weikju

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   by weikju 3y ago

   This is how I’ve been most successful so far at using LLMs. They help me poke as you say at the problem until a satisfying solution appears or until I have enough info to know what to look for.
2. 392.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   I think on its own the sentence is fine. However, in the cultural context of tech discussions on the Internet, "why don't you just [X]" is usually passive-aggressive or an indication the person asking this hasn't taken t
3. 393.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   > Or do they just repeat what the PR of those companies tell them? Most people do, and techies/HN people are people.
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   by weikju 3y ago

   > These kinds of commit messages are typically an indicator of a broken process where somebody needs to commit to see something happen, like a deployment or build process, and aren't able to assert that stuff works locally. This is
5. 395.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   hopefully what will happen is no single search engine will be dominant, ensuring that problem can't happen (we'll probably have other problems instead)
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   by weikju 3y ago

   Thanks. I was going to rebut your point but I re-read the article and while one of the headings seem to rebut it, the actual content does not contradict anything, so I'll agree with your argument :)
7. 397.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   Broken how? I've had no issues with sbcl for quite a while.
8. 398.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   As a paying customer, I suggest filing bug reports. [1] [1] https://kagifeedback.org/
9. 399.▲
   by weikju 3y ago

   I hope their success continues!
10. 400.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    Too many products called Copilot these days.. Which one are you using and what does it do?
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    by weikju 3y ago

    There are so many sites out there though that will, when you browse with an iOS device, tell you to download the app and refuse to show the same website you see on desktop. This could happen here. This is what the OP was talking about. Now
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    by weikju 3y ago

    That’s good!
13. 403.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    Counterargument: most people are not running directly the ML workloads, agreed - however Apple implements them as features of the OS (like the new GPT powered text predictions). So it WILL affect the regular users over time as new features
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    by weikju 3y ago

    Does uBlock remove ads on google? As in, google search ads that are inserted into the search results?
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    by weikju 3y ago

    Indeed. Everyone I introduce to this word has a small moment of hesitation followed by a visceral "THIS IS SO TRUE THE WORD IS PERFECT" reaction. People still feel powerless though, but at least, some awareness may lead do somethi
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    by weikju 3y ago

    They're already working on it with Apple (see my other reply in this discussion), so I wouldn't doubt that this is another salvo in the same battle.
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    by weikju 3y ago

    > But "they have no business" ... isn't particularly stopping them, is it? In this case, "they have no business..." means it's my personal belief, which supports my own justification into not buying these pr
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    by weikju 3y ago

    Probably has something to do with impending deals between NYT and major companies, e.g. [0] https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/22/technology/apple-ai-news-... [1] https://www.theverge.com/20
19. 409.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    The same could be said of other companies, especially for non-residents of the USA. In either case, they have no business making maps of my own home, especially when I can't even access those maps myself to see what's going on wit
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    by weikju 3y ago

    s/Chinese/any/
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    by weikju 3y ago

    > Have questions about getting your product featured on BIFL? reach out to our team! So there's an advertise link and plan already...
22. 412.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    Yeah, the article assumes that people even update or want to update their PCs, or even know they can update them... Windows 11 or 12 is what they'll get when they buy a new one one day.
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    by weikju 3y ago

    Wow that’s nice!
24. 414.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    Nice to see progress. The title however made my brain react negatively because too many corporations use “an update on…” to announce cancellations or similar negative news. Not the case here though!
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    by weikju 3y ago

    I think they (or someone else) eventually will, willingly or not. We’re kindof in the phase of figuring this out anyway. Collectively that is
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    by weikju 3y ago

    > So its more about empowering the customer service teams than completely replacing them. That's right, but this would cost more money so until these blunders start costing money then they will continue until morale improves!
27. 417.▲
    by weikju 3y ago

    So you have nothing to worry about, then. If you were running your own Matrix server, and wanted to use their push infrastructure.. Well you're still fine for now but who knows in the future.
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    by weikju 3y ago

    the push notifications are a centralized service that does go through their servers, even when you self-host the chat itself.
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    by weikju 3y ago

    The push notifications are a centralized service that communicates with the Apple and Google push notification service. All those Element/XMPP/Zulip/etc apps run their own infrastructure that receives the notifications from y
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    by weikju 3y ago

    Don't worry, they don't say it in the article. But the "Screenshot" does sure look like one