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by starbugs 2y ago
> early on their design maturity journey I would argue that it's not in anyone's interest to add such kind of complexity when it's not needed.
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by starbugs 2y ago
What you describe sounds like a config dictionary. What benefit does it offer to standardize that for this very special (and probably rare) use case? I don't know many companies that could actually have the problem of scaling a design
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by starbugs 2y ago
> At a certain scale, design and brand teams need infrastructure to drive change What does this mean? Do you have a concrete example of where this actually solves a real problem? And what problem would that be?
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by starbugs 2y ago
In a market, scarce services will always be more valuable than abundant services. Assuming that AI will at some point be capable of replacing an SWE, to future-proof your career, you will need to learn how to provide services that AI canno
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by starbugs 2y ago
Please explain for international audiences :)
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by starbugs 2y ago
In other words: Your problem was simple enough and well enough represented in the training corpus and you were a bit lucky. Also, the problem is not important enough for there to be a requirement for the code to be updatable/fixable at
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by starbugs 2y ago
If the inability to think stems from the thought “I am unable to think”, then OP might be better off with written CBT tasks than just writing in general. That’s pretty much doing what you suggested but with a clear instruction set on how to
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by starbugs 2y ago
I am not sure what exactly OP's condition is, but I can attest that writing will help to a degree regardless of whether you are overthinking, "thinking too little" or feeling unable to keep a chain of thoughts. Generally, I&#
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by starbugs 2y ago
This option is not new and it never really worked for me. Sometimes it would work fine for a while, then again it decides to keep the MacBook at full charge for weeks. I never really understood what Apple had in mind with this feature. Just
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by starbugs 2y ago
I think so as it appears to be using the charge limit feature built into the firmware. I didn't try it though, because I usually never turn my MacBook off.
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Battery charge limiter for Apple Silicon MacBook devices(github.com)
6 points by starbugs 2y ago|5 comments
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Asahi Linux with Gnome as a Daily Driver in Late 2024(nathandyer.me)
3 points by starbugs 2y ago|1 comments
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by starbugs 2y ago
> Do we count all of the time gathered around the watercooler as "work"? Simply being present physically counts as work now I guess.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> The implication is that all remote work is part time effort for full time pay? Which wouldn't match my experience. It is exactly the opposite unless you count being present physically somewhere as work.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> Isn’t this almost certainly a bug? I’m pretty sure the MacOS developers don’t really want to add a .s extension to files. How is this passing QA? Did no one try to save a file during the whole beta?
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by starbugs 2y ago
> What does self referential have to do with anything? It means that the definition of "thought" from Webster as "an individual act or product of thinking" is referring to the word being defined (thought -> thinkin
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by starbugs 2y ago
> It's funny (and sad) when you can tell someone is old because they are still holding onto an epiphany or belief they solidified 20 years ago [...] So your sole argument in the discussion of one of the most important questions in t
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by starbugs 2y ago
> Way to cherry pick the one definition that fits your argument and ignore all the other definitions which kinda fit for what this model is doing. There is no definition on the linked page that isn't self-referential or even more in
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by starbugs 2y ago
Something in the mind. (Didn't make that up. It's one of the definitions of Merriam Webster: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/thought )
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by starbugs 2y ago
> I think it's fair to say that these models may have some grasp of reality insofar as the data we collect ballparks reality, and also insofar as the mechanism to learn from the data effectively extracts the truth value of the data.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> Am I unusual in working at places that take an extremely restrictive attitude to their IP? No.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> Just buy it and be done with it Or buy a QNAP and watch it brick itself when you most need it.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> You want to support YouTube, don't you? Of course no. You can use a bloated browser for that.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> The problem is convining anyone to write a website in this Could choose a subset that lets certain sites that do not get on everybody's nerves still run fine. For the remainder, people who need it can run an extension that runs a
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by starbugs 2y ago
> The problem with targeting a subset is there's a ratchet effect with web APIs What about starting a new web then only for the supported subset? Based on my current browsing experience, this may be a plus in the long run.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> It’s misleading to [unnecessary nitpicking] I fixed that for you in the parent. Thanks for pointing it out.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> A very smart move from Apple. Indeed. Very smart.
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by starbugs 2y ago
Apple's AI strategy in a nutshell: Sell more devices by using privacy and security as an argument for making new features available only on new iPhones.
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by starbugs 2y ago
Even more important might be the realization that most of it is not within your power to control. You didn't come up with the vast majority of what's shaped you.
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by starbugs 2y ago
> You can’t imagine what that will look like so why worry about jobs? I'd rather worry about what that would look like given the current trends in tech and society.

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