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5mo ago
To be honest I use Google AI mode a lot. And Duckduckgo for private search. I default to DDG and use !g if I want to resign from privacy or find some merchandise to buy
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This phenomenon is well explained in ``God's Playground: A History of Poland'' by Norman Davies, which I am currently reading/listening to. But historically Latin was the lingua franca that time, and Polish people who wr
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I am sorry to hear this. If you were perceiving the space as safe and then you felt abused, I think this is something you should report. Maybe people working in mental health startup are experts in mental health, but there are very strict r
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This is a small "getting used to" technique to let people "be grateful" to the "ai friend"
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we're preparing ourselves to deanonymise the internet. We do not know yet what this will have as a collateral, but certainly the governments will use it against us.
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It's quite a sad story, when people working in Microsoft used to be the experts of all experts on Windows, and at the present moment people from outside know Windows better... It seems like the only people left in there are maintainers
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Is Motorola Chinese by any chance? I remember the Motorola company has been split to phones and the rest
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Thank you. That is really important to remind this to people especially in the upper management
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I've recently vibecoded pure html+css+js frontend for WWTBM-alike game: https://github.com/pawel-jaworski-loftyworks/mili-game - it consists of one file and is blazingly fast. Previous attempts to vibecode somethi
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But each time I suspected I could have done it better and faster manually There is a class of tasks that can't be done faster manually, unless you're some sort of colour-smells-like-chicken-and-numbers-have-taste genius. A
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Address white_house{ .street = "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW", .city = "Washington", .state = "District of Columbia", .zip = 20500, }; For me this is the most important initialization i
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tasks spanning eight web frameworks Does anyone else have this experience that LLM create better pure html+CSS+js than work with existing frameworks?
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at a FLAME WAR with the author of course. normal, classic flame war. I try to defend that HackerNews is a great source of good practices. This is merely the same as what the author thinks, but he/she says it requires more insight. So w
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5mo ago
I heard that one company buying all the product or a majority of the product is called a monopoly practice. If a dominant buyer locks up most of the supply chain through exclusive contracts, it prevents rival companies from getting the
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they should pay the owners of the web sites they're using the data from
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they want to reduce people to have possibility to create AI centres... Highlander rules
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Oh, better to build more AI centres fast, as long as it's not forbidden
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5mo ago
Wow that's great work! Thanks!
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> In most European legal systems a law enforcement officer overstepping his legal authority would face criminal charges for it. I wouldn't say in most. In many they wouldn't
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Of course it is. That's where the joke comes from... Edit. TIL Poe's law
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Yup. It's rotten on the other side. Or maybe lead poisoned
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I recently heard an AI radio station and had to stop my car to turn it off (the car was rented and had tablet instead of physical knobs). The suffering of listening the radio was unbearable
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any software specifically? I remember like 5 years ago or so seeing someone taking a photo with a DLSR of a chipped stair step and 3d printing an addition to it which filled the chipped part like a glove and it was looking like a lego brick
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I hope it helps finally running large models on normal hardware. Tying our work to two companies in the world is a bad bad thing. Quite risky. Against any threat modelling
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What about creating 3d meshes from multiple photos of the same object?
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I've been treated this way numerous times. First example: FlightRadar - I bought the app, they sunsetted it and created "new one" with monthly payments
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Nice I must remember this for the next interview I'm going to attend
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It's not about retaliation. It's about taking ownership of code
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It's the AI companies' fault for boasting that their products are becoming an additional developer. AI agent is not a developer. It won't answer you questions why your database has been removed. This is sadly far from managem
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How many tennis balls can fit in a bus?
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