small_scombrus

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by small_scombrus 8mo ago
You can already make steam friend group chats, it was just a bit janky when I last used it like 5 years ago
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by small_scombrus 8mo ago
A LOT of open source software offers features tiers with per user pricing even when self-hosting. They do need to fund development, but SSO is almost always in the top two level pricings :(
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by small_scombrus 8mo ago
It could very much be confirmation bias, but I do feel like most "please use our app" popups appear after a mobile site breaks or refuses to load something
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by small_scombrus 8mo ago
[Insert survivorship bias aeroplane png here]
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by small_scombrus 8mo ago
> What are the returns for a landowner leasing a solar farm Depending on what you're doing with your land, you can multi-use solar farm + grazing, or solar farm + some crops which increases it's value.
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
Base JSON not supporting comments is a sometimes annoying 'feature' because without it no-one can use the comments to try and add extra functionality into their JSON file using comment tags so you don't end up with a million
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
Unfortunately Word documents are XML. Microsoft has a LOT of customisation going on, but at the core it's very ugly, incredibly complex xml :( Source: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/office/open-xml/w
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
Using your first text block 'Eponine' skips "we had nothing before us" and doesn't speak the final "that some of its noisiest" I wonder what's going wrong in there
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
All things done with office must be evil by association. (Except clippy, he's just a guy)
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
> Even if the retailer took it back it would still be... trash. Yes, but making them deal with it would create a massive incentive to either reduce the amount of rubbish they make, or to make it recyclable/processable.
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
Also, if you're a plane or a boat it's really important everyone knows where you are for general safety / rescue reasons. On a (consolidated and decently organised) railroad the railway operators can take care of all of that
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
> Where’s the blueprint? A JSON Schema file that can be directly linked in your .JSON file! But otherwise it's the same way you know anything. Documentation and trial and error
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
Not to it works for me , but I'm on tumbleweed and can't say I'm even crashing once a week
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
> Is it storage? Is it wire protocol? Yes. It's just a standardised way to represent data structures in text. You can then save that text to a file for storage, or send the text over the wire for data transfer. As long as everyone
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by small_scombrus 9mo ago
ChatGPT can generate you a sentence that plausibly looks like the prompt
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by small_scombrus 10mo ago
> You can’t be data driven and also blind to the data "Tickets closed" is an amazing data driven & blind to the data metric. You can have someone closing an insane number of tickets, looking amazing on the KPIs, but no one
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
How do you manage the more Obsidian-y sync side? Do you have it open with no tabs, or something else going on?
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
> All it would take is forcing an artificial CPU slowdown Technically, yes. But for many large tech companies it would require a large organisational mindset shift to go from more features is more promotions is more money to good, st
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
I may be wrong, but I think they mean ship from the factory to the distribution point so that could add some time between an item being made and shipped to a customer But I've never done anything like this, so ¯ \ _ ( ツ ) _ / ¯
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
Not to Let me google that for you ... but there are a LOT of scientific papers that specifically analyse bias in LLM output and reference the datasets that they are trained on https://www.sciencedirect.com/search?qs=llm+bia
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
That a regular meeting between two women must be about childcare because women=childcare?
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
> I would think that the credit card owner would dispute the charge and Steam would deactivate the key There's a real issue for both Valve and the game dev if this happens. The public isn't going to take this key doesn&#x27
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
> You assume the bias is in the LLM itself Common large datasets being inherently biased towards some ideas/concepts and away from others in ways that imply negative things is something that there's a LOT of literature about
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
> Am I missing something? A joke? A fun tagline? A little zing for under the heading?
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
This is really cute! I have a special spot in my heart for tools that do a good job of explaining themselves using their own outputs. I wonder how hard it would be to add the cute old PowerPoint style transitions using CSS
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
I'm sure it's a very small amount, but as well as making me personally happy*, (I feel) it would play into their image as the good guy. "Do you want the most minimal stripped down version of FireFox? Well you can have it!&qu
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
People did used to have decent expectations for Google back when they at least pretended to care about the "Do no evil" tagline
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
I'm always surprised that stuff like the AI integration isn't done as a pre-installed extension. If it's Mozilla signed then you could give it extra permissions so it still works the same, but then people who it offends can r
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
What's the saying? > Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
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by small_scombrus 11mo ago
YouTube are already doing it! :(

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