waboremo

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by waboremo 4y ago
Most people are already used to prompt engineering thanks to years of using Google. They just aren't fully conscious of that connection yet, as "prompt engineering" sounds far more complex than it actually is. Also worth noti
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by waboremo 4y ago
When you are also banning VPN access to whatever tools you deem under the control of "foreign adversaries" (which, more people should look up the government's actual definition on this lol), then privacy is very much a core n
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by waboremo 4y ago
I don't think 10 years for training such large models on phones is entirely feasible, if only because phones are mainly concerned with power drain and ergonomics before anything else. Nobody is going to buy an iPhone 15 if it's th
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by waboremo 4y ago
Many struggle understanding consequences unless it's happening directly to them at that very moment. Until then, the problem ceases to exist for them.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yeah, like maybe we can get it directly from the source like we do it on Windows/Linux/MacOS already
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What an absurd argument. Not everyone works at a for profit publicly traded company.
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by waboremo 4y ago
It's interesting how despite classical music having such a surge of listenership (thanks largely in part due to video games), they've been unable to do much about it. You contrast this with the likes of the vinyl industry, which h
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by waboremo 4y ago
I wonder why so many believe a for profit institution could ever care about integrity.
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How so?
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by waboremo 4y ago
React is perfectly hyped, the introduction and complete absorption of flux architecture proves this. It's changed how we even write vanilla javascript. Most of the lessons we're talking about right now about questioning whether we
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by waboremo 4y ago
That's silly, why would you dismiss his intelligence based on whether or not he could understand a language that was not taught to him?
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by waboremo 4y ago
Why do you consider them failed? Many are still around, and new ones start all the time.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Is the discussion about frameworks or just React? They seem to be treated as interchangeable but React's foundations are not shared among other frameworks.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Coping sounds like exactly the term I was looking for. Maybe ChatGPT would have suggested that had I ran the comment through it prior instead of sounding like a bumbling fool lol
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The implication is that you would bother with ChatGPT at all to train it on the relevant local data, the key value aspect to ChatGPT beyond general public use.
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Would be very interesting!
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by waboremo 4y ago
Been noticing the same. There's this very unique flavor of comment, happening even on HN, where people downplay the level of impact of AI/MI/ML (whatever you're more comfortable with) not whether or not it will have an
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by waboremo 4y ago
This is one of the integral features that prevented a lot of places from even creating PWAs. Now that it no longer exists as a problem, PWA adoption will increase and alongside it education. For example, many places are probably going to sh
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by waboremo 4y ago
You're not really thinking about it as a "mac app", but rather "the service". You expect it to act like the service you use on other platforms with all the features you rely on. If I'm using Spotify, I don&#x27
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by waboremo 4y ago
That hasn't really been true. Apple supported iTunes and Safari which were great options on Windows. Not just "I'm already an Apple fan so I have to use it", but actively deciding to use them. The root of the problem for
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by waboremo 4y ago
Sticking it in your own datacenter doesn't really prevent any of these problems (except maybe #2), only now your leaks are internal and because of all the false sense of security, you might wind up leaking far more confidential and spe
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by waboremo 4y ago
I want to make something clear, which is that there isn't a total avoidance of external libraries. Only that you're not so quickly choosing them for every problem. It makes sense to use Vue (just an example), it doesn't make
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes exactly, By including [hobby] here, you're able to weed out people you won't connect with for other reasons. Going back to hiking as an example, you can weed out unfit people without having to actively filter them out, as they
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by waboremo 4y ago
Funny situation, there's another thread I was replying to someone who wanted to shift back to native apps instead of cross plat electron apps (for performance reasons). Well, Apple Passwords on Windows is a good example of how that tur
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by waboremo 4y ago
Fully in agreement here, getting people used to Apple Passwords can be a task purely because it's stuffed into settings. Would like to see them in the process of transitioning it away from settings, also include the ability to change t
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by waboremo 4y ago
Remote call jobs are a solid job to have these days. A far cry from the horrors of a typical call center, plus if you're someone who struggles with a "normal" physical job, a remote call center position is near the top of you
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by waboremo 4y ago
I'm seeing similar, chatgpt replacing a lot of external libraries and digging through the weeds to find the right endpoint. After all, why bother dealing with so many external libraries to get it done when you can just relay the core o
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by waboremo 4y ago
Good point, I'm not sure many wanting the "return to native apps" are going to be happy when many places abandon the variety of platforms they currently support just to focus on their primary platform. In the end, performance
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes, I do. I'm not going to participate in my hobbies if I don't like all of it. That's what hobbies are for. Raising children is an interesting one to bring up because the vast majority are forced into it, societal pressure
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by waboremo 4y ago
Unnecessary hyperbole. Here's what's happening: Article title: Not all water is good for you Person A: What if I like water? I enjoy drinking it Person B: Water in all contexts isn't great, for example you can drown. So what

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