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by sheiyei 8mo ago
It does. It makes for a more catchy title and feeds into illusions of it understanding something about the world.
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by sheiyei 8mo ago
It's also imitating the speaker (critic, artist or most likely a gallerist) unwaveringly praising everything about the "choices" it made, even though it clearly made a worse thing in the end.
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by sheiyei 8mo ago
This wet my eyes. The times...
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by sheiyei 8mo ago
How do you write without being able to read with that version?
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by sheiyei 8mo ago
In some cases. In others, the application does whatever it wants.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I think we should be at least several decades past looking at the USA as a particularly functional democratic system... The US constitution, despite its biblical status in their culture, manages to be more of a distracting throw-word (&quot
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Classic "missed 100% of the point" literature phenomenon
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Wealth inequality; too much of the wealth that exists is concentrated where it is worth the least.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I think AI evangelists avoid talking about search because AI is why every internet search engine sucks. I use DuckDuckGo and Startpage, and when trying to find answers to nontrivial questions I get ONLY AI spam sites as results. (Come up wi
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Could say, the goal is an OK photo every time, even if it means you only get really good photos by accident.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
A version with better UI for mobile could be super neat. And I don't mean that it needs to be a Flutter app that launches in 3 business days and eats battery like a horse, just that it didn't look like it's from 2012. (Some o
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I'm pretty quick to never-again a company which advertises in a way that makes me sick. A certain electronics store chain that operates here in the Nordics, which someone is bound to recognise, is on my ban list for psychedelic surreal
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by sheiyei 1y ago
That's awesome, I'm Finnish but when at school in England I was very quickly one of the best spellers in my class.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Imagine having a language with no issues cobbling together significant portions of vocabulary from at least 8 different languages, and then ending up with the same pronoun for plural and singular, in both the 2nd and 3rd persons...
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Yeah, and it's a matter of getting used to it for most. A bit like when text has an accent written out.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
That's amazing lol, great idea
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Your argument requires "Claude can replace a programme" to be true. Thus, your argument is false for the foreseeable future.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
> they're trusted to accurately represent the sources. Which is still too much trust
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by sheiyei 1y ago
I'm almost 100% that this is the case. Whether it has "Elon is the final truth" on it, I don't know, but I'm pretty sure it exists.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
For $250, it was not worth it even before you told that.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
They worked with the land they were allowed to use, and it ended up like this. Not even a money issue, just bureaus refusing to cooperate.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Extremely theoretically, and the article is very sensational. The paper is half a year old, and hasn't made a splash; if this were significant news, I would expect to be able to find more coverage on it. I did find this more nuanced ta
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by sheiyei 1y ago
The best one, unfortunately it's a terrible user experience for a high cost.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
This is such an Apple user take. "Yes you can do that, but you're not supposed to so it's hidden behind so many menus that you can't find it except by accident and since I use it, I say sowwy to my phone every night befo
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Ah, the classic "a keyboard has a CPU for each key" argument
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by sheiyei 1y ago
This article comments on how tax deductions/exemptions should not exist in the form demonstrated, but way too subtly to be understood by someone so deep in the bullshit.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
If you happen to have the specific ear shape that their uncushioned hard plastic shape requires, they do sound good.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
What platform do you use that doesn't allow for password managers? A browser's password manager is not the ideal for security, apparently (I would like to know how generally true this is, of course saving them on Google or Microso
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Yep, he got it pretty good but clipped claws probably saved the bird. Or he was doing it for sport.
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by sheiyei 1y ago
Good luck America, good luck the rest of the world.

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