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by CSSer 1y ago
On a podcast I listened to yesterday (Marketplace, from American Public Media), they mentioned that many businesses seem to be approaching this with an "We're in this together" type of attitude. They played some audio clips o
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by CSSer 1y ago
Makes me wonder how it would do if you tell it "put on your robe and wizard hat"
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by CSSer 1y ago
It reminds me of the Theo Jansen’s Strandbeests
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by CSSer 2y ago
I like to think there’s a little more conviction and adaptability there as you try to find market fit, both in terms of messaging and the solution itself. If your point is that no business is a sure thing, then well, you got me. It’s true.
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by CSSer 2y ago
I don't know about you but I think trying to build a business on "Maybe (hopefully?)" sounds pretty scary. I'd much rather be literally giving away money (if that's what it takes) to get someone to be the Pepsi to m
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by CSSer 2y ago
Higher bit-rate video, faster load times, app stability, and edit functionality (which many people repeatedly request, despite it being arguably low-priority because you can just delete and repost), just to name a few. I'm practically
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by CSSer 2y ago
> AT has low adoption This is the clear and present problem in my eyes. I disagree with your first premise. I feel like it's unfair to call it over and unsuccessful. Many people are investing directly in the problem we're discu
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by CSSer 2y ago
This is an interesting theory. Under this line of political thinking, it’s just as important that the U.S. project that they would come to help if the aim is political stability or maintaining the status quo.
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by CSSer 2y ago
And it makes sense for it to slip into production too, because as far as tasks and values in processing training data go there’s no incentive to filter something like this out.
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by CSSer 2y ago
This is arguably true for all director’s cuts and remasters ever released.
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by CSSer 2y ago
My favorite is when it hallucinates a library that does exist and ostensibly has a relevant title and methods but upon investigation proves to be for a purpose wholly unrelated to the current task. To make matters worse, this discovery will
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by CSSer 2y ago
His ridiculous self-prescribed dosage and willingness to abuse the drug alone is indicative of the careless risk-taking required to decide to do something like insider trading and think he could get away with it. The arrogance required, esp
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by CSSer 2y ago
I’ve always wondered why the embeds don’t do this asynchronously themselves, either as a default or with a flag. The amount of resources these embeds automatically consume is egregious. It seems so odd to tell the world to apply a fix for a
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by CSSer 2y ago
Then it sounds like they don’t have much to lose ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by CSSer 2y ago
iirc, in JSX whitespace between elements/components is ignored unless it’s part of a string inside a JSX expression e.g. {“ “}.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Hey, I didn’t know about this! Thank you for sharing.
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by CSSer 2y ago
Is this some kind of joke?
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by CSSer 2y ago
Could it be that red states aren’t passing privacy laws? No snark intended. Privacy seems pretty “anti-business” when you consider that it’s a type of regulation in any form. I share the same idle curiosity because I’ve followed the EFF for
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by CSSer 2y ago
Heads up, this page has overflow issues.
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by CSSer 2y ago
The author pointed out in the article that users who join are shown to users who have been on the platform the longest and are thus more likely to provide likes because they are more desperate.
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by CSSer 2y ago
I can’t speak to the second half of your comment, but it’s worth pointing out that 31 corresponds with a software engineer who received a BA/BS in four years after high school, started working and hit senior at 3-5 years (a lot of us).
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by CSSer 2y ago
It's a rhetorical wrestling match, not an agreement. Moreover, the reality of the majority of the larger movement doesn't always align with the loudest voices in the room, especially when it comes down to semantics. Meanwhile any
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by CSSer 2y ago
What do you mean, exactly, about the doubting part? I thought it was fairly well known that LLMs possess superior translation capabilities.
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by CSSer 2y ago
This is silly whataboutism. They have plenty of evidence, including PST/PDT timestamps and proof he logged out of other personal accounts when he logged into that account, that suggested it was him. Despite his claims, they watched him
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by CSSer 2y ago
The charges, sure. The ethical and moral implications, no.
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by CSSer 2y ago
For less than this same price tag, we could’ve eliminated student loan debt for ~20 million Americans. It would in turn open a myriad number of opportunities, like owning a home and/or feeling more comfortable starting a family. It wou
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by CSSer 2y ago
> non-violent charges Although the murder-for-hire charges were dropped, transcripts published by Wired in 2015[0] show Ross Ulbricht openly discussing contract killings: he haggles over price, suggests interrogation, and even provides p
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by CSSer 2y ago
Dude, I was suggesting that you , not the LLM, write the tests in this scenario.
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by CSSer 2y ago
This makes me wonder. Is anyone practicing TDD with genAI/LLMs? If the true value is in the tests, might as well write those and have the AI slop be the codebase itself. TDD is often criticized for being slow. I'd seriously like t
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by CSSer 2y ago
I really want to take a moment to thank everyone who's worked in and around the WordPress community for years to make it work. It helped start my career. Even back then, I remember people warning about getting involved in .org in hushe

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