ymolodtsov

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by ymolodtsov 5mo ago
Going to the media always helps. Always.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I'm still using my time capsule. I don't really trust the hard drive inside of it, but I basically use it to connect to an SSD that I attached to it. Unfortunately, Nest Wi-Fi, that I use as a router doesn't have any USBs, un
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
In my experience their phones last far longer than Androids. Only in the last few years Samsung and Pixel have switched to at least 7 years (now it's the question of whether the hardware will suffice). Until it broke, I was still using
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
In the last few years I've tried multiple photo hosting options. 500px, Flickr, Unsplash. In the end, I just built my own photo blog on Hugo with SveltiaCMS (thanks Claude). I don't care much about the social part per se, just wan
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I've never seen a summarizing mistake from any modern LLM. What are you even talking about? LLMs hallucinate when they don't have enough context. Not when they're just cutting down the message in their context.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
> So, mostly to fraudulent AI spam? Such an utter fantasy. The only way payments go to AI music if people would actually listened to it. Of course there's some fraud going on. Any financial system has it. It's still minimal and
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Their revenue and growth justified it. Plus, for xAI that could be the only way to get a SOTA coding model they want so hard.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Distillation helps for sure.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Their electric latches are stupid and should be illegal. Screens don't add distractions, certainly not more than any Uber driver juggling two phones has. People really overestimate that imaginary issue, especially when every car on th
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I always found it hard to listen to the music while working, so I use Endel, which has AI generated soundscapes. And I listen to a lot of different music when I'm not working.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
But with music it's easy to find what you're looking for. Look for the band name. If you want to discover new bands, there are multiple ways to do so: curators, KEXP, concerts and festivals, etc.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I'm not sure either Linkin Park or my friend's garage band are in any way affected by AI generated music. How do you imagine that happening?
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I know exactly what happens to Russia and all of it has nothing to do with targeted ads or anything. Putin's cronies literally own the country's only remaining unblocked social network. They tend to prosecute people for public con
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
The EU with its mama energy again. I use 15 Pro. I don't like the new aluminium iPhones much. So I just went it to Apple service center and had the battery replaced. It costs just 90 euros and I now have a brand new phone, basically. I
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Comparing digital ads to the Stasi is just peak Western snowflake behavior, I'm sorry. There are many imaginary arguments about harm in the article, with precisely zero actual examples or cases. Data brokers, buy data, stalk somebody.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Most of the videos uploaded to YouTube are worthless. AI simplifies the creation, doesn't mean it's good and will be listened to. And if it will, then what's the problem? You can talk about ethics, IP, etc. but we're not
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Because the word "data" doesn't have magical properties? And the fact that you have some "data" that seems to contradict both the personal experience of many other people and data points is actually curious? Like th
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
We're talking about a brand whose every car has at least 350HP, and most of them have more. It's not an apples-to-oranges comparison.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Any Matrix client I tried lagged even without chats though.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
There are many designers. I know a bunch who basically stopped using Figma altogether and just prototype what they're working on directly in code these days. For them, Claude Design was a very interesting addition.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Tesla has a very bad track record in terms of both compliance and disclosure when it comes to autonomy incidents.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
I run OpenClaw on a $4 VPS with read-only access to most of the accounts. Just this morning I asked it to confirm how exactly our company is paying for a particular service and whether we ever switched to the vendor directly. In about 30s i
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
They're doing this but it takes time and if they overshoot even a little they're screwed.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Of course, clearly businesses were just stupid before and only learned how to make revenue in 2021.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Tried it out. It's a far more reasonable UI than Claude Desktop at this moment. Anthropic has to catch up and finally properly merge the three tabs they have. The killer feature of any of these assistants, if you're a manager, is
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
But I still have to pay Hetzner separately to rent out an IPv4.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
It's called iMessage. It's possible, Telegram just doesn't care. All their differentiating features (large groups, channels, device sync) is directly enabled by the lack of encryption.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Because what you end up with is a long tail of revenue that doesn't justify working on the app.
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
Usually they remove the alcohol later. The taste is similar to a alcohol-free Guinness (but sweeter).
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by ymolodtsov 6mo ago
The same reason why L1 support is generally useless (they also can't do pretty much anything other than escalate). AI simply replaces L1 support: it's better at answering basic knowledge info and doing a RAG over the Q&A (plus

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