skrebbel

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by skrebbel 3mo ago
You're not the target audience. My son is 13 and has his own website, started to learn HTML when he was 11. All I did was tell him about Neocities (and allow him to sign up) and he figured out the rest.
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by skrebbel 3mo ago
It's nuts how well "Superintelligence: The Idea That Eats Smart People"[0] aged. That talk is a decade old by now and still hits just as hard as it did back then, despite the incredible advances made in AI in the meantime. [0
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by skrebbel 3mo ago
> A report in a Hungarian publication claims, "A passenger was sucked into the window by the change in air pressure, with the 61-year-old man's head sticking out of the plane. Witnesses say his wife grabbed him, which was the
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by skrebbel 3mo ago
Slack, Teams, etc
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by skrebbel 3mo ago
This seems to be specifically about emailing colleagues. Does anyone even do that anymore?
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Why is that amazing? For all his faults, Boris Johnson is an excellent writer.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Ah, fair
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
"slop" doesn't mean "AI generated content", it means bad content, a waste of the reader's time. Grantparent's implication is that your comment was bad content, not that it was AI generated bad content.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
I think you’re mistaking a shallow AI take for sarcasm.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
> But as of now, AC means burning carbon Source? Where I live (NL) the electricity prices are very low on the days/times you’d need AC because of all the solar power generated then. I think you gotta back up your claim that 50% of e
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Is this a strawman? It might be my bubble, but I see a lot more people complaining about anti-AC warriors than actual anti-AC warriors. Do you have an example? I mean it also doesn't make much sense anymore does it? You turn the AC on
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
I wonder how many high impact political decisions (eg EU treaties) have been made in rooms like these.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Posting meaningless comments isn’t suddenly useful because you’re aware of it and “riffing on that”.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Yeah I was like “woa a PGConf on the galapagos, i gotta get my ass to one if those!”
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
That's not what "paradigm" means.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
I can't marry this: > before academia turned into the ideological warzone it is today with this: > and if I said such a thing, I would've probably lost my job Weren't universities supposed to be exactly the kind of plac
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
> Chesky said no. Not politely declined. No. Gaaaah please stop
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Quick warning that finance bros call any healthy company that isn't on an extreme growth path "zombies". In VC eyes they're "undead" because that big fat exit is not likely to come, but actually in reality many
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Bun had customers?
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
This seems a bit tone deaf. Trump can force American tech companies to hand over data or disable accesss of European accounts. Eg a year ago he didn’t like what some judges at the International Criminal Court in The Hague (NL) were doing so
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
That’s terrible. Means I better drive my old Ford long enough for them to fix that ridiculous regulation.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Wait what brand does that? I need to know what car to not buy.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Yes.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
Title said “no overengineering” so I doubt it.
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
There's a correlation between speaking with confidence and bullshitting / corner cutting. Hard, nuanced questions require more thinking time to produce a nuanced answer. But a bullshitter will just confidently answer subtly wrong
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by skrebbel 4mo ago
How this goes is the engineers start raising arguments in meetings full of nerdy technical terms such as “refactor”, “technical debt” and “accidental complexity”. As time progresses, more of them say more of this. At some point management l
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
I apologize, you’re absolutely right!
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
Sibling comment suggests maybe it’s AI psychosis and that would clarify a lot.
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
I wish i could upvote you seven times
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by skrebbel 5mo ago
> If you truly believe something is evil, i think that is difficult. Yes, and that’s my point. Most vegans truly believe that meat equals murder. Yet the vast majority of them will go out for dinner with people they truly deeply believe

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