 for last month’s API usage, can you tell which department’s MCP tools drove that cost? Which specific tool calls? Which individual users or use cases?... It seems to be a game of catch up f
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by mockingloris 1y ago
Funny how when I read this, it reminded me of something I make an effort to remind myself of as much as I can; Hording is easily leads to waste - the feeling of having a lot and control or lack of, of drawing the line. I pivoted from a care
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by mockingloris 1y ago
At least, you are honest about augmenting the porting process. It's amazing what one can accomplish when they realize that with proper time, planning and a good grounding on building code/systems, that a lot more is possible. The
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by mockingloris 1y ago
This "...doesn't seem an enormous cost once you stripe it." gave me an idea. I KNOW that I will come back to link a blog post about it in the future.