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ninjalanternshk
searching PlanetScale…
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5mo ago
> So, is the strategy to find work in fields that don't benefit from ai co-working right now, or more interestingly, fields that could never benefit from automation at all? I’ve been thinking a lot about “AI resistant” tasks, and it
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5mo ago
It’s gorgeous, and so elegantly frustrating.
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5mo ago
Not necessarily. Knowing an image for sure is fake has value, even if you can’t guarantee the reverse is true.
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5mo ago
Heh. > MS Linux is released under the provisions of the Gates Private License, which means you can freely use this Software on a single machine without warranty after having paid the purchase price and annual renewal fees.
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5mo ago
> Incognito Chat with Meta AI is truly private, meaning no one — not even Meta — can read your conversations. I’m not sure who he thinks he’s fooling here, pretending a conversation comes into their network and gets processed on their sy
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5mo ago
Bug report: Your calendar labels me as “mature adult” when in fact I am not.
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5mo ago
It links to the GitHub repo for the project, and while it’s not inconceivable that an AI bot would create and populate a functioning public GitHub repo, it’s pretty unlikely.
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5mo ago
I still believe in the approach taken by Mel Gibson’s character in “Ransom.” Offer a reward equal to the ransom amount, to anyone who turns the kidnappers/criminals in to the authorities.
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5mo ago
I’m also struggling with this being AI. The blog owner is a real person who’s made significant contributions to the community for years. His post timeline is organic - wayback machine confirms they were published on the dates they show. So
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5mo ago
Despite already owning a computer, I recall being amazed when my mom bought a typewriter that had a built-in whiteout strip and you could literally hit “backspace” and it would white out your previous characters.
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5mo ago
It’s old but “The Cuckoo's Egg” was a great read and had a lot of this. Oh and it was true.
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5mo ago
This is my retirement plan. Get a job where I can affect something significant, mortgage everything I own to bet on it, then break it (get fired) and take the money and run.
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5mo ago
Looks like Spirit is #5 out of 21 for most on-time flights, so, top 20%. https://www.reddit.com/r/charts/comments/1psiwws/us_airlines...
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5mo ago
The demo video saves the most impressive for the very end — the “go ahead and cross, pedestrian” light. Remains to be seen how well it works in the real world but it’s cool nonetheless.
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5mo ago
> PC game developers, DAW, CAD, Adobe Right, those are all desktop applications. Microsoft has long owned that market. I said “internet developers” meaning web sites, servers, apps, etc. Microsoft’s early offerings in that space, plus a
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Before 2010 or so, “serious” internet developers wouldn’t touch Microsoft stuff — Microsoft was for office memos and poorly structured spreadsheets and that was it. So yeah, Azure being a real option at the highest levels of internet-scale
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5mo ago
If you had been a Yahoo user when Google launched, you’d understand.