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by podgietaru 6mo ago
Plusul and Minun sit next to each other in the Pokedex, 311 and 312. There's two 307s.
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by podgietaru 6mo ago
How is it that a model can produce what must be near 1:1 images ripped straight out of Pokemon Fire Red (The first ones) for profit and not be infringing copyright. I know that's the game, but it seems CRAZY to me that they can do this
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by podgietaru 6mo ago
Or they start limiting sales of Apple Hardware. Not something I expect to happen either.
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by podgietaru 6mo ago
Volume - things take time to review. If you’re inundated with so many PRs then it’s harder to curate in general
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
Time for a cross, like the New York Times bestsellers.
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
Yeah, sure, but you also have many more options. More intolerances. And opening a menu to look at some food takes a minute.
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
Maybe there's a scenario where that is useful. But again, I don't know why I'd want an AI to do this research for me. I hop on Skyscanner. I type my location, and where I'd like to go. It presents me with a list of optio
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
I can't help but think building an "everything" app is so.. both unbelievably ambitious, and a folly. I am not personally convinced that people want all the things that this super app purports to do. I am from a generation th
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
"This is not just product simplification. It is a distribution and deployment strategy." I am so sick of AI writing.
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
It baffles me when I see ostensibly smart people refusing to click shift. Especially programmers. I know you can do it! I've seen you use curly brackets!
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by podgietaru 7mo ago
The effects of climate change are just starting to happen. Ecosystems are dying. Very few "climate doomers" thought the world would be like the Day after Tomorrow. The earth is becoming more hostile to it's inhabitants. There
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
Wasn't the whole point of selling your right to refunds that the initial tariff was so onerous to businesses that they needed a cash injection to stay afloat. Don't sell your right to your tariff refund is one of those things that
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
I just want a colourful fun pro laptop :(
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
That’s actually the plan going forward - right now I actually have a MagSafe wallet - and that does help a little bit.
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
Sure, but they’re android and I don’t necessarily consider google better
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
I invested in this. I am quite sick of the attitudes of some of the big american phone players. This is coming from someone who has for the longest time been invested in Apple and the Apple Ecosystem. I adored the ease of integration of eve
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
My experience with Chatbots outside of a coding context also ends up like this. A while ago I asked: Is "Read more" an appropriate project for the Getting things done framework? - The answer, yes, it was. Then I asked "Is Rea
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
I mean - anxiety definitely kills people, right?
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by podgietaru 8mo ago
Brexit.
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by podgietaru 9mo ago
I made a small RAG database just using Postgres. I outlined it in the blog post below. I use it for RSS Feed organisation, and searching. They are small blobs. I do the labeling using a pseudo-KNN algorithm. https://aws.amazon.co
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by podgietaru 10mo ago
This year I read 30 books. I'm very proud of that fact, HOWEVER. I set a goal at the start of the year. And definitely at certain points I was optimising for that goal. And it took a lot out of me. I would have to do it rigidly, I woul
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by podgietaru 10mo ago
I actually straight up don't think they give a shit anymore. I think decorum works in an environment where decorum is the norm, but we have entered a political moment where that is no longer the case. And I think that this kind of thin
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by podgietaru 10mo ago
Probably worse slop, but now no human will be paid. What a marvelous future we've invented for ourselves.
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by podgietaru 11mo ago
UDP doesn’t guarantee exactly once processing.
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by podgietaru 11mo ago
Not to mention included YouTube Music. It's one of the few subs I pay for, because I watch a _lot_ of YouTube on the TV. And also like to have it in the background for "Podcast" style videos where the video is really only an
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by podgietaru 11mo ago
I mean, on your Cloud point I think AWS' moat might arguably be a set of deep integrations between services, and friendly API's that allow developers to quickly integrate and iterate. If AWS' was still just EC2, and S3 then I
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by podgietaru 1y ago
He stole a lot of good ideas, does that count?
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by podgietaru 1y ago
I was at Amazon during the last period of Layoffs. The culture was abysmal. Not because of layers, Andy, but because you decided to do all your announcements in secret on A to Z. Cowardice.
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by podgietaru 1y ago
Yeah, when I first heard this I tried to picture an elephant. And I thought, huh. I can't. But I realised there's a vague, hazy representation of it in my mind. That idea of needing to see things with picture clarity really threw
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by podgietaru 1y ago
Not surprising. The AI in her was considered an operating system, and OpenAI are creatively bankrupt.

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