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Two different teams, I suppose. It is quite common in such a big company.
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It should be “made for profit, we need to pay mortgage/loan as most of people”… this would be more honest :) Buy-me-coffee / you can donate / payments in bitcoins accepted / pay as you use / etc. But I am curious wh
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Obsidian is on Mac too. And it has live preview of md. https://obsidian.md/download
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Yes, I agree, there is one exception. Onetab add-on in FF works fine. After every work you just “onetab” all tabs. It is flat structure, so I usually store similar tabs into one box. There are 2 features: restore all tabs into browser. And
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Similar people who used animated banners in '00s. And as they don’t use Posthog or any other tool for monitoring users’ behaviour, they don’t see patterns. Yes, websites popups, asynchronous ads or autoplay videos are such annoying tha
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Charles Stross published Accelerando in 2005. The book is a collection of nine short stories telling the tale of three generations of a family before, during, and after a technological singularity.
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Copy API keys I would add examples how data encryption works. This is so sensitive topic. But if you explain it nicely, people could use the service. I would add FAQ. Boxes seem like I can read more but I can’t.
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15 minutes town. With enlightened führer. What could go wrong… A lot of people are sheep, NPC, they want to be lead. So it works. Until it doesn’t. Mr Altman is on the path that most of us can see but his admirers will deny it.
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Manus and Kortix seem to be rare in the way how you interact with them. It looks like that every "chat" is running its own Linux box. And instead of chat, you can define the results form - table, markdown text, pdf etc. I have tri
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That’s why I’ve put the word in parentheses :)
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- Build FAQ section (LLM can help write a lot of it, if you let it load the content of your site) - Write news on your site (LLM can help you to find ideas what to write about) There are other networks as well: X, Meta, YouTube, LinkedIn, A
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Adults can cope somehow... But what about children? In schools, where the majority society (teachers) probably won't tell them that hallucinations occur in 60 percent of cases. What will they grow up to be? I compare it to the situatio
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Connections: Alternative History of Technology by James Burke documents these "coincidences".
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The older I get, the more I appreciate texts (any). Videos, podcasts... I have them transcribed because even though I like listening to music, podcasts are best written for speed of comprehension... (at least for me, I don't know about
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by sixtyj 10mo ago
It would help if the form included a mandatory checkbox stating, "As the author, I declare that I created the submitted work myself without the use of AI." The terms and conditions would state that authors would be banned forever
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They could make a second floor with eggs and newborn chicken. /s
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The main reason for the difference in media coverage is the absence or weakness of a story. How can you build a story around a heart attack? :) On the other side, terrorist attacks, murders, car crashes, and other events are like fermentati
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by sixtyj 10mo ago
Absolutely. So much noise. "There’s an AI for that" lists 44,172 AI tools for 11,349 tasks. Most of them are probably just wrappers… As Cory Doctorow uses enshittification for the internet, for AI/LLM there should be somethin
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Since Windows 12 hasn't even been mentioned yet, I wouldn't worry about what you're describing at all.
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And clever people found out the way - https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/bypass-windows-11-tpm-re...
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Yes, it's a miracle that after 40 years of typing every day, my fingers still work. But that may be a biased view on my part; there may be lots of programmers out there with arthritis in their fingers, carpal tunnel syndrome, and other
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It can be hyped because jabs bring immediate results. And it can be prescribed by almost every doctor so number of people who can report is big, and therefore visible results can be further disseminated (hyped). But… treatment is working. Q
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You are a rare species, on the verge of extinction. Unfortunately, most people today probably don't care about what you're talking about. (I do, but I've decided not to comment on it anymore, because it would probably drive m
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On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog. The same can be applied to jokes. Almost no one recognizes them :) So authors had to write it at the bottom of the page.
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From the site: "For fun only - don't use in production"
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GDPR has fines: Up to EUR 10,000,000 or up to 2% of the total worldwide annual turnover of the preceding financial year, whichever is higher; applies to infringements such as controller and processor obligations, security of processing, rec
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It was in some self-help book about negotiations… Thanks for the link. We (those who read "that" book) should definitely read the article.
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I once read that when a person looks up and to the left while answering a question, they are making something up or lying, while looking to the right means they are searching for the answer. Sam Altman looks at _where_ when answering the fi
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Well done. > it returns the correct administrative region such as country, state, or district Do you have any plans to add some street level geocoding? I know that database would really heavy… but as there could be a huge dataset with bu
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One of the comments under the article: You guys should really start including the helpline number on these articles. As someone who's been coding for my entire life these stories make me feel so depressed and really make me think that

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