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by nunez 11mo ago
It's actually worse than that because Siri was MORE functional back when it had static NLP rules. Many people have used it to book movie tickets, restaurant reservations, etc. it also told pretty funny jokes. I definitely remember peop
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by nunez 11mo ago
It's easy to lose yourself in a sentence if it's not clearly thought out. Something about talking more to mask ones ignorance, or something like that. Forcing yourself to use short sentences a la simple English snaps you out of th
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by nunez 11mo ago
Why?
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by nunez 11mo ago
Good idea. This strengthens your position and forces you to be more creative with how it's expressed.
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by nunez 11mo ago
Precisely why I maintain a diary. It listens to all of my thoughts, sans judgement. One of the best decisions I've ever made. Wish I did this years ago
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by nunez 11mo ago
The beginning of this article neatly captures why writing your own thoughts -- as difficult as this can be sometimes -- is so crucial. One of my biggest fears from the unchecked proliferation of AI is society deciding that writing "th
817.
by nunez 11mo ago
The taxes are important though. You'll "pay" for that monthly through your escrow account (or you'll save up for it in a HYSA or something, though personally I'd rather have my lender deal with the city and estimati
818.
by nunez 11mo ago
struggling to the tune €2B/yr
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by nunez 11mo ago
I usually stay 50+ nights/year at hotels all across the value spectrum and haven't thought about this until now! Proper bathroom doors _are_ hard to come by. "There has to be a safety/design reason for this," I thou
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by nunez 11mo ago
I don't trust LLMs or "deep research" for any serious analysis. I use them for guidance (when I do use them) but not for the final product. Too many words with too many landmines (mistakes) hidden within. Also, distillation a
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by nunez 11mo ago
100% based. Some of the best meetings and demos I've ever ran in my consulting era were done on prep I did maybe 30 minutes before! Ironically, in many cases, the more prep I did, the worse the outcome was!
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by nunez 11mo ago
I thought it was excellent for something that appears mostly off the cuff. This is what lots of good writing looks like before the editors get to it, btw
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by nunez 11mo ago
That's the fate of many acts from that period. So so so many artists who were stratospherically popular but are still touring for cash playing to nobody younger than them. It's sad.
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by nunez 1y ago
What consulting companies have offered for decades.
825.
by nunez 1y ago
This is still the case, more or less. Outlook has a lot of proprietary Office 365-only features that 3rd party clients will never support. Same with Google Workspace and the Google apps.
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by nunez 1y ago
I drive with TheraSpecs blue light filter glasses to deal with this. It's annoying that I feel like I have to wear them, but they do help.
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by nunez 1y ago
Dogs and cats have different modalities for intelligence. Dogs are social animals that have evolved to be human companions a long time ago. This is why they are "trainable" and, therefore, seem more intelligent. Cats are not; they
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by nunez 1y ago
And I remember reading that they have awful BO naturally
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by nunez 1y ago
And then you have the fossa.
830.
by nunez 1y ago
People have been trying to make the house raccoon a thing: https://old.reddit.com/r/raccoons From what I remember spending time on this topic, raccoons need super challenging locks as toys and TONS of engagement from t
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by nunez 1y ago
My Hue lights and vacuums would like a word!
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by nunez 1y ago
> Try building some common pieces of software in a network isolated environment and you will likely be surprised at how poorly it goes. I have yet to experience a straight shot install or build of anything in an air gapped environment. A
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by nunez 1y ago
Absolutely, yes. It has completely replaced Google for search for me. Good AI search as well if you're into that (but they don't force you to use it!).
834.
by nunez 1y ago
Gateway works at Layer 4 (TCPRoute, UDPRoute). Massive improvement over Services + service mesh hackery!
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by nunez 1y ago
Loads of people are Google's AI Summaries; it's the first result, so, hard to miss.
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by nunez 1y ago
I meant what were they expecting? A bunch of their privacy-wonk userbase to go "Oh shit; I'm finally gonna go all-in on the slop now that Mozilla's doing AI?" Like, what were they thinking? I'm glad that they have a
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by nunez 1y ago
Lots more moving pieces though
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by nunez 1y ago
1) ingress still works but is on the path to deprecation. It's a super popular API, so this process will take a lot of time. That's why service meshes have been moving to Gateway API. Retiring ingress-nginx, the most popular ingre
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by nunez 1y ago
/r/kubernetes had this announcement up about five mins after it dropped at Kubecon. It's a huge deal. So many tutorials and products used ingress-nginx for basic ingress, so them throwing in the towel (but not really) is big
840.
by nunez 1y ago
Glad to see Google come to their senses on this. Disabling it entirely would have basically guaranteed an exodus of power users over to iOS. If your only choices are walled gardens, you might as well pick the easiest, prettiest one.

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