tefkah

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   by tefkah 8mo ago

   Since the other guy wasn't particularly helpful, i'll try to add some context (mostly through my knowledge of iDeal, the Dutch payment system which Wero is based on). You're right that it's a bit confusing, as Wero'
2. 32.▲
   by tefkah 8mo ago

   wrong, also the netherlands
3. 33.▲
   by tefkah 8mo ago

   this is really really cool, this makes archiving so much easier! great job
4. 34.▲
   by tefkah 8mo ago

   shut up man you know what they mean
5. 35.▲
   by tefkah 8mo ago

   this isn't just an empty comment -- it's the same llm slop infesting every part of your existence.
6. 36.▲
   by tefkah 8mo ago

   thank you!
7. 37.▲
   by tefkah 9mo ago

   Unlikely any vegan would have any moral qualms about algae, given that they’re not animals. Maybe you were thinking of oysters/clams/bivalves?
8. 38.▲
   by tefkah 9mo ago

   why do you think the reason for them becoming vegan has something to do with B12 levels? likely they became vegan for different reasons, became much more aware of the importance of B12 and started taking a supplement. every vegan should sup
9. 39.▲
   by tefkah 9mo ago

   i’ve had this happen due to going from beta builds to stable builds or vice versa. not super clear exactly which of those triggered it, or whether it was just a beta build bug, but the 5x reboot always fixes it
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    I struggle to find non-evil applications of voice-cloning. Maybe listening to your dead relative's voice one more time? But those use-cases seems so niche to the overwhelming use this will likely have: misinformation, scamming, putting
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    It is significantly better.
12. 42.▲
    by tefkah 9mo ago

    i use Storyteller to sync an audiobook and ebook, then prop up my phone/ereader and have it navigate automatically while reading/listening. very comfy
13. 43.▲
    by tefkah 9mo ago

    you’re right, i just had a visceral reaction at the idea of reading a novel at a desk.
14. 44.▲
    by tefkah 9mo ago

    you should have included screenshots
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    thank you for actually including a fricking screenshot!
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    Theoretically it would be much less expensive to just continue to run the existing models, but ofc none of the current leaders are going to stop training new ones any time soon.
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    What perspective change? Your brains splattered on the wall? While I am also grateful to be alive, I don't think it's that hard to imagine other people being in situations where they feel deeply unhappy about being born, and that
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    by tefkah 9mo ago

    Im pretty sure the commenter means that they do not experience (or at least see) life as a gift, but as the complete opposite. Anti-natalist-y
19. 49.▲
    by tefkah 9mo ago

    thanks for sharing, that’s wild! i’ll definitely take stretching more seriously now
20. 50.▲
    by tefkah 10mo ago

    damn that’s a good idea
21. 51.▲
    by tefkah 10mo ago

    What are you talking about? No one’s writing their paper in HTML. The problem is having the submissions be in TeX and converting that to HTML, when the only output has been PDF for so long. The problem isn’t converting HTML to PDF, it’s mak
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    by tefkah 10mo ago

    https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/pride_and_prejudice_and_zom...
23. 53.▲
    by tefkah 11mo ago

    i think that specific turn off phrase is more of an indicator of llm usage then age imo
24. 54.▲
    by tefkah 11mo ago

    typst is great, but there are many many steps between “markdown isn’t sufficient” and reaching for typst. 1. typst only really has pdf output at the moment 2. so much less tooling available (linters, site builders, converters etc) 3. much l
25. 55.▲
    by tefkah 11mo ago

    mdx does tho. you could just not define any components, then you can nest markdown inside html no problem
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    by tefkah 11mo ago

    ah, i was hoping this would just exploit slack as the hosting service for your files by abstracting away the api; but this is cool too!
27. 57.▲
    by tefkah 11mo ago

    I can find no evidence for the claim that this prisoner was one of the people involved in October 7th. Also, to call shoving a metal tube up a prisoners ass to the point it causes an intestinal rupture “beat up” is incredibly disingenuous.
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    by tefkah 1y ago

    > The real question isn't "does React solve problems?" It's "does React's complexity match the complexity of the problems most developers are actually solving?" Kind of disrespectful to reply to valid c
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    by tefkah 1y ago

    It’s just slop, not worth engaging with this article
30. 60.▲
    by tefkah 1y ago

    because they barely wrote the article, they just asked Claude to write a blog post