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by sejje 2y ago
I've got a better, probably incoming situation: I ask a deep-thinking LLM for a blog article, and to deliver that, it requests images from another LLM.
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by sejje 2y ago
No, because I was asking.
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by sejje 2y ago
Wasn't it their responsibility to leave on their own?
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by sejje 2y ago
The machine took the photo either way, in fact. Whether you press the instant shutter button, or delayed one. And the film is what responds to the scene. It seems almost directly analogous to asking the AI for an image that you imagine.
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by sejje 2y ago
What if I ask a stranger to take my photo, and it turns out he's Ansel Adams? He's going to make some decisions about the framing etc, as one of the best photographers of all time.
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by sejje 2y ago
> Baxter County claims that the FCC decision means that phone services are no longer "feasible." In 2018, however, when Baxter County wanted to expand its jail and didn't have the cash, officials found a way to make it fea
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by sejje 2y ago
Expansive means large, vast. Not necessarily growing.
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by sejje 2y ago
I think you can /commit through aider and still undo it, but I'm not certain. I use no-auto-commits
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by sejje 2y ago
Can you name a newspaper we call a tabloid that has a good reputation? I'd like to check that out.
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by sejje 2y ago
> dictator, in modern political systems He used a modern definition. It referenced the origin of the term. > the 77M people were not the majority but a plurality What distinction are you trying to make here? That not everyone voted? H
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by sejje 2y ago
That's reflected on its wikipedia page [0], too. Note the word "tabloid": > The New York Post (NY Post) is an American conservative daily tabloid newspaper published in New York City. https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by sejje 2y ago
> Top Headlines > Latest News > Newsletters > TechCrunch is an American global online newspaper focusing on topics regarding high-tech and startup companies. [0] Oh, okay. My fault. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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by sejje 2y ago
> (Yes, it is weird that Zuck goes out of his way to compare himself to a violent dictator.) Why can't news sites just report the news? Why do they need to tell me what to think about it?
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by sejje 2y ago
Is this the outage everyone promised when he fired everybody? How all that institutional knowledge would be gone forever and the whole thing would definitely come crashing down? Took longer than predicted.
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by sejje 2y ago
I saved like 14 months to buy a cd-rw drive. It was a nice Sony, I think 12x/4x. I paid like $400-some dollars for it around 1998 or 1999. My computer couldn't keep the buffer filled unless I ceased all other activity, killed back
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by sejje 2y ago
OMG Tribes, totally forgot that existed.
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by sejje 2y ago
gkrellm, konqueror, irssi, xmms of course i had to dual-boot windows so i could still program in vb6 and be a general shit on AOL
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by sejje 2y ago
My first Linux experience was trying to get a 3dfx to work. Also no Internet because I hadn't gotten that far. I ran back and forth to Steven's house and searched Altavista for the answers. Good times.
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by sejje 2y ago
No, but it's a lot higher cost than some sore arms.
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by sejje 2y ago
For me, the cost was a lot of emotional trauma at my own failure, and exposure to the victim's vomit.
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by sejje 2y ago
But only top 10% start looking? This all sounds like a hand wavy hypothetical.
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by sejje 2y ago
If you're a top performer stuck under a deadbeat manager, how are you able to signal to new companies that you're a top performer? I read posts here all the time about how hard it is to hire. How do top performers distinguish them
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by sejje 2y ago
You think Steve Yegge (author of the post) is a moron?
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by sejje 2y ago
Yes, it has ramifications in every direction of course. I suppose we'll still kill each other, even if medical advances make unintentional death unlikely.
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by sejje 2y ago
All humans die, and IMO it's just a knowledge issue. We probably have sufficiently advanced tech to implement a solution.
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by sejje 2y ago
Are these people in remote regions? Didn't starlink just solve those logistics?
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by sejje 2y ago
Why do you lose 10% of your top performers?
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by sejje 2y ago
I haven't read it yet, but I see this book recommended all the time on here, so I snatched it at a thrift store the other day for $0.25.
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by sejje 2y ago
cron jobs are great tmux + vim > ide (for me) ssh > rdp git terminal This stuff is so old now, and largely does one thing and does it well. I prefer composing unix tools to writing my own scripts, when it's possible. When I do wr
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by sejje 2y ago
I think it's most akin to gambling / "investing" in gold. Gold barely solves any real problems, but it has a pretty active market. People readily buy it. The price fluctuates quite a bit (nothing compared to crypto thoug

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