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by stevage 8mo ago
Getting 500s now: > The search failed because there was an internal server error (status 500) when trying to access the document search tool. The web search also did not return any usable results.
152.
by stevage 8mo ago
This is very cool, but I don't really see the direct connection between a paper structure which is very strong in compression and emergency accommodation (which the article really focuses on). Tents don't need to be strong in comp
153.
by stevage 8mo ago
I miss the days when I could drink enough for that to be a problem.
154.
by stevage 8mo ago
This question is straightforward for humans. I have run into a weird edge case like this in my actual life which confused me. I'm in a band. After a concert, I have to drive back to the band room to drop off my instrument, then go to t
155.
by stevage 8mo ago
I'd love to understand how LLMs work, but this site assumed a bit too much knowledge for me to get much from it. Looks cool though.
156.
by stevage 8mo ago
That is terrifying. Messing with thermostats could be enough to kill vulnerable people.
157.
by stevage 8mo ago
Yeah. Other bots.
158.
by stevage 8mo ago
I have tried a few things. Honestly this feels like some sort of very lazy vibe-coded app that superficially looks cool but does not actually produce anything of any value.
159.
by stevage 8mo ago
What's going on, the focus gets sucked away from the edit box after every keystroke?
160.
by stevage 8mo ago
Supposedly it filters out non-horses, but I sure saw a lot of dragons and snakes and cows and I don't know what.
161.
by stevage 8mo ago
Cool, you can click on them and they jump. Someone made a pretty ace 8 legged horse.
162.
by stevage 8mo ago
Laws don't really have any bearing on situations like rude discussions on PR threads.
163.
by stevage 8mo ago
> You cannot wash responsibility through N layers of machine indirection, the human is still liable for it. Yes they can, and yes they will.
164.
by stevage 8mo ago
I just tried this now. It was pretty flattering. I'm guessing similar for most people. I think the correct approach would be to run the prompt, without them looking over your shoulder, and then if you like the result, share it. Or if y
165.
by stevage 8mo ago
And how many hundred thousand truck drivers are now facing the end of their careers?
166.
by stevage 8mo ago
TFA mentions this. Copy on a website is less significant than a mission statement in corporate filings however.
167.
by stevage 8mo ago
The author misses the point. Yes, probably in this case there was a human in close proximity to the bot, who we can put blame on. But very soon that assumption will break down. There will be bots only very loosely directed by a human. There
168.
by stevage 8mo ago
Yeah, "ring owners are returning their cameras". A few of them. Not enough to make a significant difference.
169.
by stevage 8mo ago
That's a great analogy.
170.
by stevage 8mo ago
Yeah I use a third-party add on for macOS that does something similar. The only annoyance is situations where you are moving the mouse while also starting to press a ctrl+ or cmd+ key combination and unexpectedly move or resize the window i
171.
by stevage 8mo ago
I think for several reasons the law wouldn't apply to that anyway - pure messaging platforms are exempt.
172.
by stevage 8mo ago
I actually really liked the current mode - for me it was a more fun and exciting challenge wondering whether it was even possible to get there on €500. Maybe leave it as is, but once you run out of money it could then give you the opportuni
173.
by stevage 8mo ago
This is amazing. Super challenging. Two UX feedbacks: - it took me a long time to work out how to buy a ticket. It doesn't really make sense that you can't click on the coach icon, you have to click the circle around the coach ico
174.
by stevage 8mo ago
The Australian law doesn't care where servers are run. I don't know about others.
175.
by stevage 8mo ago
Pretty much everyone except British people uses this term.
176.
by stevage 8mo ago
"Magnetic man" is uh, not British.
177.
by stevage 8mo ago
I couldn't find an about page or similar?
178.
by stevage 8mo ago
> And studies show people at large tend to find the proportions pleasing. I don't think that's the case - or at least, not well-designed studies. There's nothing to suggest that people prefer 1.618 more than 1.61 or even 1
179.
by stevage 8mo ago
1.618 is complete nonsense that people hang on to because they want it to be true. It doesn't stack up, neither in ancient Greek times, nor in the renaissance, nor today. It's a dumb idea that needs to die.
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by stevage 8mo ago
I also had a lot of trouble figuring out which side was supposed to be which. Don't even have a button. Just put both items next to each other.

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