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by mvdtnz 1y ago
It's much less clear.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
There's no way you got to this bit without skipping over multiple actual redactions, like SQL queries with all of the details replaced with ellipsis. Why are you cherry-picking one innocent instance when you know exactly what the paren
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
You have no business telling anyone what their business is. Dropbox has "business" doing whatever they want to try to make great products, achieve their mission and turn over some cash.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
I have tried several times - real genuine multi-week efforts - but I'm with you. It never worked for me. I can see potential in there but it's just too much, for too little in return.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
I for one am very happy if this marks the start of the downfall of the mobile app. They were a neat concept but ruined by the gatekeepers, and the web has evolved to the point where most are unnecessary.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
The classic God of the Gaps - we don't know how human brains think, so what LLMs do must be it!
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
No you haven't, not for a reasonably strong password.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Donald Trump did not have a "few" votes. You deserve what you get.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
For all practical purposes what you're saying is just wrong.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
You should see how I speak to my table saw.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Are there people genuinely concerned about slurs against autocomplete computer programs?
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Are you kidding? Is this part of the joke?
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
I don't really get what you're getting at. You can live a full and healthy life without making yourself anxious about the backlash to the backlash to the thing that's just begun[0]. My neighbour Mike is almost completely offl
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
First link is some political organisation. Second link is a company that sells SPF 30 sunscreen. Third link doesn't even say what you're claiming.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
It's MIP not MIPS and you are very misinformed on the reasons we prefer it.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
The MIP display is disappearing from the Instinct range too, I hope they keep at least one very rugged MIP unit.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
> it's widely recommended to max out at SPF 30, You're going to have to bring some receipts for a claim like that. I have never seen such a recommendation, ever.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
"Critical"? "Infrastructure"? What do you think Github is?
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Huh?
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Nothing sucks the fun out of survival games like your friend who has way more time progressing the game far too much while you're absent.
591.
by mvdtnz 1y ago
What companies?
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Striking while the iron is hot.
593.
by mvdtnz 1y ago
What's "musl"? This article doesn't seem to define it, unless I missed it.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
> AI didn't speed me up at all until agents got good enough, which was April/May of this year. That was 5 months ago, which is 6 years in 10x time.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
> LLMs can be automated to do busy work and although they may take longer in terms of clock time than a human, the work is effectively done in the background. What is this supposed busy work that can be done in the background unsupervise
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Just so you know you are arguing with LLM output, not a human.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
The UK doesn't base their legislation on evidence. As long as they can froth up a segment of their population, that's enough for them.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
The author's own AI demo falls on its face with "Identify product number LanguageModel is not available" too.
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
Your demo just returns "Identify product number LanguageModel is not available".
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by mvdtnz 1y ago
X does not have "critical mass". It could disappear tomorrow and it wouldn't make a single bit of difference.

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