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811.
by oblio 8mo ago
Can you easily version their plans using git?
812.
by oblio 8mo ago
This dead internet uncanny (sarcasm?) valley is killing me.
813.
by oblio 8mo ago
As a techie with no horse in this race I've always found the ribbon very usable. It has a layered shortcut system that is much logical than the legacy one, it still supports the legacy shortcuts (Alt-d, f, f forever!) and the number of
814.
by oblio 8mo ago
That's not (or should not be what's happening). They write a short high level plan (let's say 200 words). The plan asks the agent to write a more detailed implementation plan (written by the LLM, let's say 2000-5000 word
815.
by oblio 8mo ago
LOL, have you tried to maintain any sort of huge table using markup?
816.
by oblio 8mo ago
The studies I can't point you to, but there were lots of blogs by the lead Office UX person at the time, Jensen Harris. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/blogs/jensenh/ Unfortunately those
817.
by oblio 8mo ago
I'm a bit disappointed the balloons weren't nuclear powered, considering the era.
818.
by oblio 8mo ago
LOL :-))
819.
by oblio 8mo ago
Heh, the separation isn't even the worst part. The fact that the US Constitution is basically more sacred that the Bible when you talk to the average American is even weirder. The Founding Fathers are the Original Gods (Gangsters?).
820.
by oblio 8mo ago
Ah, then that comment is just silly. Singapore is a small and dense island, poor people fare better without cars there. Cars are very expensive, even old, beat up cars. They're either expensive for the owner or for society or both.
821.
by oblio 8mo ago
> You must drive a new vehicle under 5 years old, and the license just to buy a car was $90,000 or so. I don't understand this. At all. Are people forced to buy cars every 5 years?
822.
by oblio 8mo ago
> Singapore is an effective slave/permanent underclass state with few personal freedoms that is ethnically and culturally homogeneous (in each class). Can you expand on this? Which ethnicity/culture is in which class?
823.
by oblio 8mo ago
> I like that the US government finally speaks out about the rampant censorship from the EU regime Are you a EU citizen?
824.
by oblio 8mo ago
Worse than that, what was the percentage of these amazing articles?
825.
by oblio 8mo ago
There was a big payoff on signing so to-may-to, to-mah-to.
826.
by oblio 8mo ago
> Take a look at openclaw, the code base is an absolute disaster. 500k LoC for something that can be accomplished in 10k. Mission accomplished: acquhire worth probably millions and millions. I agree with you, by the way.
827.
by oblio 8mo ago
> Knowledge cutoff is unchanged at Jan 2025. Isn't that a bit old?
828.
by oblio 8mo ago
It's never one without the other. Germany had a lot of hardpower in WW1. People forget they won the Eastern Front. But they lacked soft power and their allies were weak.
829.
by oblio 8mo ago
Yeah, no. None of those have built in debuggers, for example. I also doubt Rust compilation is fast on slow computers.
830.
by oblio 8mo ago
You know things are bad when someone compares something to Spring and says: "this is thing is more complicated!".
831.
by oblio 8mo ago
What's that?
832.
by oblio 8mo ago
Did they communicate this from the top or just turn a blind eye to it?
833.
by oblio 8mo ago
Weird but FreePascal is fairly solid for its niche.
834.
by oblio 8mo ago
This is like timing the stock market. Sure, share prices seem to go up over time, but we don't really know when they go up, down, and how long they stay at certain levels. I don't buy the whole "LLMs will be magic in 6 months
835.
by oblio 8mo ago
> If software is the commodity, what is the bespoke value-added service that can sit on top of all that? Aggregation. Platforms that provide visibility, influence, reach.
836.
by oblio 8mo ago
https://xkcd.com/605/
837.
by oblio 8mo ago
> This pattern has already played out in chess and go. For a few years, a skilled Go player working in collaboration with a go AI could outcompete both computers and humans at go. But that era didn't last. Now computers can play Go
838.
by oblio 8mo ago
That would require accurate validation of said documents, which is extremely hard now. Pointing 1 million PDF LLM machine guns at current validation pipelines will not end well, especially since LLMs are inherently unreliable.
839.
by oblio 8mo ago
> normoid Do you work extra hard to be this arrogant or does it come naturally?
840.
by oblio 8mo ago
Heh, reminds me of 90's Romania when everyone dreamt of "tunuri" (literally "cannons") or "țepe" (literally "stakes") aka cons. Tun being a major con, one that would mean you're set for life

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