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skrebbel
6d ago
It’s a talk, not an article.
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skrebbel
6d ago
Copilot isn’t “very old”.
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skrebbel
9d ago
Given that it’s a shouty headline in a major publication, that’s what I would have expected.
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skrebbel
13d ago
I mean sure if long term maintenance and code quality don’t matter then I wholeheartedly agree with you. It’s spectacular for small projects, limited-scope apps (eg marketing campaigns etc) and for market-testable prototypes. But if you don
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skrebbel
13d ago
> because AI is so counterproductive while feeling the opposite Wow that resonated by a scary amount.
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skrebbel
15d ago
No fucking way I’m sending my biometric data to some sleazy foreign company I know nothing about. The fact that “Yoti” is separate from Anthropic doesnt suddenly make this less gross.
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skrebbel
16d ago
These people write so well, it’s an absolute joy and I love everything they do.
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skrebbel
17d ago
> if they can even read ;) No need, they have videos.
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skrebbel
19d ago
Appreciate the writeup, thanks.
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skrebbel
19d ago
Thanks!
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skrebbel
19d ago
Can you translate the American for me? “Wide variance”, does that they’re being assholes?
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skrebbel
19d ago
I googled Aumann Agreement and it’s all about agreeing about whether things are true/false/likely/unlikely. I don’t understand your point at all in this context. What’s “Aumann Agreement” in the context of a discussion about
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19d ago
For years my youngest kid (10yo) showed no interest in reading. He would very sometimes try, but give up after a few pages. But then he read a book that opened with the sentence “I thought I was being followed.”, and that was his gateway dr
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20d ago
Same for the SGP, the Dutch fundamentalist Christian party: https://sgp.nl/ I share few of their values but I quite appreciate this one.
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21d ago
“Whelming” is an excellent way to describe the Vaalserberg. Aachen has a lot more to it and somehow most Dutchmen never take a peek across the border.
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23d ago
I'd love to understand better how they can afford a 10+ person team working on this and then give it all away for free. After paying the original Audacity creators a fair chunk of money to buy it, even. Is that audio.com sign in screen
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23d ago
I usually hate product announce videos but this one is so concise and fast and to the point, I'm very impressed. Also wow the new UI looks delicious!
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24d ago
The Dutch are pretty direct but not to Donald Trump, who has a famously thin skin and can cause a huge European crisis with a single tweet. You have to see all European diplomacy through that lens. Everybody’s tiptoeing around the orange
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24d ago
Points for “Salads are closed under addition”
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24d ago
Soo was it more or less than that? Don’t leave us hanging like that!
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skrebbel
25d ago
Decades before leetcode, we already had leetspeak! This is that.
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skrebbel
25d ago
Feels a bit like a waste that the lovely diskmag interface doesn't seem to have a play button for this mixtape. Hope they add that in future issues.
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26d ago
None of these require a domain to work. There’s plenty precedent of things taking off without having a domain, eg Wordle, all Neal.fun sites, Hacker News, and I’m probably forgetting a few obvious ones. I know that “mystupidvibecodedidea.co
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27d ago
Sidenote "Kallax enjoyer" is a great thing to from an identity around and I'm updating my Twitter bio as we speak
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29d ago
> I mean, come on. We all look like a bunch of wankers. Please, remember the old times, like the 2000s. I mean this in the least dismissive way possible, cause I quite like it, but this isn't good enough prose for the average LLM.
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1mo ago
Fwiw that article isn't really the creme-de-la-creme of Wikipedia now is it? It suggests that a two-party system is typical of liberal democracies whereas in fact only a small number of democracies have systems like that, and even ther
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1mo ago
You're reading way too much into this. This is just a journalist geeking out on philosophy for a bit. Read it the way you would an HN comment about psychology or nuclear physics.
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skrebbel
1mo ago
Umm, either I'm misunderstanding or this holds for nearly every UI everywhere, no? Like if I click "reply" on HN I'm moved to the screen I now type this comment in. That means my current state depends on history, too, no
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1mo ago
I'm the opposite of an Apple fanboy (typing this on a Windows box), but this is some grade A nonsense. Sure, MS launched PDAs and phone-ish devices long ago, running Windows CE and whatnot but they were awful . It's absolute boll
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1mo ago
Because it was made/vibed by the Shopify CEO who has a pretty good twitter game
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