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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
It's not
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Wait until TIL how fonts and font foundries have been more or less crudely recasting typefaces for several hundred years. Since headlines were placed on the first print text. I dunno, in this orange site context it makes perfect sense that
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Yeah I scrolled through the comments to confirm - they'd have to make the USB C for EU, and I'm 2nd ergo is getting gross and ready for replacement
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"Złomnik: Dodge Caravan Is a Large Wall Unit"
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Nobody asked for it and you can't find discourse on the subject or give it a name, I've never had a feature made me feel more gas-lit. And I pay for premium dammit.
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Yes. This. Or that the advertising is the driving force behind surveillance tech
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
The HN crowd wouldn't see the tounge in cheek humor if it hit them in the face. Vehicles have these things called license plates and take a license to operate. It's not dystopian mass surveillance or a technical challenge to have
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
If only there were other ways of tracking and observing vehicle behavior. And some reliable way of identifying vehicles themselves. Or ways that we could automate this with computers to sort through. But that's just science fiction. Ca
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Well. Obviously if you have the attention span it probably makes most sense to actually learn the flags and teach yourself to write FFMPEG commands. That's the serious way to do it if you have a serious workflow. But I've found it
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
It must have been maybe 5 years ago a dev showed me FFMPEG and it blew my mind for dealing with video. When I later wound up managing video post production workflows my CMD line or terminal use dropped a few jaws. I've since been relyi
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Well, you can if you're suing a company or entity and there is a complete picture of the situation collected. This isn't a criminal case - I would not be surprised if this isn't about setting a precedent. The result clarifyin
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
So strange. Like, it doesn't sound like there really is a proper loop that you have figured out. But this actually sounds exciting - like when you read about how certain game genres were emerging and game designers were almost accident
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Same take here - these games are addictive due to certain repetitive predictable patterns. I expect more and less complex automatons populating a game world and emergent story resulting from my flawed meat brain inputs. Another thought that
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Both of these took some time to get there for me but maybe that's because I'm a jerk
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Please provide source on this. Profitable how? Always when? Enforcement nonexistent? It's enough that the internal legal team keeps an eye on compliance to have had an enormous effect in itself. I'm sorry but no. Every day I encou
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
An "oh shit" moment where folks find themselves in a concentration camp because of data leaked from their devices would probably do the trick. Now I don't actually have the knowledge but isn't something like the FCC part
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Getting therapy is part of the job. Not sure about 'psychology as a discipline' but the therapists I know definitely get therapy and LLM exposure as well. As I was told by one: the fact that you're able to tell your LLM to be
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Part of this is driven by people engaged in repetitive feedback loops. The links offer a kind of rhythm and the responses usually follow a recognizable pattern. The funny thing about this here audience is that it is made up of the kinds of
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
A great work of art. One that identifies this spectrum of feeling. But one that should be taken with a grain of salt, a subjective arrangement of visual material as captured by the BBC.
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Interestingly I'm currently doing a version of that except with top-bottom and bottom-up approach. I.e. like you describe I the younger sales rep on the team am going bottom-up after the smallest guys. And my boss, the CEO is going aft
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
I've always struggled to understand this part: what is it that Substack came up with that we did not have earlier? Aren't there a hundred examples out there of medium-sized websites providing a similar infrastructure mix?
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
Never actually thought about it that way - so the Android feels pain overriding its own programming. Teaches itself to manage that pain
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
It is and that's why my point is that there is nuance here. I had more fun and more satisfaction working in food service in the US than in the EU. There was also more real opportunity right there on the spot to do the thing and get mor
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
I live in a country with near zero tipping culture. For the most part I find the food gets to my table at some point but I'm rarely particularly happy with customer service. It's sometimes an awkward negotiation to get their atten
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
It's a quote from the sales trade. And they're not selling to cabinet makers.
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
It is amusing now that you point it out. There are always trends that come and go in these large scale industrial artforms. As others point out in this case likely a response to technical advancements and desire to emphasize those. Another
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
So that’s literally the first thing I “opined” here on - I wouldn’t prioritize the photo unless it’s something god awful. I recently had to endure a job search and did not have a “good job” for longer than I would like. So I’m speaking from
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
I’m sharing a contrasting view in a conversation. And it is a perfectly valid one to take into account by OP - not everyone thinks particularly highly of folks who overdo their appearances on LI. Seeking work puts people in a vulnerable spo
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Honestly, for better or for worse, and I think some hard working folks here will agree with this: I don’t want to be invited by companies which prioritize appearances over merit. At least not to that extent. It’s a vibe thing. And too much
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by scyzoryk_xyz 1y ago
There is a lot of nuance in a profile photo. Like, it’s clear to me that someone on an executive/salesy biz dev brand will probably present best with a professional studio headshot in a suit. That’s the look. But then someone who is be

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