olalonde

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by olalonde 5mo ago
Ok thanks, my bad.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Oops you're right, but too late to delete. Weird that it got 10 upvotes...
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by olalonde 5mo ago
> A lot of programmers may not know this, but frontend used to be a highly specialized skill, requiring knowledge of semantic HTML, CSS, the differences of various browsers, accessibility, progressive enhancement, network performance, in
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by olalonde 5mo ago
They could and should have foreseen this as well.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Lawmakers should have foreseen this would be the consequence of the law and not have gone through with it.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Browsers can literally chose not to store cookies... There is no need to bring trust in the equation.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Prediction: the author will wish the Internet Archive didn't exist in a few years.
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Helpful tool if you're somebody who files FOIA requests for email logs(bsky.app)
1 points by olalonde 5mo ago|0 comments
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Bullwhip Effect(en.wikipedia.org)
10 points by olalonde 5mo ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Also, from the article it seems they just switched from one LLM (Claude Code) to another one (GitHub Copilot) rather than abandoning "AI"...
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by olalonde 5mo ago
As a philosophical zombie, I have to disagree here.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
You got a certificate though.
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by olalonde 5mo ago
Apparently, a lot of people blame his nicotine article for getting addicted to nicotine.
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Stochastic Parrots: Frequently Unasked Questions(medium.com)
51 points by olalonde 5mo ago|61 comments
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by olalonde 6mo ago
Were they not educated and motivated before?
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by olalonde 6mo ago
More of a philosophical question but if you have no idea whether it's a human or robot, does it really matter? Personally I dislike AI slop only when I can tell it is...
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When Claudia Met Claudius(unherd.com)
1 points by olalonde 6mo ago|0 comments
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by olalonde 6mo ago
"I like the stock" - GameStop
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The Network(citadel21.com)
1 points by olalonde 6mo ago|0 comments
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by olalonde 6mo ago
That Western culture is only a few years old and only affects a tiny percentage of people who opt into it.
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by olalonde 6mo ago
Really well made website. I played a few times in Shenzhen (slightly different rules), but it's difficult to find players willing to accommodate a beginner because Mahjong players typically play really fast (I'd say on average &lt
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by olalonde 6mo ago
This one is impressive too: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12948
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by olalonde 6mo ago
Same with electricity. We had Ohm's Law and were building electrical devices (e.g. telegraph, lightbulb) long before we discovered the electron.
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by olalonde 6mo ago
I don't think that's true. You generally can't copyright a single word and even if the word was trademarked, there would be little risk of confusion. > Palantir Technologies is in no way affiliated with, or endorsed or sp
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A hair dryer at a Paris airport broke Polymarket weather markets(xcancel.com)
4 points by olalonde 6mo ago|1 comments
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by olalonde 6mo ago
For a lot of smokers, e-cigarettes and other alternatives don't cut it. But I agree there'll likely be a black market.
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by olalonde 6mo ago
They're now paying and training people to produce more AI doom slop, so it's only going to get worse: https://www.plzdontkillus.com/
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by olalonde 6mo ago
When someone says that it usually means they believe the price is bound to drop.
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by olalonde 6mo ago
Yes, I smoked for a decade. The only noticeable effect it produces after a while is providing relief from nicotine withdrawal symptoms. It does feel similar to regaining focus or calming your nerves, so smokers trick themselves into thinkin
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by olalonde 6mo ago
It will probably be a bit of both: a large black market and a decline in foreign visitors, international conferences, and similar events.

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