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by sejje 11mo ago
Yes, while citing an LLM in the same way is probably not as useful. "I googled this" is only helpful when the statistic or fact they looked up was correct and well-sourced. When it's a reddit comment, you derail into a new ar
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by sejje 11mo ago
I didn't, but I don't think it would work well on an established English-only forum. It should be an intentional place you choose, and probably niche, not generic in topic like Reddit. I'm also open to the thought that it&#x2
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by sejje 11mo ago
I think multi -language forums with AI translators is a cool idea. You post in your own language, and the site builds a translation for everyone, but they can also see your original etc. I think building it as a forum feature rather than a
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by sejje 11mo ago
This is the only reasonable take. It's not worth polluting human-only spaces, particularly top tier ones like HN, with generated content--even when it's accurate. Luckily I've not found a lot of that here. That which I do has
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by sejje 11mo ago
My best shopping option is about 50mi away. It's worth it, because my only neighbor is about 1/4 mile away, and he's the most reliable person I've ever met. I don't lock my doors, the keys are in all my trucks. We d
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by sejje 11mo ago
I'm not sure they want us in the store anymore. And I'm glad to stay outside.
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by sejje 11mo ago
I agree, at least in my area. Two neighboring dollar stores just went out of business in a town I commute through. The culprit? A new Harp's grocery store a block away.
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by sejje 11mo ago
I don't think it is, so maybe you can help me draw the parallels.
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by sejje 11mo ago
Call the police to come deal with...mispriced items? That's not the job of police, sorry. Not in the US anyway.
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by sejje 11mo ago
That's fair, and I think it's a reasonable take. I agree with you. I just find it annoying when people declare [thing] is a right. Often they don't even understand what a right is, and haven't thought about where their r
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by sejje 11mo ago
The freedoms of software aren't a human right, either. I do think we should protect the ability to run your own code, via the law, but again, not a human right.
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by sejje 11mo ago
No, I'm a human
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by sejje 11mo ago
The rights of particular countries' citizens aren't usually construed with 'human rights.' I believe 'human rights' is of UN origin. The rights of US citizens, for instance, don't currently apply to the fo
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by sejje 11mo ago
Good luck defending those pretend rights in court. It can be difficult enough for the clearly-enumerated ones.
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by sejje 11mo ago
The commercial GMO seed developers require that you buy seed from them every year. You're not allowed to collect the seed and re-plant it next year. Or share it, I guess. That's in the US, not sure how it plays out around the worl
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by sejje 11mo ago
I'm likely more connected to agriculture than you think. And I think seed-sharing should be enshrined legally. That's not the same as human rights. I think it's a silly practice lately to start proclaiming all these things ar
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by sejje 11mo ago
There's nothing new about the practice. It becoming a human right would certainly be new. That's like saying backhanding your kid is a human right. Every human on the planet practiced it forever.
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by sejje 11mo ago
This is a new human right I didn't even know I had
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by sejje 11mo ago
Linux notoriously runs on worse hardware than almost anything, especially in the 90s
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by sejje 11mo ago
I've yet to own a machine with 24G of RAM in my life. I've been a computer geek for 30 years.
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by sejje 11mo ago
Because "spying" in this case means "sending data to the mothership." It doesn't mean "the car's gps is disabled"
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by sejje 11mo ago
I used to work at a YMCA, and the local homeschool group asked us to do a PE class, which I taught. I had the kids doing swimming, rock climbing, and all kinds of traditional PE games. I worked with "normal" kids most of the time,
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by sejje 11mo ago
Come on, it's not that hard to think of a solution. Pass a law making it illegal to do a combination of collecting and storing personally identifying information, such as a license plate number, in a timestamped database with location
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by sejje 11mo ago
How would you do it?
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by sejje 1y ago
> 25 years ago I made a sidebar extension that let you add webcam feeds to a sidebar so you could keep an eye on multiple internet cams easily. It was literally a webpage in a sidebar that you just added the cam URLs to. This is the exac
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by sejje 1y ago
>> "The image style is definitely closer to Vanity Fair (the photographer is reflected in his breastplate!)" I didn't expect that. I would have definitely counted that as a "probably real" tally mark if gradin
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by sejje 1y ago
Yes you were, when you brought (fake) JC Penney prices in for comparison.
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by sejje 1y ago
I think my best single bit of advice is: think it through. Decide why you're doing things. You'll be able to pull off things you never expected, with a some deep thought and a good plan. Plan your career, your finances. If it&#x27
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by sejje 1y ago
For me it was about 39, 40. And even that I believe is due to my neglect. No more coasting.
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by sejje 1y ago
Just read the whole page, they have a section (with white soap) about exactly that.

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