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Took me a minute, but absolutely lovely.
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1mo ago
Just in time.
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Perhaps you do.
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1mo ago
How do you figure? The value of the report is, ethics aside, the same as the value of exploiting it. Doesn’t matter if I can conceive of it, it matters if I can exploit it.
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1mo ago
In my face then. You are killing it.
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1mo ago
You hosting your own phone service too? Everybody has a limit.
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1mo ago
Christ, thanks. I blame the beers.
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1mo ago
Not everyone is interested in how the sausage gets made. Most people buy a drill to make holes, not to disassemble to learn how to build their own drill. And yes, I have a Migadu account. But I front many of those email addresses via Gmail.
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1mo ago
> Right now you can forge email from any email address you can verify ownership I find this sentence confusing. Do you mean “forge” in a technical sense of “this email came from a server unassociated with the domain”? I don’t really get
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1mo ago
Also, if it were an ad, wouldn’t the author have posted it? Someone found value in it.
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Interesting. It would seem to me to be a piece from someone who made a role for themselves and enjoys it enough to write about it, which was the kind of “truth marketing” we thought would win out in the Age of Blogging. It absolutely functi
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If you’re trying to tell me this is why my mom telling me how handsome I am didn’t translate to the general populous, I could have used this info about forty years ago.
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Oh, I took this as a bowdlerized version of the actual conversation, which I might be willing to pay to have a copy of if I am right? "Commander Holden, for posterity, with your limited air time, am I right in suspecting the testing of
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Thank you so much for this. Turned an article I was annoyed about (for AI speak) into an amazing story again.
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1mo ago
Oh Phaedrus, need anyone tell us?
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1mo ago
September.
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Oh I’d forgotten that scene until now. I remember being so, maybe not creeped out, but feeling shifted out of time and having a lot of philosophy I’d read finally click. “Oh, but I wouldn’t notice if this reality wasn’t real, fish not knowi
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1mo ago
You should really spam that link here to show your dad’s memory lives on.
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1mo ago
I think it’s Memorex.
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1mo ago
Which sucks because I feel there is some good stuff but it’s buried. This is going to be like every “era” on the web, isn’t it? We must be 2-3 months away from sites that people threw up simply to create the Reader Mode of the AI era, where
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This is great when you’re the sole dev and PM. It does not scale well. Especially if you have stakeholders above you in the org chart.
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1mo ago
Yes but what’s a taxi to the airport cost now? Otherwise the comparison doesn’t mean much.
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1mo ago
I used a saying that describes how common it is for individiuals to attribute their experience as something completely different from all that came before or after. Sorry for referencing something that clearly has no bearing here at all. Ca
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Horses for courses, but you’re comparing your best-case scenario to a worst-case Immich scenario. Admittedly I had a home lab box for it and am technical, but my effort was essentially pointing Claude at the Docker image and remembering a p
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It does and it’s seamless for me. Which takes the angst out of “should I keep this photo or video” once your phone is old and full out of the equation.
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1mo ago
>I get what you mean but I think it's fundamentally different. Well, every generation thinks they invented sex, right? Who knows what wild things they may learn to invent? Maybe even Skynet!
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1mo ago
>there was no hacking around allowed You fool! That was to encourage latent hackers to emerge into the world.
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1mo ago
Is that something I can do with plastic though?
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1mo ago
> Denser prose in places. Really? Interesting choice. Pretty much every CLAUDE.md file I have starts with something about Hemingway, terseness and treating every word you use like you're carving it on your own back, but different st
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Escorts, ideally.
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