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by phyzome 1y ago
I would recommend not using an algorithmic home feed. I don't know how it is on Bluesky, but on Mastodon I only see posts from people I follow, including posts they've boosted. When I see interesting boosts or replies, I check if
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by phyzome 1y ago
Last I checked, he was making claims well beyond that.
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by phyzome 1y ago
You can see something similar in use in the borg backup tool -- content-defined chunking, before deduplication and encryption.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Seconding the recommendation of Language Transfer. It helped me learn Spanish grammar remarkably quickly and easily.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Same here, in Firefox ESR 140. Could be related to privacy extensions, or the dev is just using some extremely new (or non-standard) API.
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by phyzome 1y ago
> I don't understand why some people are so upset with AI coding - no one forces them to use it. You might be a little bit out of touch with the current zeitgeist -- and what's happening in a lot of corporations.
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by phyzome 1y ago
According to Wikipedia, CU-SeeMe was released in 1993 and Skype came a decade later.
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by phyzome 1y ago
I don't think that addresses the thing that the article is actually about...
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by phyzome 1y ago
"Failing to Understand the Sigmoid, Again"
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by phyzome 1y ago
It's whatever the mods feel like. For example, posts about Charlie Kirk being assassinated were allowed to stay, and that was basically pure politics.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Discharging firearms in proximity to occupied buildings, very intelligent.
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by phyzome 1y ago
I've seen what happens when people use AI to fill in alt text and it's not pretty.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Sounds like there's pretty clear evidence present on the RightSignature site, but they really need to provide a way to verify a document without the site being up and intact. That certification page is basically worthless otherwise.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Well, I'm reacting to part of what you said. The other part might be OK, but it's just too hard for me to imagine, I suppose. :-)
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by phyzome 1y ago
If Apple bought Jetbrains, they would ruin the Jetbrains products. It wouldn't go the way you're hoping.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Because 1) you often can't prove it, and 2) there often isn't support from administration.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Anyone know what scoring system it uses?
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by phyzome 1y ago
It's so stupid that this even needs to be said. And yet here we ware.
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by phyzome 1y ago
That sounds like the job of the person making the claim.
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by phyzome 1y ago
You seem pretty het up over some basic resilience.
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by phyzome 1y ago
...at a certain point I think you just have to assume that the doorbell is malfunctioning, no? We've had that happen. It was annoying as hell. We didn't call the police, though. (Pretty funny that it was a slug and not a dying pie
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by phyzome 1y ago
The effort is part of what makes the outcome better, though.
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by phyzome 1y ago
The interface is nice but it is excruciatingly slow at restores. I had to switch to borg, which has an extremely similar feature set but performs much better (and you can bring your own hardware).
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by phyzome 1y ago
My solution is to organize my PRs as a sequence of commits that explain what they do, and then a PR description that gives an overview and motivates the changes. I've gotten really positive feedback on this, and it dramatically speeds
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by phyzome 1y ago
It has some underappreciated side effects, such as reduced night vision. Even if everything else went perfectly, I don't think that's an acceptable side effect for me.
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by phyzome 1y ago
If you think Firefox is the right choice, and it works 99% of the time, and you're worried about lack of competition... you should probably be using Firefox. That will support its marketshare (by definition). If you see bugs, you can p
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by phyzome 1y ago
Skimming this, I'm not sure why it couldn't be explained by the layoffs we had a couple years ago, which were primarily at tech companies (which are indeed more exposed to LLMs) and probably hit junior devs more.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Now this is prompt engineering.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Presumably this includes SMS-based MFA codes.
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by phyzome 1y ago
Do you also rail against the "word salad" coming out of the AI marketing blogs that are also posted to this site?

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