p1anecrazy

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by p1anecrazy 8mo ago
Why are you posting the same message in every thread? Is this OpenAI astroturfing?
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by p1anecrazy 8mo ago
> In work chats full of AI generated slop, it stands out. Do you mean like Teams AI autocomplete or people purposefully copying AI-generated messages into chats?
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Interesting, reminds me of building bots with Lambdas and GCP Cloud functions when they were a thing. I find sharing current location a bit of an overkill to get a user‘s timezone. What‘s your take on that?
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
I guess their point was that Russian military doesn‘t care if Russian intelligence reads their messages
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Be the change you wish to see. If professionals like you join European companies it will help grow their business and offer competitive salaries.
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
https://archive.ph/e47Rb
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Please share the method
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Just use Telegram, at least it’s not U.S. made
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Can you elaborate a little, please? Also, do you use these tools for managed K8s or standard one?
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
The Guardian doesn’t have a paywall
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
In principle, I agree, but “a message queue is… a medium through which data flows from a source system to a destination system” feels like a truism.
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by p1anecrazy 9mo ago
Your take is very subjective. I found the story captivating and technically clear.
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by p1anecrazy 11mo ago
Scrolling quickly and having typos jump at me (when I was editing text in the past) and required code fragments (now) is exactly how I experience it. How strong is your visual imagination?
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by p1anecrazy 11mo ago
Please repost when you fix the accept TOS step
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Ukraine Gamifies the War: 40 Points to Destroy a Tank, 12 to Kill a Soldier(nytimes.com)
5 points by p1anecrazy 1y ago|0 comments
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Please share the details of the journey
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
god gracious!..
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Isn’t that “ELI5”?
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
https://archive.is/PCtUz
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The race to stop mirror organisms(ft.com)
5 points by p1anecrazy 1y ago|1 comments
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Interesting point even if overly judgmental without having the full info. Thank you
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Ask HN: Parenting with Minecraft Coins?
2 points by p1anecrazy 1y ago|2 comments
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Clickbait. > Gemini now has a second set of toggles buried in its settings menu. You can go to Profile → Apps inside the Gemini app and manually disable access to Phone, Messages, WhatsApp, or Utilities. But these are turned on by defaul
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
…and it’s also not clear what it gets you, OP. Commitment takes effort from the customer. If you are a psychologist that studied for 20 years, I know we may not work well, but you will not bail in 1 month. If you are an entrepreneur with le
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Privacy is a completely valid criticism, but it feels that posters at HN often forget that Telegram was made by geeks in the first place. It was first to give an easy way to send a hi-quality photo instead of a blurry JPEG, the first to let
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
You can pay for an ad-free experience and switch off your watching history to avoid being preyed upon by the algorithm. That’s what I do.
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Is there a place online to buy/watch this film?
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
I came across hobo symbol system in Richard Sproat‘s „Symbols: An Evolutionary History from the Stone Age to the Future“. In an overview of non-linguistic symbols systems he groups hobo signs with Gaunerzinken, signs used by German-speaking
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
Thank you, I found this very insightful.
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by p1anecrazy 1y ago
One of grading criteria for German B2 exam (mid-level in European framework) is Sprachgefühl, a feeling of (a feel for?) language. As mentioned earlier, if studying as an adult, you will probably keep making mistakes, but a lot just comes f

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