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by mpalmer 7mo ago
> People want to feel like they're connecting to people. That they're being worthy of someone's else's time and attention They are achieving the exact opposite. I don't connect with the person who sends me slop.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
If the statute doesn't lay out exactly where exceptions can be made, it can be abused. And everyone should be skeptical enough of government power that they mentally switch out "can" with "will".
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Indeed. I was trying set an example of what good faith looks like, but not for their benefit.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
This person's ridiculous comment is a fantastic example of bad faith. Whataboutism, putting words in my mouth, and a singularly irritating (willful?) ignorance of current events. The person who posted this is perhaps not already aware
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Another victim of the efficiency of the market. Market forces know no culture except what consumers pay for. Absent real care, stewardship and focused investment, the product will always get cheaper. And of course consumers' tastes are
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Since turnabout is fair play, I asked Gemini Pro to save me some time on the obviously vibe-written paper: > on a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being crackpot nonsense, 10 being genuine insight presented in a novel but accessible manner, wh
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Despicable of OnlyFans to hold this at arm's length.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
It's a clear improvement, appreciate your taking feedback. And to be clear I don't think there's anything wrong with any particular format - a field guide is a welcome thing, but it wasn't labeled as such. Since lately
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Yeah that's not what I meant. When you click OK on this thing, you're saying "I understand Apple hasn't vetted this application, and it could do unpleasant things to my computer" You seem to be implicitly trusting t
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
> no downside That is not the view their legal department takes, I guarantee it. Congress ain't gonna keep its composition indefinitely.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
I see the problem. You're supposed to read history in the other direction.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
No means of law enforcement should be so secret that even the legal basis for it can't be revealed to voters. If that renders said means impractical, too goddamn bad.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Your ideological opposition to that is not shared by as wide a percentage of developers as you may think based on some highly self selected online corners. Opinions do not win by "high score". Asserting the validity of
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Gatekeeper blocks the app immediately. You'll see either "TUIStudio cannot be opened because it is from an unidentified developer" or "TUIStudio is damaged and can't be opened" on newer macOS after quara
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Are you producing this solely for LLMs to read? If not, you should edit the material more thoughtfully. You're presenting yourself as a subject matter expert, and I'm having trouble distinguishing your original thoughts because th
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
I read through the entire article and couldn't find the part where this phenomenon causes or otherwise explains intense pain and detectable traumatic brain injuries.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
> Like their human counterparts, Aaru’s bots are fallible; for instance, they wrongly forecast a Kamala Harris victory in the 2024 election. Fink said the firm has significantly improved its models since then. Anyone else do a mental dou
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
You've been a Mac user since the original candy iMacs and you don't see the company design ethos slipping in the last five years?
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
What would you say NixOS config starters are missing? I'm teetering on abandoning Apple unless they can right the UX ship, and I was hoping to build on one of those when I switch.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
> Our approach is not “AI replaces people”. > But [..] AI does[..] change the [..] number of roles required in certain areas. I can't believe how little this is paraphrasing it.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Not the fry, the cadence that makes everything sound like the same list of three or four things
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Never give advice that instantly applies to you
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Is western society "Dunning-Kruger"ing itself? Look at all of the absolute trash people are holding up as good ideas lately.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Side note, can we have far, far fewer of the cartoon "infographics" that are just Bad Concepts On Left, Good Concepts On Right?
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
I simply can't stand reading this prose, let alone bring myself to care about some vibe-code BS the author couldn't be bothered to write about themselves. Telling Claude to turn your notes into a blog post with simple, terse langu
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
"Long speech" is a faithful synthesis of a fairly irritating modern American English speech pattern.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
But how do I know stupid blogs are your niche, you don't even link to one in your profile!
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Wording doing a lot of work here, because "Meta hires a few people" isn't news.
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by mpalmer 7mo ago
Bluesky's end user story is extremely solid. User-driven, first class moderation tooling, inside the protocol . Why do you think the difference in resources required between the two is decisive? Your opinion sounds too strongly held t

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