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by thefz 1y ago
Are you OK with private companies basically playing the police with your data?
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by thefz 1y ago
> Ironically when Apple introduced their solution it was actually better than what we have now. It was interesting to watch people lose their minds because they didn't understand how the current or proposed system worked. What, the
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by thefz 1y ago
Now reverse sexes and imagine if such an app would be allowed to exist in the first place
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by thefz 1y ago
I never understood the appeal of "social" trail discovery when everyone can open up a map of the area and plan their own route.
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by thefz 1y ago
Until you will not have access to it and be outperformed by people used to thinking every day.
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by thefz 1y ago
> US tax system is the most progressive in the OECD [1] Except that being paid in shares is not really calculated as a pay and top levels borrow money from banks with shares as a collateral so basically they pay zero taxes on their incom
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by thefz 1y ago
Not even remotely comparable
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by thefz 1y ago
Out of curiosity isn't () spawning a subshell?
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by thefz 1y ago
> Yes, well... are you "anyone", or an IT professional? Are you using the computer like my mother, or like someone that knows how LLMs work? I have more than 15 years of programming experience. I do not trust the output of LLMs
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by thefz 1y ago
> I think this is more of a criticism of bash than of Gemini. I can write correct bash; Gemini in this instance could not. > Also, I out-of-hand reject any criticism of an AI that specifies only the brand ("ChatGPT") and not
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by thefz 1y ago
> Bash might not be difficult, but it is very annoying Just shellcheck the hell out of it until it passes all tests.
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by thefz 1y ago
I wanted to test Gemini's code generation so I asked it for a bash script iterating through an array of directory names and executing a command for each one. It got it wrong. The command was generated outside of the for, and never upda
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by thefz 1y ago
Mullvad, tailscale, bitwarden
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by thefz 1y ago
Patiently waiting for the skeptical comment, or the more recent formula "we should put that in a drug so people can have the benefits of outdoor exercise without leaving their room!"
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by thefz 1y ago
AKA cheap crap is cheap crap.
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by thefz 1y ago
Nope, commerce of anything illegal is handled by GDF. Drugs even.
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by thefz 1y ago
> Oh well... didn't realize Italy was like that It's not "like that" unless Lega Calcio is involved. Lots of mafia and lots of profit to be hurt.
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by thefz 1y ago
Do you have any idea of the thermal inertia of a castle? How are you going to heat it to an acceptable living temperature?
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by thefz 1y ago
It is OK to thin our numbers!
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by thefz 1y ago
Not capitalism apparently
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by thefz 1y ago
> use a large library that would have required me to dive deep down into the documentation or read its code to tackle my use case It's all great until it breaks and you have to make changes. Will you be asking the same agent that ma
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by thefz 1y ago
Yes, I don't want any medicine I don't need forced down on me
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by thefz 1y ago
What about not ingesting shit
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by thefz 1y ago
So we should keep growing indefinitely?
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by thefz 1y ago
I am sure it will all be worth it for a Ghiblified photo of yourself
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by thefz 1y ago
Yeah. And generally obsessed with what women do with their reproductive organs
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by thefz 1y ago
Finnish!
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by thefz 1y ago
Ah, the subreddit where all data is made up and the discussion is irrelevant
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by thefz 1y ago
Not enough people are on social media for it to make an impact.
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by thefz 1y ago
One day I will understand the causes behind the fixation of HN (and other social media sites) with fertility. However I am not sure I want to.

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