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pxtail
3y ago
I'm not interested in pleasant, formal "conversation" with the thing roleplaying as human and wasting, time, keystrokes and money, I want data as fast and condensed as possible without dumb fluff. Yes, it's funny for few
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pxtail
3y ago
I quickly glanced at the documentation and I'm greatly disappointed that concept of "circles" is not there. Devs, come on!
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pxtail
3y ago
I would gladly pay monthly subscription for Firefox development - but obviously not in current state when it's under Mozilla's curation which itself suffers greatly from infestation.
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3y ago
I find almost all newly released movies uninteresting - maybe it's old age or maybe modern big budget movies are "over-calculated" - it seems like producers want to tick all possible boxes, sell to as broad audience as possib
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3y ago
Discontinued under "Microsoft" brand - allegedly they still want to sell hardware like this but under Surface label I hope they won't ditch ergonomic series - I really like their 'Sculpt Comfort Desktop '[0] keyboar
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pxtail
4y ago
Another part of infrastructure where EV could be just banned is underground parking space - just imagine EV car (or few) fire under multistory building - impossible to extinguish, high temperature fire for a long long time. Whole building s
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4y ago
> I'm sure most of us want to launch him into the sun I'm wondering what makes you so sure about it and why you are so eager to project your own opinion into "most of us" My personal opinion is that whole twitter dra
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4y ago
> Do you think it’s solely because of React? Yes, if the company like reddit, facebook - which has prestige, finances and ability to hire rockstar-10x-A-players React/JS developers is unable to get their shit right and their react f
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4y ago
It looks like for some reason it really got a lot worse recently - to the point where "regular people" who are far from being proficient with search engines and overall internet usage are starting to notice and complain about it -
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4y ago
I'm afraid that it has potential to subvert everything, looking at the plugins initiative is not hard to think like this: imagine the world where separate websites and just browsing websites as we know it doesn't exist, instead o
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4y ago
In addition to what you wrote above we are entering phase where written content will not be trusted (or perceived as produced by real human being) and there will be absolute, massive flood of it. Tightly walled gardens with ability to verif
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pxtail
4y ago
Can you elaborate a bit more on why are you preferring standalone commands instead of going all-ansible? I was considering switch to ansible module for myself but I'm hesitating, I feel like this could produce quite complex, intricate
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4y ago
Agree, I think that sooner or later brands and advertisers will need to pay to get results included directly in the models output, websites will be completely skipped. This will have a lot of repercussions - giants will probably have offer
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4y ago
Just like tears in rain
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4y ago
Looks like nobody wants to make customer friendly product anymore, it needs to be packed to the brim with useless gimmicks and software which WILL become obsolete and outdated, and of course locked down as hard as possible. It's really
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pxtail
4y ago
"Go outside" is not always the solution, not every city, country, society is the same and this advice sounds similar to already mocked by me "just have friends, lol". Even if you assume that it's not difficult to me
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4y ago
It's not "old man yells" - your observation is very on point, a lot of people are simply lonely for one reason or other and I think that this kind of videos or livestreams serve as substitute for real person. There are many p
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4y ago
> Subversion of every society worldwide, fully automated. Great idea and I'm sure it's in the works already! I think that the best form for doing it would be to create really good "personal companion" style AI - somet
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4y ago
Oh, another one - I'm wondering if this is like the story about shoeshiner giving the advice about stock market and investments. When everyone and their mother is telling you that you need to write then is it really good time to start
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4y ago
Well, that google post probably was written with the help of AI and itself looks like it could benefit from keypoints extraction service, it's full of corporate mumbojumbo with occasional "Select developers can access", "
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4y ago
So let's clarify: you were hired to do code review and instead you sent all the source code provided to 3rd party service with not necessarily well known rules[0] when it comes to handling and processing data? All of that when big behe
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4y ago
> they used common crawl which respects individual site policies such as robots.txt Nice, so what? I seriously doubt that authors of the content crawled by CommonCrawl agreed to terms that their content will be used by openai. Moreover
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4y ago
They didn't care for any "usage policy" when scraping whole internet and whatever else available for the purpose of building their product
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4y ago
It's hard to understand for me why Wordpress core maintainers and developers decided to not uplift developers working in the WP ecosystem and in the result improve all plugins and themes codebase. Just simply providing a few well docum
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4y ago
Interesting way to reduce that pressure - I suspect that intention is to acquire some "dev friendly" company and try to replicate what CF is doing when it comes to capturing developers mindshare, exposing knowledge of availabile a
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4y ago
Governments want their sweet, sweet tax - I hope you didn't imagine the future where one is charging their EV car tax free from offgrid PV installation or some similar nonsense - that's ridiculously non-green solution!
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4y ago
It's always like this - plenty of people who experienced raw version of the Internet as kids/teenagers/young adults with all the unfiltered content are now the ones installing various filters, gates, laws intended to exert
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4y ago
Yep, it makes no sense - fueling, empowering someone's private property,even voluntarily helping to sidestep/skip platform shortcomings to make it dominant player instead of promoting open standards and solutions and then surprise
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4y ago
> the "new" face (including Fluepke, Lilith) make them look inexperienced, naive, loud This characteristic can describe most of young human beings and people listed above are young human beings. It's not reasonable to exp
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4y ago
> As we accelerate ever-faster into a future dystopia of overlords (the richest 100 people in the world increased their collective wealth by 9% in 2021) while the rest of us are ground ever further into the dirt, I assume that AI will co
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