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by robswc 3y ago
It may be cliche but I think tailwind colors are usually pretty good starting points :) They put a lot of thought into them!
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by robswc 3y ago
I honestly don't think there was a conspiracy... but I wouldn't be surprised to learn there was more to it, at the same time. I never gave it much thought but one day I saw a documentary and its like "damn, there's a lo
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by robswc 3y ago
I dare not think about what abominable one-liners newly minted college students with a AI coding assistant will create. I say that as someone that _would_ have made awful one-liners out of college to show my "skill" if not for the
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by robswc 3y ago
Looks good! These are just my opinions; Maybe have the black background be off-black, and the green a tad less sharp, just for easier readability If page times could be loaded in a bit faster, just to make it feel a bit snappier. I love it
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by robswc 3y ago
I think one of the worst things is how lying actually just works, even when people know its a lie. If you just keep hammering away, eventually people give in. I always knew numbers from China were sketchy but one day I fell down a wiki-we
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by robswc 3y ago
Why? This is going to generate thousands of hours of work (collectively). To "nudge" firms in the "right" direction? Using that logic, there should be a bill introduced to nudge the California Senate in the right direc
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by robswc 3y ago
>but considering where Siri is Siri is honestly so bad, I don't use it. Every time I try to schedule a meeting it tries to incorporate it in the calendar and looks for a contact. If I say "put meet with Mike on my calendar fo
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by robswc 3y ago
Yep. The other day when one ran into concrete, everyone was laughing saying "its so dumb how could it do such a thing" but that has happened TWICE in my town over the last few years. It's not good though, not at all... its j
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by robswc 3y ago
>You should have moved to right. If I did that then the ambulance would have been totally blocked, unless _all_ the cars in front of me also did that (they didn't) or if they pulled into the intersection on red. If I did that, then
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by robswc 3y ago
Maybe I'm naive but is there a reason why in an emergency situation where the car is stuck, control can't be given over to a remote driver? It seems like in 99% of these situations, the car just has to go forward a few feet or ch
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by robswc 3y ago
I do think Cruise's responses to stuck cars needs work but problems with emergency vehicles and drivers happens all the time. I remember an ambulance was right behind me at an intersection. The right turning lane was free but it was r
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by robswc 3y ago
Exactly. Everyone knows exactly why it was worded like that and I don't understand why anyone would even pretend to play dumb.
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by robswc 3y ago
Super annoying. Seems like an unproductive use of time on the part of these attackers.
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by robswc 3y ago
I'll have to check it out, thanks for lmk!
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by robswc 3y ago
I was ready to roll my eyes but its actually pretty nice! As long as it only stays for practice purposes... lol
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by robswc 3y ago
IMO, pretty much nothing because redditors had 0 power in that situation and they were kidding themselves if they thought they did. I personally spend a lot less time on reddit now. I was doing that before the whole API thing happened, lol
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by robswc 3y ago
I respect them for it but working with google sheets/excel in production sounds like a nightmare lol. I worked building software for small-medium businesses who ran most of their business through google sheets or excel and it was insan
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by robswc 3y ago
Yep. We're probably seeing a return to the natural mean and it doesn't look too bad for ChatGPT. I think the main issue they'll have is competition with other models vs AI tools going away. If they can lockin/innovate,
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by robswc 3y ago
It is actually insane how unbearable it is to browse without ad blockers. When I visit any random news site on my iphone, its almost impossible to actually read the article. It looks like something out of a satire movie made in 2002 about
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by robswc 3y ago
Doesn't seem too bad, imo. The "wow" and "hype" factor are gone/dying down now but I still think its an incredibly useful tool.
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by robswc 3y ago
I'll have to look into it. I switched back and haven't attempted to switch again but it really was so nice.
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by robswc 3y ago
Nice. I really want to use Wayland, it feels a lot smoother. I just have too many issues with it atm. Especially when it comes to screen share.
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by robswc 3y ago
Probably the ones like the Koch Brothers and George Soros. Donating huge sums of money to win "local" elections in small towns you have nothing to do with is just dirty, IMO.
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by robswc 3y ago
I guess it depends on how accurate you need the info to be. I double check its answers and it provides decent estimates every time but only after getting around the "as an AI model I cannot..." wall.
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by robswc 3y ago
That's fair. Usually though when I ask these questions, it can provide an answer because it gives the information it needs in the response, it just doesn't want to take ownership of the statement "I guess there were X number
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by robswc 3y ago
Yea. I think people don't realize that the "golden age" of social media is not replicable because we all just can't forget decades of social media use. You get little bursts of it with new platforms but that quickly fad
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by robswc 3y ago
Maybe you're on a different device but on my browser there's a button that says "continue reading" Looks like its just substack with a custom domain. Those can be annoying though, for sure.
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by robswc 3y ago
I would try to combine whatever you can. Make a side project about your PhD or workouts. Unfortunately though, there's only 24 hours in a day and there's no getting around it.
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by robswc 3y ago
Yea. Honestly there's nothing worse than getting a "Sorry, as an AI language model, I cannot do..." This is especially awful when you're asking it to do something like "estimate the number of X in Y" or some t
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by robswc 3y ago
No idea if you're from the US but this "weak infrastructure" has/is hosted/hosting nearly every important infrastructure that makes the online world go round and has been doing perfectly fine for decades. What are y

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