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by nunez 5mo ago
Apple will probably nail this, as usual
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by nunez 5mo ago
It's the same thing as Docs asking Gemini to write for you when the text cursor idles.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Most folks use AI and hate it
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by nunez 5mo ago
That's exactly what's happening here.
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by nunez 5mo ago
There are still cooking functions on microwaves! And they still come with recipe books!
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by nunez 5mo ago
By design. At least until we move away from attention being at the core of LLMs
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by nunez 6mo ago
my (gender neutral) dude. WAKE UP. Literally anyone can write a Jira ticket. US engineers are expensive. What do you think will happen when the powers that enacted this policy decide that the ticket to merged into prod rate is acceptable to
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by nunez 6mo ago
Where's your SKILLS.md? How did your agents make this? jk. Metal as fuck. Love it.
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by nunez 6mo ago
What I especially hate are slides of diagrams that could have been made with Draw.io or Excalidraw but were made with Nano Banana instead. They ALWAYS look jank. Better than late last year, but still very jank.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Wait until they find out that Huntsville, AL is basically an enclave for rocket scientists.
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by nunez 6mo ago
It's mostly the "voice smoothing" part of this technology that I have morality issues with. This isn't any different from (usually white) teachers telling (usually black) kids to "speak better" simply because t
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by nunez 6mo ago
the minor league stadiums i've been to in Texas were on par with the mega stadiums, just smaller (and cheaper!) you'll get a kick out of this. one concrt hall i went to recently was charging THIRTY THREE DOLLARS for a single shot
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by nunez 6mo ago
People who try to find ultra luxury goods at luxury prices. Thrift shops have been popular for a while, in part for this reason.
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by nunez 6mo ago
I think it's dehumanizing. Yes, they have accents. English isn't their first language. TELUS decided to move jobs they could have given to Canadians offshore to save a buck or two. We're already conditioned to treat service r
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by nunez 6mo ago
The more interesting question is why airlines go bankrupt in such spectacular fashion. Every airline that goes belly up always does it with a bang. All flights cancelled, effective immediately. Stranded customers. Tens of thousands of jobs
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by nunez 6mo ago
Damn; PassWallet just got Sherlocked.
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by nunez 6mo ago
you wouldve been downvoted into the seventh layer of hell for saying this three years ago.
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by nunez 6mo ago
On headphones: I recently got a set of Aftershokz headphones to use as sleep headphones that worked with my custom earplugs plugged in. They work amazingly for that purpose, but I was not at all prepared for how much more social these would
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by nunez 6mo ago
crossfit made the gym (and free weights) cool crossfit became popular as a side effect of "bootcamp" style workouts in the 2000s-2010s, like the Spartan Run, Tough Mudder, Rucking, etc. mark rippetoe, creator of Starting Strength,
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by nunez 6mo ago
i don't ever ask for a spot (and use safety bars instead) because i'm trying to leave the gym as quickly as i can and don't want an unknown-length conversation getting in the way
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by nunez 6mo ago
One of us! I actively avoid talking about myself until asked. (I'm usually not.) Most people love being the center of attention.
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by nunez 6mo ago
exactly this, but with geofenced reminders so that i'm quizzed into remembering them.
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by nunez 6mo ago
If I'm trying to remember someone's name, I'll say it at the end of interactions more often than I normally would and make some kind of memory device out of it. If it's someone at a place I frequent, I'll add a loca
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by nunez 6mo ago
Good on you for doing that. I did the same thing when I was in college, but in my case, I did it to get better at approaching women. I made it a goal to talk to at least one woman per day on the train in NYC (hard mode) and say Hi to at lea
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by nunez 6mo ago
They make a lot of money from loyalty programs and credit cards, but the legacy airlines do make money on flying alone. The margin they make on that is razor thin, but they do make money from the core product. Spirit was designed to be ultr
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by nunez 6mo ago
all much slower and annoying to use fine if privacy is of utmost priority not fine if you want to stream youtube without region locks.
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by nunez 6mo ago
Thanks! It's quite unfortunate that Tesla was, indeed, yanking our chains this whole time. I've been on the FSD train since I bought our first one in 2020 and have been rooting hard for them. If they were serious about being close
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by nunez 6mo ago
Easily. Host them on the cloud providers? You get banned. Host them in your homelab and the ISP finds out? You get your Internet cut. How will either of them find out? IP addresses and/or DPI. All it'll take is an executive order
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by nunez 6mo ago
So they're asking ISPs to build the Great Mormon Firewall, basically. Cool, cool cool, cool, cool. I'm more scared that there is a push to do this federally, as that will, effectively, be tantamount to establishing explicitly stat
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by nunez 6mo ago
i don't know about this. the disadvantages to this strategy are non-trivial on both ends of the AI debate. if the cost of AI doesn't decrease, between skill atrophy and personnel shortages, this will create massive technical liabi

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