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8mo ago
Can you please write more about it? What was the goal? Also I love the Angela Merkel method - thinking what you can do in a day or a week is fruitless as the productivity might vary. Thinking in years is too long. Think about what you can a
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9mo ago
"can you please run inside a vm?"
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9mo ago
This alone doesn't give you gmail UX - threads, inboxes, tagging, etc.
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9mo ago
Did Kemal Ataturk really have a full menagerie all named abdul?
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9mo ago
Dam I feel so sorry for you :( At first I thought like gp, bypass it, then I realized you don't have the privilege to bypass it and leave trails behind. It's not like using a vpn to watch netflix of another country, as netflix won
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9mo ago
Are you saying there is a vacuum? Because vacuum usually get filled with crazy militants
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9mo ago
In other words: enshitification ensues!
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9mo ago
I did this once and one time was forced into doing it and it was a horrific nightmare. The lack of contra for my legs meant I was constantly slipping forward, it was tiring. The fact that this is an emergency seat made it worse - there was
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9mo ago
I love my car. And yet I really want to see all the cars eradicated from existence. At least from the public space.
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9mo ago
This is making me sad. The people that are going to lose their jobs will be literally weaponized against minorities by the crooked politicians that are doing their thing right now, it's going to be a disaster I can tell. I just wish I
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9mo ago
Can this be solved by a random clock? A clock which never tells you the real time - it adds randomly 1-10 mins every morning My question is if people can't adapt to it, would it be a helpful technique?
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10mo ago
Happy new year from the middle east! May 2026 be a year of peace and compassion <3
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10mo ago
So, they limit the access to data on self hosted instances after upgrade? Sounds like a ransomware with extra steps. Enshitification ensues.
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10mo ago
Anecdotally I stumbled upon this phenomenon when trying to learn how to play the piano. I noticed that at the end of a session I make so many mistakes and feel like I didn't learn that much, but coming back to it after a day or two I r
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10mo ago
It's not about stupid people, there are stupid people everywhere, it's about the .1% elite controlling all the wealth and power, using flaws in the ways humans work (stupid or not every human has to have shelter and food to surviv
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10mo ago
I cannot unsee this anymore and it ruins the whole internet experience for me
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10mo ago
Reading this I get this weird feeling that something there is trying to communicate, which is equally horrifying as the alternative - we are alone, our minds are trying to find order in chaos, there is no meaning except what we create.
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10mo ago
Imagine a parallel world in which Java is called Oak and it's actually nice from inception, not just like nice after decades.
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10mo ago
Hey no need to personally attack anyone. A bad organization can still consist good people.
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10mo ago
I bet it would work the same with REST API and any kind of specs, be it OpenAPI or even text files. From my humble experience.
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10mo ago
Honest question, Claude can understand and call REST APIs with docs, what is the added value? Why should anyone wrap a REST API with another layer? What does it unlock?
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10mo ago
Off topic but I could use some help here - what icon would you use for "prevent screen for sleeping" toggle button? I thought about an eye (open or closed if it's on or off), but I think there's a better option I can
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10mo ago
Ah! I see the problem now! AI can't see shit, it's a statistical model not some form of human. It uses words, so like humans, it can say every shit it wants and it's true until you find out. The number one rule of the interne
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11mo ago
>> Here's my question: why did the files that you submitted name Mark Shinwell as the author? > Beats me. AI decided to do so and I didn't question it. I did ask AI to look at the OxCaml implementation in the beginning. T
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11mo ago
I thought about it - a quick way to verify whether something was created with LLM is to feed an LLM half of the text and then let it complete token by token. Every completion, check not just for the next token but the next n-probable tokens
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11mo ago
Just download it as you would download a car if you could.
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11mo ago
Apology is a social construct, this is merely a tool that enables google to sell you text by the pounds, the apology has no meaning in this context.
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11mo ago
It's saying "enshitification ensues" through a well written story, to my taste at least.
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11mo ago
The internet was never here to stay, it's not getting better, enjoy the last days while you can.
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11mo ago
This is nice of you. I just want to say to the GP it's mostly random IMHO. Survivorship bias is hard. You hear about only what you hear about, not all the great stuff. It's a matter of big numbers, don't give up, play the l
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