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by yapyap 2y ago
> Finally you have ultramarine! How much? I can’t find good numbers, but Claude estimates that the ultramarine production of all of medieval Europe was around the order of 30 kg per year - not enough to paint a medium-sized wall. Ultrama
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by yapyap 2y ago
I feel like the jump from what the comment u were replying to was saying, I.E. something ‘easier’ might be harder in the long run to saying it’s sad scientists need to collect empirical evidence to prove things like fasting and ”extreme hot
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by yapyap 2y ago
a chair is a form of technology?
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by yapyap 2y ago
I mean it’s a bit rough to say and generalize but as someone in college atm it does feel like a good percentage of the students could fit in (some of) the boxes the author thought of. Now along with some people skipping college altogether a
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by yapyap 2y ago
poor editors, having to work with a magic keyboard
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by yapyap 2y ago
whether you pretend to be an idiot and do idiotic things or are an idiot and do idiotic things doesn’t matter, the outcome is the same. Matter of fact pretending to be an idiot and doing idiotic things might be worse cause you know better,
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by yapyap 2y ago
oh wow, literally too hot to touch. I imagined it was like too hot as in syphoning off all your data but yikes, this is both that and physically too hot.
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by yapyap 2y ago
> And with tech like VR working its way into homes, precise time may become more important there, too. How does VR relate to precise time? I assume we are talking about Virtual Reality and if that’s the case I don’t get the relation, or
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by yapyap 2y ago
Yes, but also if you are not good in writing articles don’t quit writing them, getting better in writing articles comes with.. writing articles. Also you should not necessarily optimize your blog post for the max amount of readers, that’s o
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by yapyap 2y ago
haha yeah, if that’s the case it’s an unintended filter though cause the Indian or Nigerian scam call stereotype works cause they have a lot of scam call centres there.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Sounds like they’d keep it as yet another Apple exclusive instead of y’know, introducing a new industry thing
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by yapyap 2y ago
Generative music is boring not cause it’s necessarily bad sounding music but because there’s no vision behind it, they took in old music, garbled it around in their magic music machine and made new music based on that old shit. As long as t
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by yapyap 2y ago
I mean yeah but the real problem is ACE through iMessage
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by yapyap 2y ago
> Since then I’ve been thinking a lot about AI agents. They’re the closest I’ve seen to the dream of “programming for all” Programming is programming for all, you just have to put some effort in. This is alike to saying you wish there wa
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by yapyap 2y ago
ugh, I don’t think it’s a bother to watch unsynched footage with a dub or just read the subtitles the whole movie through What WOULD bother me is AI artifacts in a movie I paid to see in theaters.
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by yapyap 2y ago
if you get it you get it, if you don’t you don’t, it goes for many things and does for records as well
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by yapyap 2y ago
whats the v in tldv?
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by yapyap 2y ago
Exactly, shouldn’t really matter.
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by yapyap 2y ago
yikes, thats all your dna, sold
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by yapyap 2y ago
> If this is about recapturing what the web was, culturally, circa 1995-2005... that's a different sort of judgement. Not culturally no. But yes in the way the web was independent in that era.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Highly doubt it, the EU is not the same as the UK. The precedent set by the USB C is in line with Apple complying.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Wow, the train system actually giving you something when it’s late seems great, NS should take notes.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Softbank is such an odd company.
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by yapyap 2y ago
“ You can’t easily side load apps onto an iPhone. That means we have to publish the app on the iPhone appstore. This is a gigantic pain because Apple. Every update comes with the risk that a random app reviewer could make up some BS excuse
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by yapyap 2y ago
at first I was like “pardon?” but it’s just the AI shit, not like ur gonna get charged by the word or by the stroke or anything
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by yapyap 2y ago
Sounds like you’re coping cause you have some type of investment in LLM “coding”, whether that is financial or emotional. I won’t waste my time too much reacting to this nonsensical comment but I’ll just give this example, LLMs can hallucin
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by yapyap 2y ago
yeah, except the url shortener is being used for it’s usual functionality here, and they’re killing it. They’re not just “changing a workflow” they’re killing every poor soul who relies on it.
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by yapyap 2y ago
Hard disagree, just look at the manifest v3 fuckery.
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by yapyap 2y ago
statistically people reading articles these days are often well off enough that improving their own lives won’t mean much in terms of “sleeping under a bridge vs under a roof” or “eating or not eating”, whereas for others that might be the
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by yapyap 2y ago
That’s back end no? unless you have to make a GUI for it, then it’s front- and backend.

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