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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
I reported the bot to GitHub, hopefully they'll do something. If they leave it as is, I'll leave GitHub for good. I'm not going to share the space with hordes of bots; that's what Facebook is for.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
I mean it fell out. It has happened before.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
They probably lost a nuke in the area. Wouldn't be the first time.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
The writing tone is obviously self-deprecating.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
I must be a lucky one because calls always worked for me on teams. On the other hand, everything else is a dumpster fire.
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by shaky-carrousel 8mo ago
I too remember Skype's universal salute: "do you hear me?"
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Sure you will.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Corrupt government officials gunning down inconvenient people.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Of course. One only has to take a look at Microsoft, Apple, or Google, to notice that they're run by CEOs with a "deep" technical background. No MBA whatsoever...
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Hm, equating AWS to a 1963 Zastava is pretty demeaning to the Zastava. At least the Zastava was cheap junk, not premium-priced junk.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Meh, irrelevant. This... thing comes from Google, which has two guarantees: it'll be unbearably bland, and will be abandoned in one year tops.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
That's easy. In the same place all the murdering from ICE agents during Obama era was.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
I said "fully attentive human", not "walking plant".
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
I said "a fully attentive human". At the very least try to understand my comment before spouting the usual HN snarky reply.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
A fully attentive human would've known he was near a school and wouldn't have been driving at 17 mph to begin with.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Oh, because if the electric company banned you for trying to recharge a dildo they'd be sued to oblivion.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
Cars intended for the US can be sold to South America.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
> The US might have an easy to choice to make after Trump. Regardless of who takes over. Simply roll back tariffs and instantly boost the economy. I’m afraid it won’t be so easy. Countries deeply distrust unreliable trading partners. Eur
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
It won't cost other countries because what is not sold to the US is sold everywhere else.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
There's an entire world to trade with. If the Americans choose to shoot themselves in the foot, we won't be the ones paying for the bandage. Also, it's deeply naïve to assume tariffed countries would absorb the cost. Why woul
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
You forgot FrontPage. It was supposed to let anyone create a website. In reality it created a lot of ugly slop. Hm, sounds familiar...
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
That's because it's incredibly corrupted, not because it needs disruption. Unless the disruption comes in the form of jail time.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
People with OpenAI shares, probably.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
It's because adding new shiny features is fun and adding accessibility is boring, and most people in the free software world are there to have fun. That's also why bugs are always forgotten while people keep piling new features.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
It's awfully wasteful. A perfect example of what is wrong with AI.
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
It's an awful demo. For a simple quiz, it repeatedly recomputes the same answers by making 27 calls to LLMs per step instead of caching results. It's as despicable as a live feed of baby seals drowning in crude oil; an almost perf
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by shaky-carrousel 9mo ago
A really good Android open source alternative is Breezy Weather: https://github.com/breezy-weather/breezy-weather
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by shaky-carrousel 10mo ago
That's why I self host.
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by shaky-carrousel 10mo ago
On the other hand, Chile was a success. Not ethically, of course, but they accomplished what they wanted.
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by shaky-carrousel 10mo ago
If I were a whistleblower, first thing I would do is run my text through an LLM to obfuscate writing style.

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