skinfaxi

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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
> Bu once you reach the site, a herd of cows start walking all over your screen to make the website less appealing. Did you base this idea off of prior research? It sounds reasonable but I'm wondering about its practical efficacy gi
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Is it doomscrolling though?
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
> Like, how much of a dumb ape am I? Don't be so hard on yourself. You are human.
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
The law bans things, things aren't illegal by default. What laws does a class about 3d printing guns violate?
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
A lot of people are of the mind of "well I had to do it so why shouldn't you?" Look at the discussions around student loan forgiveness for an example.
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Wiz shouldn't be capitalized in the title, thought it was related to the Wiz cybersecurity company.
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No, Volvo has it mandatory as well. Probably others.
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To be fair NASA doesn't have to turn a profit.
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> human taste can't be replaced (yet? at all? why would we want to?) People want to. People want to be told what to watch by an algorithm. They want music made by algorithms. They will eat whatever the reviews say they should. Revie
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
> The sum of all the prompts provided, if they form a cohesive view of the software intent, constitutes the seed and specification that can generate good, useful code. Try to put together instead the sum of all the short prompts that pre
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
Is NASA software accessible over the public internet?
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
How does this relate to the article? They weren't collecting bits until they identified a specific individual so I feel like I'm missing something.
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What do you mean?
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The only game I've ever hit all achievements in! Very fun though I felt an internal pressure to move quickly, similar to the feeling I get when my factorio base starts getting big.
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> The solution is to embrace AI and Automation, but slow down planning, architecture, error handling and testing. How does that work in practice? How do you implement that from the bottom up if the psychosis is top-down?
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
Cooking/recipes seems like it would be an excellent application for a specialized model.
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
How is local doctor's office going to IPO? An IPO is just selling to the public instead of a private buyer. Not to mention the amount of paperwork and ongoing reporting requirements of actually IPOing. Talking to a single buyer is easi
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
What would that attention look like? "Long-time pillar of the community local pediatrician retires and sells their practice"? How would you know this attention is getting paid or not unless you are consuming local news from the pl
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
This seems odd to me. Why would you need to commit every second?
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Don't give your money to these places? HSBC won't let me use my rooted phone either, so guess who lost my business?
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by skinfaxi 5mo ago
I would be surprised if loitering laws are even enforceable today. I can see trespassing if you're asked to leave and don't, but getting arrested for being in one place too long? Especially a public place like a park? I'd don
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You're affiliated with the project. You should definitely be upfront about that when shilling.
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> If a company you work for tells you to do something, and you do it, did you have agency? Was it their goal you were accomplishing? Or was it your goal to make money? You have agency because you can refuse. Your car can't refuse yo
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It is about respect for the institution, regardless of the man. It is why judges are addressed as "your honor" or "judge" as it is to their integrity and their office we plead not to them as individuals.
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I'm curious of the places you've found joy while writing software traditionally. For me, it has been in reasoning about the system, debugging issues, and discovering what works. The iterative process of eventually coming to a more
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This seems related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48240156
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> The crash didn’t make the internet go away, but it damped the hype and blind, unchecked optimism that was leading to some rather short-sighted decisions. The crash did not make the internet go away. I don't foresee a world where w
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Did you explore using frequencies outside the range of human hearing?
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If you can connect to Github pages couldn't you exfil that way? This takes 2 mins for 100KB.
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> I have a device with a camera and a touch-screen that only uses capacitive charging. I type a message. Bytes are encrypted. I hit send. QR codes flash on my screen. I use my PC or my normal phone to receive the encrypted bytes, and tra

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