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by nottorp 6mo ago
Do they actually have a business presence in the EU? If not, how would those rules apply to them? Edit: tbh, the new "user friendly" idea of automatically converting US prices to the local currency of the visitor in spite of the c
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by nottorp 6mo ago
The kind of product tour that the article says it works seems very similar to most video game tutorials. ... which incidentally always have a skip button.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
It's a sales tool. You can tell Claude to add a new condition to an if and instead it will duplicate the whole if body. They're hoping you'll tell your "agent" to buy a domain and it will buy 30 instead.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
No, don't think so. But he can force you to call it "Carrot" in all marketing materials. Although you have to state it's a modification of "Linux" because of the GPL :)
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by nottorp 6mo ago
"Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds". So you can fork all you want, but he can legally prevent you from calling it "Linux".
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Not the only app though :)
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by nottorp 6mo ago
I paid 0.99 for some 3rd party app to do that for me years ago. It still seems to work. And I'll still need it because I doubt I'll be switching to 26 or 27 any time soon. Edit: Pass2UWallet is the name of the app I'm using i
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Do I look like law enforcement? I don't have to do innocent until proven guilty. It's the tech company's problem to convince me they are trying to do something useful to me. Come to think of it, it's their problem to con
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by nottorp 6mo ago
I'm logged in to work in Chrome and to personal stuff in Firefox :)
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Oh and why is it there? Do you really think it's not loaded and executed automatically by default, so some Google executive can justify their "AI" spend?
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Extra power and ram usage without your permission, for example.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Hustle culture. Everything has to have a purpose. Ideally commercial.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
As for many things, there's a synthesis that seems more realistic here: https://acoup.blog/category/collections/the-peasant/ Hint: it's not 150 days. However, what the work time estimates are missin
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by nottorp 6mo ago
But which was the first, the chicken or the egg? The LLMs have been trained on soulless corporate speak.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Hmm that reminds me of what some people say about communism :)
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by nottorp 6mo ago
And in some places there are so few movie theaters that, at least on weekends, you have to buy days in advance or you might as well stay home.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
> cold calling voters That should be a capital offense if done for political purposes, commercial purposes or any other purposes that are not an emergency :)
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Why are candidates allowed to spam voters in the US?
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by nottorp 6mo ago
When I saw the title I thought it would be some plushie. Turns out I wasn't far from the truth!
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by nottorp 6mo ago
> Are Linux users not also subject to drive-by downloads impersonating valid files? Linux users generally install software with apt or rpm. Or steam. The existence of any executable file outside the system dirs it a red flag in itself.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
I don't see errors, just warnings about unknown metadata. It's annoying yes. But they aren't errors.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
> the human doctors don't just look at the notes to diagnose the ER patient From my limited experience hanging on ER hallways for other people, they don't look at the notes, they look at the damn patient.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
LLMs are like a box of chocolates...
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by nottorp 6mo ago
> He also explained that "I'm a big believer in screens, because I really believe if you want to connect, you have to make the magic work behind the screen." ' I'd say he doesn't drive himself.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
But competEnt organizations will have a better filtering process or they wouldn’t be competent? Otherwise, if they filter via LLM X they will only see the resume generated by LLM X.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
I had once a mesh case, i forgot by who, but it wasn't the cheapest. Too noisy if you ask me. The one you linked is all mesh so it doesn't capture noise anywhere. It's great if you like it, but I'd never consider it.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
In organizations where LLMs sort the resumes yes, I believe no human will read my resume until it's too late.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Easy then. Apply N times, each time with a resume generated by a different LLM. No human is going to notice anyway. Or add a N+1 resume written by yourself in which you describe your strategy, just in case.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
But if it can be reclaimed it's not actually needed. So i'd find the minimum amount of configured ram a mac os VM can boot with more significant than the actual usage while booted but doing nothing.
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by nottorp 6mo ago
Maybe, but it seems like a waste to glue the paxmate to the inside of the glass :)

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