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by nhinck2 5mo ago
Well, one person moved and then brought a bunch of people with them.
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by nhinck2 5mo ago
It's also important to note that it beat doctors in diagnosing in a way doctors do not diagnose.
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by nhinck2 5mo ago
> a desire to support functionality that some customers expect of VS Code w.r.t. AI-generated code Literally who?
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by nhinck2 5mo ago
Can you just add power from the front and rear wheels like that?
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by nhinck2 6mo ago
Yeah, "we're going to remove copilot" only to remove the literally word copilot
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by nhinck2 6mo ago
And as the person who raised the issue said > The frustrating part is that it's not a workflow _or_ model issue, but a silently-introduced limitation of the subscription plan. They switched thinking to be variable by load, redacted
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by nhinck2 6mo ago
Also taking a dirty foggy environment and sanitising it.
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by nhinck2 7mo ago
> And neither denounces partially autonomous mass surveillance nor closes the door on AI-driven foreign mass surveillance You have to be deliberately naive in a world where five eyes exists to somehow believe that "foreign" mas
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by nhinck2 7mo ago
He does it all the time.
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by nhinck2 7mo ago
Copyright act 1968. Sect 116.
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by nhinck2 7mo ago
The only reason you get to keep the book is because no bothers to enforce the law, this doesn't make it legal. And it is your job to check that you have the rights to use other people's work. Ignorance is not a defence.
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by nhinck2 7mo ago
It's not just throwing QA out, they are actively striving for lower quality because it saves money. They're chasing that sweet cost reduction by making cheap steel without regard for what it'll be used for in the future.
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by nhinck2 8mo ago
> What's funny? Do you think the investors are against this? The investor's aren't idiots. Any proof of that?
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by nhinck2 8mo ago
> We are primarily seeking individuals with the strong drive and leadership qualities necessary to take a product from its nascent stage (“zero to one”) to a successful market entry. > Individuals who enjoy vibe coding to bring their
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by nhinck2 8mo ago
Yeah since the Windows 11 2023h2 update.
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by nhinck2 8mo ago
Yes because the act of "moving them up the stack" could have the opportunity cost of preventing real change that would actually improve health outcomes. AI could allow the whole system to kick the can down the road.
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by nhinck2 8mo ago
It doesn't because the enterprise group policy doesn't which is what this sets. Mozilla decided to give businesses the ability to turn off generative AI features about 6 months ago.
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by nhinck2 9mo ago
> It is an incredible accelerant in top-down 'theory driven' learning Is it? People claim this but I really haven't seen any proof that it is true.
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by nhinck2 10mo ago
Yes, of course, famously no ambiguity in the constitution.
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by nhinck2 10mo ago
Gabriels Horn for another example. Doesnt seem that uncommon.
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by nhinck2 10mo ago
Given the dates that's probably for Australis I, not Australis II that was rolled out in the robust program.
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by nhinck2 11mo ago
No. > The subpoena is tied to a criminal case involving the activist group Stop AI, which has staged protests outside OpenAI’s headquarters. Some members are on trial after allegedly blocking entrances to its San Francisco offices in Feb
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by nhinck2 11mo ago
Not too hard depending on the level of jankiness you're willing to endure. Screen capture API > full screen canvas element > css animated clip mask and opacity
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by nhinck2 11mo ago
My paltry laptop meets these requirements, doesn't really seem that high.
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by nhinck2 11mo ago
Deny all should be equivalent to accept required, to my understanding anyway.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Of course it was. As are a lot of the blog posts posted here. It doesn't automatically devalue the message.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
I wish I could make youtube default to the subscriber behaviour.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Well covid brought in wfh which for a lot of people was a big boost to QOL.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Not overnight but I remember sql server licensing having a huge increase when they decided to pursue rent seeking via azure.
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by nhinck2 1y ago
Did you miss the k?

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