stevage

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by stevage 4mo ago
Good point. "CLI for Google Workspace" would be less ambiguous.
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by stevage 4mo ago
Google could definitely be harmed by an unofficial product release that gets lots of users but doesn't have any kind of official support behind it, and hence could make those users pissed off in the future.
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by stevage 4mo ago
The text of their "tweet that got me fired" is: > Introducing the Google Workspace CLI: https://github.com/googleworkspac e/cli - built for humans and agents. > Google Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and every
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by stevage 4mo ago
It's strange what people think is expensive. Double glazing is very expensive but no one in Europe would go without it. Aircon is not expensive within the context of a house's construction costs.
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by stevage 4mo ago
I'm not sure if the incident with the bees really belongs....
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by stevage 4mo ago
Confusingly I got three wrong but got the same vocab estimate.
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by stevage 4mo ago
> Again, drink your shot at room temp or close to it. I, um, do not wish to do this. > Some coffeeshops even recommend to taste it while it cools off and not drink straight away. Those coffee shops can with their own business.
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by stevage 4mo ago
> Espresso does not have milk You're using the term in an unnecessarily specific way.
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by stevage 4mo ago
That's very surprising. What's the model of machine?
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by stevage 4mo ago
I disagree. I have done the experiment a lot because often I make two shots and reheat the second one. It's noticeably less flavoursome and much less aromatic than the first.
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by stevage 4mo ago
It's relatively common around here for people (especially older folks) to order coffee extra hot. Holding the coffee for a while and smelling it as it cools to a drinkable temperature is all part of an enjoyable process. I'm alway
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by stevage 4mo ago
> And most iced coffee is very intentionally not made with espresso Really? How is it made?
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by stevage 4mo ago
Yeah I hate clustering too. Especially since, like the OP points out, mapping libraries have been easily able to handle thousands of points on screen for many years now. At least, make the clustering less aggressive so you only get clusters
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by stevage 4mo ago
This is how I got a rent reduction in my flat during the pandemic.
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by stevage 4mo ago
I don't think humans really invented raisins.
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by stevage 4mo ago
Pretty accurate with my username. One of them had the wrong real name associated.
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by stevage 4mo ago
Yeah I'd be interested to hear more about what the options might be. Also curious why it is that DARPA thinks this is solvable, but no one has come close yet.
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by stevage 4mo ago
Wow, how did I not know about the exclude file? I've had this need so many times - working on a shared repo where I want to ignore some files locally.
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by stevage 4mo ago
I had a very similar experience with jobs. The first few months, you're so impressed how smart everyone is, how competent, what a great organisation it is. By 18 months in, you've decided everyone is an idiot, the organisation is
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by stevage 4mo ago
Surviving in most companies requires a certain amount of wishywashiness.
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by stevage 4mo ago
> Nobody wants to make a phone call anymore because most calls are scams; phone networks are terrible and apps have replaced them, like a lot of legacy tech. This has nothing to do with the unwillingness of young people to use a phone to
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by stevage 4mo ago
Millennials and below absolutely do want to avoid interactions with strangers. Especially gen Z will go to great lengths to avoid making a phone call. It sucks. This is why none of my local supermarkets have real checkouts anymore.
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by stevage 4mo ago
This is the kind of example that people use to demonstrate "usefulness" that falls so flat to me. I could make that phone call in a minute and have no doubts about whether my agent had stuffed up somehow. It's just not compel
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by stevage 4mo ago
For me "book me a flight to X on day Y" is so easy to do manually I don't need AI. Where I do want AI is for really complex queries, like "find me a time and money efficient itinerary through Europe visiting places I hav
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by stevage 6mo ago
Huh, I'd never heard of them.
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by stevage 6mo ago
It's 8 levels though?
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by stevage 6mo ago
A one person business is still a business.
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by stevage 6mo ago
McDonald's is extremely different around the world. Different menu, different price.
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by stevage 6mo ago
That's literally the message
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by stevage 6mo ago
The trouble is, where do you draw those hard lines? I have many friends for whom pretty much any discussion of trans issues is tantamount to discussing whether genocide is ok. There is one set of acceptable viewpoints and anything else is &

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