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by zemo 1y ago
> Apple has nothing I always hear this but people use Siri all the time, and I think outside of talking to programmers, a lot of consumers probably consider that the level of AI they care about using. "is Siri really AI" seems
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by zemo 1y ago
There was a time when I hated livecoding interviews, but anyone who has ever participated in an interview process that lacks a livecoding interview and wound up hiring someone that literally could not code knows that a bad hire is incredibl
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by zemo 1y ago
I don't really think that's accurate. In my last interview cycle, I aced the livecoding portion at each interview and didn't practice any leetcode problems at all. In my normal workflow I write utility scripts in Python using
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by zemo 1y ago
That sounds terrible for all parties. You have to conduct the entire interview experience twice, the candidate has to conduct their job search twice, they may have declined another offer to accept yours, they may have had to relocate to acc
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by zemo 1y ago
it's almost like Grok takes "politically incorrect" to be synonymous with racist.
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by zemo 1y ago
I think this narrative gets recycled because it's the shallow depth of reasoning afforded by thinking about technology only by thinking about the instruments of that technology and one's own personal experience with them, which is
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by zemo 1y ago
art to them is a commodity, not a facet of expression or cultural participation.
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by zemo 1y ago
not in the US
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by zemo 1y ago
sure, that's "what people want" inasmuch as if you put every button through a statistical microscope, that's what the statistics will tell you, but if you give a rat cocaine-dispensing button and measure how many times i
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by zemo 1y ago
> every applicable art school has enforced their student's output to be done in adobe's products do instructors really require people submit PSDs or do students export their stuff to jpg/png/whatever and submit the ex
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by zemo 1y ago
> The issue is lying about your experiences I think the point is that LLMs makes it easier and cheaper to produce a large volume of convincing lies. The candidate likely would not have been able to produce convincing-enough lies to get t
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by zemo 2y ago
on the contrary, they met after John went to one of Yoko's art shows and was intrigued by her artwork; it's probably unlikely that Yoko would have married John if it were not for Yoko's work. https://en.wikipedia.o
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by zemo 2y ago
people love to talk about a game being realistic or not realistic without asking whether more realism = more fun. Usually the answer is no. Doing collision detection on every bullet on every frame is a cost that may or may not be worth it,
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by zemo 2y ago
critics say that, but its viewership is low compared to other dramas. Usually when I tell people that it's one of my favorite shows, their response is that they've never seen it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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by zemo 2y ago
Go doesn't have a ? operator today, and the ? operator being used for error handling has precedence in Rust and Zig, so it doesn't seem to be all that out of the ordinary or without precedent in other languages.
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by zemo 2y ago
there's some precedent in the direction of adding predeclared identifiers for error handling: the identifier `error` was originally not predeclared, you had to import it from `io` (or maybe `os`?) and refer to it as `io.Error` everywhe
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by zemo 2y ago
> The idea of opening another bank or broker, despite how simple it is I would wager that there are a lot of people that have money in Vanguard because Vanguard provides their employer's 401k, and their choice was "Vanguard or
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by zemo 2y ago
The argument that you are making is that a single entity controlling the pricing of a good is bad. That's not a counter-argument, it's the same argument. It's bad when a government does it, it's bad when an oligopoly doe
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by zemo 2y ago
are you asking about this specific piece or about art in general? Either way yes I disagree. I don't know the author of this work. I don't know what they intended, so I can't comment on their intentions. I don't know if
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by zemo 2y ago
you're looking at it from a framework that there's a "right" way to interpret a given piece of art, or that a given piece of art has "a point" instead of "a set of ways in which people interpret it".
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by zemo 2y ago
> Automating this art piece probably also says ... something. if you do that you're not really experiencing it
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by zemo 2y ago
https://orel.li/games/feedback/ here you go
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by zemo 2y ago
> Linkedin is by far the most respectable social platform. huh, that is … definitely not my experience of LinkedIn. My experience of LinkedIn is that it is a wasteland of hustle grindcore fake-it-till-you-make-it dipshittery.
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by zemo 2y ago
package.json is specific to node projects, just can be used for anything. Why learn the quirks of something you can only use with a single programming language? I'm also a fan of the shebang recipes: https://just.systems&#x2
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by zemo 2y ago
I dunno man I worked on a landscaping truck and on a pumping truck for the parks department when I was younger and we had plenty of free time to dick around. This was before smartphones so usually we'd play Hearts at the truck dispatch
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by zemo 2y ago
The first time I heard about it was from an Onion headline about it: https://theonion.com/heres-why-i-decided-to-buy-infowars/
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by zemo 2y ago
why would they buy something that no longer exists? https://theonion.com/new-york-times-to-cease-publication/
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by zemo 2y ago
The Onion reporting that bigfoot was spotted riding a log flume at an amusement park is, you know, an obviously untrue statement that readers are aware is untrue, told for amusement. Alex Jones saying that Sandy Hook parents are faking it a
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by zemo 2y ago
look at their about page, they have access that you don't have. They literally don't understand.
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by zemo 2y ago
honestly I order from five or so places with regularity and at each of those places there are two or three things I actually order. Most of the time I really don't think GrubHub is providing any value that merits giving them a cut. I k

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