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by tensor 2y ago
No. There is not. Canada also has campaign spending rules because most civilized nations recognize that equal speaking time is required for a fair election. Otherwise you can’t consider the people to be well informed. There is no “independ
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by tensor 2y ago
Hard disagree, I used Android for years but after they removed feature after feature that I found useful, and replaced them with features that shovelled ads at me, I finally gave up and switch to iOS. I think the last straw was when I was f
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by tensor 2y ago
Oh yes. For sure. Agree completely.
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by tensor 2y ago
I thinks it's very reasonable. They provide an important security service, also the windows equivalent is many hundreds of dollars per year, per application, vs $99 per year which would cover any number of applications.
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by tensor 2y ago
> more than just repeating ideas back and forth. Yes, people on X seem very upset that they can be blocked on bluesky. But if I've heard what you have to say and don't want to hear the same thing 1000x, that's not an echo
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by tensor 2y ago
It has nothing to do with someone lying to me, rather that the average person is very uneducated on any given topic and these days largely consumes propaganda from people who DO have a reason to lie to me. Thus, random people are not to be
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by tensor 2y ago
You are likely not a professional writer, unless that happens to be your job, but then you are not “like the rest of us”. Also, journalists are held to the standards of their organization, unlike “the rest of us” who have no standard. I alw
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by tensor 2y ago
While LLMs have accelerated, it, it was already the case that silos were blocking non-Google and non-Bing results before LLMs. LLMs have only made existing problems of the web worse, but they were problems before LLMs too and banning LLMs w
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by tensor 2y ago
170c right? I do the same but use 350f. I also heat the pan before adding oil. Works perfectly every time. Even more nonstick than any nonstick pan I’ve used.
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by tensor 2y ago
How about that whole eating fat leads to heart disease being long disproven point? https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9794145/
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by tensor 2y ago
And anecdotes are useless. If you want to show me improved studies justifying your claim great, but no I don't value random anecdotes. There are countless conflicting anecdotes (including my own).
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by tensor 2y ago
I think in this regard it works just fine. If the laws move to say that "learning from data" while not reproducing it is "stealing", then yes, you reading others code and learning from it is also stealing. If I can'
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by tensor 2y ago
The fact that you think "change detection" tests offer zero value speaks volumes. Those may well be the most important use of unit tests. Getting the function correct in the first place isn't that hard for a senior developer,
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by tensor 2y ago
Except actual studies objectively show efficiency gains, more with junior devs, which make sense. So no, it's not a "deception" but it is often overstated in popular media.
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by tensor 2y ago
Why aren't you writing unit tests just because AI wrote the function? Unit tests should be written regardless of the skill of the developer. Ironically, unit tests are also one area where AI really does help move faster. High level des
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by tensor 2y ago
Also inextricably human tasks like reading spam messages, scam messages, marketing messages, overly verbose work emails, enjoy that!
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by tensor 2y ago
Behind what? Windows chatgpt interface? Apple has been quietly adding AI features, sometimes with no equal. For example, having OCR being built in everywhere in the OS is amazing. I've used it many times already, but it's a quiet
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by tensor 2y ago
Yes, many people are asking for offices to be completely abolished, turned into housing, or other things. Also, working is about compromises, we had some full remote, but we did ask most people to come in 1-2 days a week to work with their
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by tensor 2y ago
Hacker news is a pretty strong echo chamber for the work from home crowd. When covid hit there were many people at my company who really struggled with working from home. The reasons ranged from having kids or family interrupting them, bein
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by tensor 2y ago
It sounds like you are the one with a deathwish, because objectively by the numbers Autopilot on the highway has greatly reduced death. So you are literally advocating for more death. You have two imperfect systems for highway driving: Auto
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by tensor 2y ago
"Oh we tried to build it but no one bought it! So we gave up." - Mercedes before Tesla. Perhaps FSD isn't ready for city streets yet, but it's great on the highways and I'd 1000x prefer we make progress rather than
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by tensor 2y ago
I’m for this as long as the company also takes on liability for human errors they could prevent. I’d want to see cars enforcing speed limits and similar things. Humans are too dangerous to drive.
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by tensor 2y ago
You have a Mercedes, and you have a system that works virtually nowhere.
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by tensor 2y ago
Not really. It's not that uncommon for a support/forum/feedback site to use a separate account. It just means that they didn't have time, didn't want to spend the money, or couldn't link the support software to
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by tensor 2y ago
If you are linking against GPL code then yes it's true. If you are linking against LGPL code then it's fine. Note that running software on Linux doesn't mean you are linking to Linux. However, if you distribute Linux, then ye
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by tensor 2y ago
Yes, a brick and mortar store can absolutely profile you without consent if they wished, and so can a website. The only condition is not collecting PII.
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by tensor 2y ago
I think every website should understand how and by who their website is used. I don't consider this "spying." If you walk into a brick and mortar store the shopkeeper has every right to count that you came in, and watch where
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by tensor 2y ago
You should be glorifying Shotwell, not Musk. Yes Must helped give her room to build but she's the genius and deserves the credit.
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by tensor 2y ago
But 40 USD a month is the only tier that doesn't take your code as training data. I'm surprised at how many people are ok with that.
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by tensor 2y ago
YouTube and Gmail do. I have both ad free. Google search does not. Facebook only did in Europe afaik, but I’d argue it’s not priced fairly. I don’t use most of meta, but would love an ad free instagram. But even if I were in Europe, the pri

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