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by notatoad 1y ago
this seems like the relevant information: >Sequoia Capital partner Shaun Maguire over racist, anti-Muslim remarks posted on social media. > In a tweet about New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, Maguire said Mamdani “comes from a
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by notatoad 1y ago
basically the story for any popular tourist destination - people go so that they can tell their friends they went, not for the actual experience. and so the most important part of the experience is doing exactly the same thing your frien
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a skill is a markdown & yaml file on your filesystem. an MCP server is accessed over http, and defines a way to authenicate users. if you're running an MCP file just to expose local filesystem resources, then it's probably ob
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by notatoad 1y ago
>301 response to a selection of very large files hosted by companies you don't like. i suggest amazon
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i see the comments here are pretty cynical about this post, and probably for good reason. especially "you might have to start taxing consumption instead of income because people won't have income anymore" but at least a coup
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from what i can tell, the one-shot thing only works on youtube. you might produce something that looks usable at first, but the actual application functionality will be significantly broken in most ways. it maybe works enough to do a demo
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by notatoad 1y ago
i'm not sure when you tried it, but if you've had copilot disabled it might be worth giving it another go. in my totally anecdotal experience, over the last few months it's gotten significantly better at shutting up when it
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by notatoad 1y ago
>if you don't use it, your argument literally won't load for a modern audience this is just a flat-out lie. yes, modern browsers will stilll load websites over http. come on.
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by notatoad 1y ago
the current level of AI hype amongst a lot of people, but especially investors and bosses, is that you can already give an AI a simple prompt and get it to spit out a fully functional, user-ready application for you. and we're so in
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by notatoad 1y ago
people say this like it's a criticism, but damn is it ever nice to start writing a simple crud form and just have copilot autocomplete the whole thing for me.
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edge just means as close to the user as you can get. microsoft's edge is closer to the user than cloudflare's edge or an ISP's edge because microsoft runs your laptop.
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shimano retired the sora name just in time for openAI to take it. Sora was replaced by the CUES groupset.
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by notatoad 1y ago
i can't imagine that users will be interested in asking chatGPT to ask zillow things, or ask chatGPT to ask canva to do things. that's a clunky interface. i can see users asking chatGPT to look up house prices, or to generate gr
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by notatoad 1y ago
because paying users don't want features quickly. companies want features gated behind controls, they want audit trails, compliance, SLAs, integration with their admin consoles. and they want some certainty that the feature won'
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by notatoad 1y ago
my read: they made the app look like tiktok, and were expecting people to make tiktok style viral videos. instead, what people are making is cameo-style personalized messages for their friends, starring mario.
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>Genuinely curious what the solution here is. no fly zones around construction sites?
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this is just the tech-person habit of assuming that users are less informed than they are. go ask an "everyday user" how much they think instagram tracks them. i think you'll be surprised at what their assumptions are. mos
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by notatoad 1y ago
i've had great success with both chatGPT and claude with the prompt "tell me how this sucks" or "why is this shit". being a bit more crass seems to bump it out of the sycophantic mode, and being more open-ended in
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by notatoad 1y ago
check out the chatGPT subreddit last weekend for the meltdowns from people who were routed away from gpt-4o to the "safety" version of the model when they tried to discuss controversial topics - they sound like somebody confiscate
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by notatoad 1y ago
this is the sort of thing i want AI to be solving for me. i don't need it generating hyper-realistic videos, but when those two people in my office who never thread their messages start having a conversation in #general, i want slack
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by notatoad 1y ago
boeing will never die as long as the government wants to have a domestic passenger airline manufacturer. and they pretty clearly do want that. it'll take more than financial losses to kill boeing.
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by notatoad 1y ago
it seems like this is basically youtube's ContentID, but for your face. as long as you upload your "cameo" aka facial scan to them, they can recognize and control the generation of videos with it. if you don't give the
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by notatoad 1y ago
>I can simply pay OpenAI to rank mine first no you can't. because that is not a thing that they sell. nothing in the announcement says they will accept money for changing their rankings, and the comment at the top of this chain incl
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by notatoad 1y ago
If OpenAI is charging commission on sales through ChatGPT, then they're probably better motivated than google is to show the best results.
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by notatoad 1y ago
I think the context of the original article is important: at an airsoft range, you’re on private property. You’ve signed a waiver to be there, there’s already rules to follow. Having formal rules for filming would be a totally reasonable
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by notatoad 1y ago
>Well, apparently all these operating systems have decided that no, users are too dumb and they cannot possibly understand what alphabetical order means. i really really hate this framing, and i see it far too often. no, the operating s
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by notatoad 1y ago
an underrated benefit of type hints is how much better my copilot autocompletions are on type hinted code.
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the shareholders have to vote to accept the deal. if they don't like the deal, they can vote against it. and then once the deal closes, they aren't shareholders anymore so the company's new owners don't have to care wha
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technically samsung didn't buy these brands, Harman did. And samsung has owned Harman (including JBL and AKG) since 2018. so you should probably expect that these brands will continue operating the way that Harman, JBL,and AKG have si
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specifically, the first one is XLR to RJ45 - the cable could be cat5, cat6, cat7, etc depending on the standard it was manufactured to. and ethernet is the protocol for the digital signal those cables usually carry. as you say, it's c

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