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by zild3d 3y ago
Personally, I prefer almond milk in my cereal
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by zild3d 3y ago
Using GPT4
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by zild3d 4y ago
Absolutely. With mobile internet/search engines, knowing how and where to find information became a more important skill than having to memorize that information
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by zild3d 4y ago
I'd like to agree, but it does seem like AI is getting better rapidly at providing the context and the "why" too (as well as creativity and critical thinking) the language models can tell you how to do a fourier transform, an
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by zild3d 4y ago
to be fair, doesn't google maps offer the same? Have downloaded offline maps of cities while traveling without a data plan
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by zild3d 4y ago
Pretty sure maintainers would be happier if GitHub announced they have to start passing on the fee instead of turning off the processor altogether. 97% of the donation vs 0%...
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by zild3d 4y ago
https://www.webdesignmuseum.org/timeline/the-pirate-bay-2005
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by zild3d 4y ago
He said "in the same way as a bike with one wheel is a simpler version of an ordinary bike." Meaning, not the same thing.
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by zild3d 4y ago
"The struggle itself toward the heights is enough to fill a man's heart. One must imagine Sisyphus happy." are the final lines of Camus' essay
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by zild3d 4y ago
Out of curiosity, do you wish you weren't born, and if so why not end it?
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by zild3d 4y ago
> Does anyone really think it’s appropriate to pay $10 a week for a photo editing app? Apparently yes, otherwise it would have just been a failed experiment and revert back to $X/month Even if they charged $100/week I don'
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by zild3d 4y ago
100%, poor music output can be responded to with "next". poor self driving car output can be a collision
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by zild3d 4y ago
> Bigger companies writing open source software... They should be motivated in writing open source software. Why? They have more money That's not really a compelling reason for companies to write open source software. Developer bra
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by zild3d 4y ago
> "Click" and "Tap" are essentially the same thing Click in the article refers to plain old web navigation. There are links on the page, you move the mouse around and click on whichever one you want. Tap is referring
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by zild3d 4y ago
> Years ago, many people used operators because search engines sometimes needed additional guidance. Things have advanced since then, so operators are often no longer necessary. Except it's been regressing to where operators are oft
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by zild3d 4y ago
at smaller co (<50) where I've worked it just means you work it out with your manager and wasn't really tracked/counted anywhere
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by zild3d 4y ago
The opposite can also be seen as quite disturbing. Deciding to not save the lives of (net) 4 people, because you don't want to break a law
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by zild3d 4y ago
Was hoping it would adjust today's income for inflation going back with a chart over time
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by zild3d 4y ago
missing search is a non starter. "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge" rings true in my experience
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by zild3d 4y ago
Yes, "most <insert any large group of people> are morons" is only true if you also believe most people in general are morons, which is a different conversation
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by zild3d 4y ago
Jira is Salesforce
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by zild3d 4y ago
> 1. it starts with the worst possible feature (if I chnage the docs then a slack notification is sent to everyone). They show the update going to a #docs channel, that doesn't mean it notifies everyone. It notifies whoever wants to
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by zild3d 4y ago
are you actually making a choice, or is it just an output of those deterministic processes? The choice was deterministic.
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by zild3d 4y ago
It sounds to me like you just explained the "illusion". You're made up of deterministic processes, but it feels like you're making a choice.
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by zild3d 4y ago
> Also, given that they write about web technologies, then their static site returns a blank page when js is not enabled.. Seems like a log management company that mostly writes about security and devops, not really a "web technolog
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by zild3d 4y ago
Worth noting that a lot of fundraising announcements are made a while after the fundraising actually closes. Companies often time the announcement to also include other significant news/product updates, in this case a name change. It&#
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by zild3d 4y ago
a huge portion of classified/sensitive material is not all that interesting/cutting edge. But if you'd rather an adversary not know it, or it could potentially be exploited then it'll be marked classified.
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by zild3d 4y ago
they didn't provide a link that got you login-walled, they mentioned a product that's working for them. Don't see why that's an issue
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by zild3d 4y ago
yeah this is the "just ship it" story with 1000 faces, not the saddest by any means
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by zild3d 4y ago
Learned electronics in university, but definitely was able to work on projects in a small apartment later on. Had a small box of electronics stuff that can get put away. Arduino or various other microcontrollers, multimeter, breadboard, and

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