patates

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by patates 4mo ago
If you need an example, look at the Peking->Beijing transition.
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by patates 4mo ago
Yeah they totally isomorphed that industry!
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by patates 4mo ago
My grandmother used to say, "the Americans are going to space while we're just growing butt-hair". She was so close!
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by patates 4mo ago
> Chrome and anything electron based don't provide any accessibility information to the OS Are we sure about this? At least on windows, NVDA works fine with chrome and any electron apps.
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by patates 4mo ago
I don't understand how it's nihilistic and how it doesn't work in 2026.
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by patates 4mo ago
I'm pretty sure if they threw the Windows 7 source in a room with a mighty (sufficiently advanced) LLM, the only instruction being "make this better, make no mistakes" (as in the meme), it'd still be better than the curr
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by patates 4mo ago
Yes because it's not a single calendar, and I sometimes need to be reminded of potential plans (not saved on a calendar), history with that specific person ("oh I already made a demo to this person 2 years ago and from my notes, i
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by patates 4mo ago
Usually my back and forth with the llm is much longer than the result. Add the skills, the context, access to my calendar... I'd probably need to send a zip file instead of 1 short paragraph of text. Maybe letting agents representing p
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by patates 4mo ago
> And will you use AI to write the wedding speech you give at your child's wedding? You aren't reading what you are responding to.
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by patates 4mo ago
If AI is not that special, just a tool, then treat it as such. If AI is special, unlike any other tool, why aren't you using it that much? I personally don't think it's anything special, and if I knew I'll die soon and w
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by patates 4mo ago
> if you do not allow yourself lazy once in a while, you are likely to get burnout I'm not sure how using AI to generate songs will save anyone from the burnout of searching for songs, but what I understood from context is "int
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by patates 4mo ago
Composability (piping to other programs, or calling them via scripts), reachability (through ssh, for example), focus (not being distracted by all options being present) and universality (cli is more or less the same interface everywhere) a
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by patates 4mo ago
> it's ok to be lazy, not a crime It's normal to hate AI being pushed down our throats, but it's a completely different thing when we call people names, who enjoy it on their own.
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by patates 4mo ago
> My friends who previously had no interest in technology and never talked about it, are suddenly following tech news closely all because they hate AI being pushed so hard. My friends who previously had no interest in technology and neve
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by patates 4mo ago
"Possible to somewhat disable", I call it "PTSD".
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by patates 4mo ago
> But even when I talk to people, they forward my questions to AI and send me the AI’s answer. Those people obviously don't want to talk to you/"other people" or not interested in the topic you're talking about o
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by patates 4mo ago
I was deep in Vue 5-6 years ago, so much that I offered internal training for it and had sessions with more than 20 people attending. IMHO, React wins because you can just treat templates as variables. You don't need "slots"
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by patates 5mo ago
Considering my use case (web apps), there already wasn't anything I couldn't do with Opus 4.5, the same will be true or were already true for more people in other releases, and at some point, which may have already passed, most pe
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by patates 5mo ago
How do you hide them if you aren't self hosting the model?
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by patates 6mo ago
Same for Microsoft. Redirects to the void, 5-level-deep sign-in prompts, "contact your administrator" who doesn't exist... Maybe it's a size thing.
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by patates 6mo ago
As a reply to this comment: > Interesting you say the Dev isn't a great person, because I had a hunch when I saw the use of the Lena photo on the front page You say: > you guys are ruthless (...) You people are gross. I'm no
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by patates 6mo ago
If the constant meta changes (or other peculiarities involving those folders) make the sync unusable, then it can be both. In that case, you stop syncing and communicate. So my idea is that it's a competency problem (lack of communicat
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by patates 6mo ago
I think this should not be attributed to malice, however unfortunate. I had also developed some sync app once and onedrive folders were indeed problematic, causing cyclic updates on access and random metadata changes for no explicit reason.
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by patates 6mo ago
S3 needs a split: QS3 (Quite Simple Storage Service) for the barebones. Bucket/Object CRUD. Maybe: Multipart Uploads. Presigned URLs. S3 for Object Tagging, Access Control Lists, etc. S3E (enterprise? extended? elaborate?) for Object L
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by patates 6mo ago
It also breaks a lot of a11y tooling. It really helps a lot of people when developers care about semantic html. I personally suggest web devs to install axe devtools [0] in their dev browser profile. Also, LLMs have gotten to the point that
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by patates 6mo ago
In some sense, "you also did". You couldn't argue the case on the internet better, and convince enough people not to give the signal that it's okay. We are all guilty :)
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by patates 6mo ago
Writing this from a corporate win11 computer, the whole thing is so laggy, it's unbelievable. Last year, I had revived my old desktop from 2007 with an intel Q6600, windows xp and a clicky dying HDD, and that thing flied compared to th
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by patates 6mo ago
It smells better, my skin feels better after using it, and I feel happier. Showering may take little time, but I have my skin all the time :)
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by patates 6mo ago
Why can't you have the agent running on its own server/vm in your pocket?
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by patates 6mo ago
Not to shoot down your comment with sarcasm, I'm being really honest: I changed my shower gel with an expensive one this week, and it really had an unexpected, exciting effect. Small stuff can really have consequences much bigger than

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