pawelmurias

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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Loads of people absolutely hate having to use a weird custom IDE just to try a language. That's why all the smalltalk like things are doomed for failure unless they are enforced by a platform.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> Linux desktop is more viable than ever. Other then in most stuff migrating to the browser how so? Browser + terminal has been a good combo for a long time, the desktop enviornment only have suffered enshittification due to a push to to
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> have something on a resume to prove they showed up everyday. Society shouldn't promote teenagers doing shit jobs. They shouldn't be done by people with potential.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
I have big hand so tiny keyboard on a teeny-weeny keyboard won't be usable at all. Desktop Linux is super shit
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
I think because the content algorithms also show you stuff that you are outraged it, you might want your razors blades to be shown to russian watching putin speeches, but you don't want to associate them when the are showing people thi
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
If you are saying things like "This would be a perfect murder weapon" and "I wish John Smith was dead" it will make you more likely to get convicted even if you are innocent.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> How on Earth, given all that's happened last year, could we possibly not at > least be "heading in the right direction" the way things are? The LLM models that are all the hype are superb at things like copy writing a
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
You would only get the top half of your code highlighted because a compiler doesnt usually continue when encountering syntax errors due to partial code
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
The kind of censorship when the model refuses to answer a question for political/woke reasons is not something that all people want.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
When angular.js came when you needed to do something highly interactive it's competitors used to be either amature hour hipster shit frameworks or hacking stuff using jquery.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> I mean, more power to them, if they want to do it and have 10x the complexity and take 10x longer The server side components didn't seem to me at a glance significantly less convenient then say a normal PHP server stack.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
The only guy who I ever saw post anything worthwhile on Medium commited suicide. If making a quality search engine I would put it on a blacklist.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
They have placed a giant fake moon in orbit exclusively for filming moon landings.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
How do you plan to detect if your work was one of the thousands it used to train itself?
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
From the things people liked post-communism countries you forgot the most important ones like older people liking having been young and also all material things being universally shit rather then some people having better things afterwards.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
It's really hard to get a deep or solid understanding of something if you lack insider knowledge. The search algorithm is not something most Googlers have access too but I assume they observe what their algorithm does constantly in a l
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> My work, directly, put a lot of (admittedly TERRIBLE) people in prison. Dude you should be super proud of yourself. If you help lock up scumbags you are a real hero. You take some piece of shit that things he is a king of the universe
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Some of the Raku people think that showing of the most bizarre parts of the language makes it look good for some weird reason.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
In many cities the restaurant food sucks and you also spend a lot of time going there and waiting for them to make it.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
If you don't care about nutrition you don't have too cook just grab some candy from the store or just make a sandwitch.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> IE wasn't an inferior browser at the beginning either. It ended up a turd browser with it's own unique quirks bundled everywhere by a company with a vested interest of hindering the web.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Trying to avoid collisions even if theyseem unavoidable seems like it would lead to more robust software then solving trolley problems and driving over lower value people on purpose.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
You mean the mermaids?
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> I have known several people who went into to psychology mostly to serve their own navel gazing. Thats a lot better case then people studying psychology to become psychologists because they are trying to heal their own severe emotional
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
You can recognize a browser as suspicious and not pay for or flag the ad clicks it makes without blocking access.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Loads of things can be used as inefficient weapons, for example we could be worried about rouge states developing methods of dropping dead cows from zeppelins.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Left rampant AI agents can drown a platform with a deludge of advertising shit or hate or woke crap.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Weapons that attack the entire planet are not perfect.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
> If it does not block browsers that spoof their identity then what the hell does it do? They mentioned recognizing which ads where viewed and clicked by humans. Stood out as the thing they really want.
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by pawelmurias 3y ago
Canonical with all that people is making a very mediocre desktop experience. So doesn't seem surprising making something actually good would take a lot more.

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