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2mo ago
I was on the fence for a long time as well. It just looked like a lot of work. And not to sugar coat it, it _is_ a lot of work. But it’s also been so rewarding. You get to see someone experience things for the first time, like riding a bike
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2mo ago
Reminds me of a company I worked at that paid for redundant power grids. One time the power went out and… nothing. The boss angrily calls up the power company and they tell him “Oh yeah, it’s a manual transfer switch. Bob is already on his
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2mo ago
This is fantastic! As one of those kids who spent the early 90s in QBasic, thank you!
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2mo ago
> So was that why your models caused three real-world security incidents? No, that was just marketing :)
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2mo ago
If LLM training data is human-written, and LLM output mimics that input, how could you not have false positives?
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2mo ago
“thip…thip…ERRNT ERRNT ERRNT”
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2mo ago
Wouldn’t that require the AI agent coding the AI chatbot to know sandboxing is a requirement?
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2mo ago
That’s exactly what an AI prompted to reply to AI accusations would say!
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3mo ago
Some people think that the only ones downsized were the “dead weight”, so therefore, with them and their bureaucracy out of the way, the remaining people will be faster and better able to do their real work. From what I’ve seen, this is not
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3mo ago
Unless the watermark is a giant “This is fake” diagonally across the center of the image, everything will get shared virally in the 3 second attention span of doomscrolling without a second look.
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3mo ago
I finally found a brand+model of jeans that I liked. I don’t have to buy pants/trousers often, so of course the next time I went to buy some it had been discontinued by the manufacturer. Even the “this is the closest style to that one”
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3mo ago
What do you use as “ground truth”? The page says “independent sources”, and I’m sure there’s too many to list, but my question is how are they vetted as being truthful and how are two sources with opposite viewpoints reconciled?
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3mo ago
AI crawlers, famous for respecting robots.txt ;)
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3mo ago
Something like this: https://github.com/CoolNamesAllTaken/adsbee
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3mo ago
> Avoid use in operations. Oops
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3mo ago
I think they’re saying that you could say “I’m going for a smoke break” at work and it was at least tolerated. I don’t think you can say “I’m going for a walk” the same way.
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3mo ago
I love your design! I used it in a prototype BBS game playable on the web :)
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3mo ago
something like this? https://kristopolous.github.io/BOOTSTRA.386/v2.3.1/
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3mo ago
see you again in 2028
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3mo ago
It would be ridiculous if stock prices jumped or dropped just from a single message by someone! :)
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3mo ago
I was going to say, I could see them releasing a grill styled like one of their vehicles, but they probably aren’t keen to have more associations of their stuff with being on fire :)
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3mo ago
Bit of an understatement: “The displayed billing estimates do not reflect actual usage and charges.”
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3mo ago
1 byte files? I guess there’s only 256 options, someone probably copyrighted them :)
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3mo ago
The golf industry prefers daylight savings: https://gbej.org/golf-industry-fights-to-preserve-daylight-s...
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3mo ago
It seems like we were on a line of steady progression in features and usability through the 80s and 90s, then basically peaked for a lot of software by the 2000s. Once every feature most needed was in, and you spent the last 4 versions maki
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3mo ago
Coming in for a landing on a flight recently, I was amazed at the contrast I saw between a housing development of 50+ homes and a golf course across the road that took up the same amount of space.
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3mo ago
That top reply made me laugh out loud: “>Glad it turned out well. >Wonder what the Ryanair social media team is going to do with this one Ryanair introducing new additional charge to have a window.”
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3mo ago
or (to put it in an IT context) backup and DR services/hardware.
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3mo ago
maybe they asked chatgpt about it :)
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3mo ago
I daily drove it in the 2000s, and loved it. Later I used it for my server VMs due to the small memory footprint and fast remote response. If it supported current applications, I’d still be using it
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