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by trial3 1y ago
i desperately want to use ghostty but cmd+f support is just such a dealbreaker. excited about this development though!
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by trial3 1y ago
Maybe the statistically average kid managing to struggle through a shitty school has to work harder than, say, the statistically average Prince Charles with his private school and dedicated personal tutors.
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by trial3 1y ago
unfortunately i think the crab bucket mentality kicks in when sitting in stop and go traffic and seeing someone breeze by in a bike lane makes people so enraged they’re against cycling infrastructure for the rest of their lives
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by trial3 1y ago
exactly. i, too, have tried many of the pieces of software mentioned and my problem is one of executive function, not of tools lacking some quality. currently i'm settled on apple reminders (so i can say "siri, remind me to do x t
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by trial3 1y ago
let’s not get too lofty, the federal base tipped wage is $2.13
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by trial3 1y ago
> a simplification and a cop-out a simplification and a cop-out of what? blake, i am writing a hn comment and not an academic textbook > This is across the board in all of society ok but the article is largely about physical goods, th
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by trial3 1y ago
exactly! i came to this thread to smugly type “capitalism” in a comment. but i’d like to, less smugily, posit that it’s really just enshittification. MBA-driven physical-goods enshittification. It’s cheaper to use cheaper glues. To slightly
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by trial3 1y ago
i could not want this more, but ownership over this data is non-negotiable. i would pay a small yearly fee to support the tools that give me the ability to selfhost this.
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by trial3 1y ago
"just"
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by trial3 1y ago
you’re one or two additional sentences away from the plot to The Matrix
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by trial3 1y ago
surely you see the problem with only letting the car owners vote, right? right??
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by trial3 1y ago
> simply need informed user choice and responsible deployment the problem is that "responsible deployment" feels extremely at odds with, say, needing to justify a $300B valuation
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by trial3 1y ago
your comment’s tone suggests you live alone. there are many sane answers to this that do not involve one’s salary at all: physical ability, distance, quantity of stuff, other demands on your time or, perhaps most of all, the time of people
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by trial3 2y ago
when i gave a presentation on sampling for a public speaking class in college i played the amen break, then slowed it down to show it was used in Fuck Tha Police, then sped it up to show it was used in the powerpuff girls theme song
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by trial3 2y ago
It might not be an LLM problem, but it’s an AI-as-product problem. I feel like every major player’s gamble is that they can cement distinct branding and model capabilities (as perceived by the public) faster than the gradual calcification o
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by trial3 2y ago
i must point out that, statistically, this feels like someone saying "i wouldn't feel safe visiting new york city" and linking to coverage of 9/11
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by trial3 2y ago
with all due respect: i admire your confidence, but this is a at best a purposefully uninformed and at worst a child's understanding of what congestion pricing, tolls, and taxes are. i invite you to actually read about what congestion
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by trial3 2y ago
okay! cool
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by trial3 2y ago
i do feel like your comment has made me have the thought “i guess using LLMs in your day to day life is a form of gambling, also”
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by trial3 2y ago
yeah, but engine/car analogy breaks down when it turns out all of the automotive engineering and customer driving data is fed to the engine so they can decide at any point to make your car or your car but better > To be a bit hyperb
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by trial3 2y ago
amazing! there are a couple settings here where it sounded like how i wish the String engine on my old OP-1 sounded. the random setting is really fun
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by trial3 2y ago
> I simply clarified the current state of affairs without saying a single negative word about it. It's awfully grandiose to present your experiences as a parent as the "current state of affairs" and a summary of all of Cal
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by trial3 2y ago
> “special needs students receive exceptional attention, often double” this zero-sum understanding of what IEPs are makes me sad, and i feel bad for your kid’s’ teachers > “Meanwhile, exceptionally bright students receive no extra foc
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by trial3 2y ago
> This is the category / degree fallacy. I have been reading about what this is (I have not encountered it before) and earnestly fail to see how. > We don’t get to choose a world where billionaires have no special power. The choi
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by trial3 2y ago
but the core problem to me feels like “billionaires in charge of what should be government functions.” this is still that bad for that reason even if Cuban is funnier on Bluesky
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by trial3 2y ago
> Lots of countries in the world operate without income taxes. Okay, but "lots" feels untrue and saying "operate" is borderline deceptive - there are 21 that I can find from a random infographic [0]. Human rights supe
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by trial3 2y ago
you're earnestly wondering if there might have been discrimination of some kind at one of the most legendary Los Angeles celebrity institutions between between the 1950s and the 1990s?
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by trial3 2y ago
you use [Satire] now, but the mentioned “ChildLrbrr” and “xPloit” are going to be W27 and S25, respectively edit: to contribute something slightly more substantive, the print edition of The Onion is consistently fantastic
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by trial3 2y ago
> some can't ever put enough value on being able to feel smug and superior towards poorer people and less well educated this feels like a disingenuous categorization to me. there are sustainability, ethical, supply chain, and other
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by trial3 2y ago
the man literally has a full wikipedia section header: "Anti-vaccine advocacy and conspiracy theories on public health" [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_F._Kennedy_Jr.#Anti-vac...

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