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by sixtyj 1y ago
It was a monkey business, wasn’t it. /s
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by sixtyj 1y ago
In the past, we depended on editors that were easy to switch. Now coders are becoming dependent on tools that are hard to switch off. And I’ve realized that even when I try to stay in control, I often don’t read the output code—I just copy
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Agriculture is ruled by John Deere and maybe there will be self-driving tractors with satellite navigation but the parts behind tractor are more important and you need some human to exchange them during shift…
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by sixtyj 1y ago
You can block a lot of sites directly in router setup. It is password protected and almost impossible to override or hack. In case your kids hack the router you know that they have Kevin Mitnick skills :)
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by sixtyj 1y ago
There was K9 Web Protection but it was ended in 2019 by Symantec. It was perfect because after setting up password you had to wait one week to unblock it back again :) You can try LeechBlock. It works as plugin in all browsers. First thirty
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by sixtyj 1y ago
And full of bots. So you think that you have discussion with a human but it is a bot :) Social networks are waste of time and source of anger combined with cheap dopamin. Lovely. It is what is really good for your health /s
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There are some pdf libraries that can format inputs into pages with margins defined in some config file. But I had to ask Claude to make a script as there are so many parameters… Tcpdf or mpdf for PHP… fpdf or weasyprint for python.
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Did you check the facts? Did you click through all the links and see what the sources are? A while ago I bragged at a conference about how ChatGPT had "solved" something... Yeah, we know, it's from Wikipedia and it's wro
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Imagine hardware industries :) Agriculture, forestry, carpenters… AI is toothless and maybe it is or will be used as aid. Everybody wants AI, it is similar to ebook readers will displace books, websites will displace other marketing channel
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by sixtyj 1y ago
At Neat CSS website author says that zipping needs some action at browser side and it is not worth it for small css frameworks…
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Firefox is not updated for W7 too. Brave seems to be supported. And Chrome has annoying note that I need to update system. Linux Mint is said to be good for usage. But what I will miss is Outlook tuned to perfection. I don’t know how to tra
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by sixtyj 1y ago
This. The worst death is from fright. So let’s keep calm. Because Win 10 will work after October 2025.
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https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S18714... Survey took 15 years, and 19,831 participants. Median follow-up was 8.1 years. Further research is required. Methods Adult participants who
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In Hollywood, they have 12 types of scenarios. Choose your type of life. Tragedy? Love story? Adventure? Becoming someone? Life is too short to experience all scenarios that is why we want live longer… After 60 life sucks. Not always but ve
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By 2035 we will live in the world full of TikTok videos where ability to write will be absurd to people as Not Sure in Idiocracy… this is hyperbole, ofc… but you know what I want to say.
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Use HN as another sales channel. Masterpiece :)
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by sixtyj 1y ago
I notice that phone calls are less frequent, and that people are writing emails and messages in chat instead of talking. So I guess, yeah, we might be lonely and chatting with robots. And maybe we'll even start to forget how to talk...
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by sixtyj 1y ago
I meant “underrated” by the word “underdog”. Like we don’t randomness appreciate too much, don’t think about it. But life is full of randomness, like a strange attractor. We try to predict future… And in retrospect, we say that we did say t
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Jump to another LLM helps me to find what happened. *This is not a official advice :)
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Yup. Try ask any LLM after few queries how it sees you :) A lot of people will be surprised by how precise their ad feed will be. Gold mine. There is very thin red line when it just works and when it starts to be creepy. Remember Google. Do
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Randomness is an underdog. Serious question is how often would you tolerate if those randomly displayed posts are absolutely out of your interests? Would you click or skip? Plenty of fish (Canadian-based dating site), programmed by Markus F
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by sixtyj 1y ago
You should add “start for free” or “try for free” or “try without card” (just few tokens, watermark over generated image, no download). Personally, I have experience with some text2image generators, and it really takes time to make somethin
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by sixtyj 1y ago
Mapy.com (previously Mapy.cz) has global coverage too. App too, and imho its cartography is good.
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by sixtyj 1y ago
It is just a question of time when we would need AdBlock for LLM…
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by sixtyj 1y ago
You can vibe code chunks, but not whole repo. I have tried to do it and every LLM starts to hallucinate after 2-3 hours. And you have to know what you want to achieve. Coding with “a little help” is feasible.
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That why it is important not to mess up coordinate system. With wrong calculations they fall to ground. Or they are buried under ground. And space is full of frozen bodies.
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And after 100 hours you will be exhausted so that you need some vacations :) Makes sense… Productivity first. As a sort of sprint it makes sense, but you cannot practice it every week…otherwise you end up in the grave. Remember Japanese.
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AI reads your “prompt”, but you have to very specific and to know what and how you want achieve it. Typical example is when you’ve asked about JSON once then Claude or ChatGPT starts to think that you want everything with JSON. :) I have sp
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Last days I have spent with Tailwind. But honestly, even if I know all abbreviations now :), and it it eye-bleeding syntax, is there something better in the wild? I know that I could use vanilla CSS, but… how many times do you have enough t
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Writing is not thinking. It’s similar to cutting through the jungle. With a pocket knife. And at the end you realize that you’re still at the very beginning. :) Writing and reading is similar to writing and talking. Multitasking but in real

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