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Geste
3mo ago
I liked it but realised I couldn't watch anything on VLC while this ran. Too bad.
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Geste
3mo ago
>Future me can suck it. So...You will suck it ?
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Geste
3mo ago
You will never know what could have been, only know that you were a wonderful parent for stepping up to such a challenge.
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Geste
4mo ago
So, you liked nothing about the post ? What would you salvage from it ?
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Geste
4mo ago
Go on, where is the evidence ? I am actually curious and open-minded about it.
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Geste
5mo ago
Sometimes, I feel like conversation is just a way to talk to oneself, by using others as mirrors of what we want to believe. That article had that vibe. I don't care about the show, the author doesn't know why she cares that much
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Geste
6mo ago
Its care. Us humans can feel when something was made with care vs when it’s made to check some lists people with ties made. Same with music, food, books, art, software, hardware, design, houses. Most stuff today is made to avoid some risk
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6mo ago
Curious about that reasoning : where do you draw the line ? Are you a builder if there is an middleman ? If not, what if the middleman is a tool ? If you use autocad to build the plans, are you still a builder ? What if autocad has a prompt
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7mo ago
Unsure this would help, but maybe thinking in English Prime could be an interesting exercice. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E-Prime
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7mo ago
The goal of it all is to reduce the costs of labor (you, basically). On that, AI and robotics are doing just fine !
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Geste
7mo ago
I'll have some of that coffee too, this is quite a sad time we're living where this is a proper use of our limited resources.
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Geste
8mo ago
It takes some skill (that you seem to have) to learn to use those LLM. Sad that not everyone see it that way...
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Geste
8mo ago
I'd say we did, you need more and more for the same effect. Here is the first ad ever, for a watch : https://youtu.be/ho2OJfXkvpI For comparison, here is the latest ad for the best selling watch as of today : https:&#
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8mo ago
The article did not do it for you. Do not apologize and thanks for sharing why he did not do it for you. It did not do it for me neither, for other reasons (I don't care that much about code, as a non-coder) it's okay !
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8mo ago
...We are going to have to fight against it at some point, will we ?
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9mo ago
Not aiming at you specifically, but I am tired of seeing shitty behaviour that is dismissed as best as incompetence. I do not want to believe someone becomes the CEO of one of the strongest organization on earth without a strategy sixth sen
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9mo ago
Working 8 years to get to more than 100,000,000 $ and saying no to that...Maybe I'm just too poor to understand that. Sure, this is hackernews, so the hustle mindset is stronger here, but the difference you could make in others people
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10mo ago
Sora's app has a 4.8 rating on the app store with 142K rating. It seems to me that the market does not care about slop or not, whether I like it or not.
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10mo ago
Oof, nice one ! I was looking for some synths for my less-than-two-years kid, after seeing their face light up when I fiddle with my Lofi 12 XT in front of them. I had all these criterias : -Something without any screens -Something simple e
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10mo ago
Is innovation over ? It sure felt like this reading that entry
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1y ago
>And I suspect that it is becoming increasingly difficult to find original ideas. That is a bias in itself, as originality should naturally grow with the number of people alive. The best time to catch one in a million ideas should be whe
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Geste
1y ago
This should have been a steam game. I played worse games there !
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1y ago
Bad take about blockchain. Being able to send value across borders without intermediaries is unheard of in human history.
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1y ago
Love the work the Essentia foundation is doing, thanks for sharing !
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1y ago
Truly, to each their own. I couldn't bear to pour all my energy in something that, ultimately, is not mine. But I could feel your enthusiasm through your post, which made me a bit jealouse. So, yeah.
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1y ago
Yes. If you didn't know about the case, Damasio's Eliott is the personification of this observation : you have to feel first. https://web.archive.org/web/20250614042654/https://www.thecu...
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Geste
1y ago
It's like going to a pub to complain about alcohol. Read the room ! /s
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1y ago
Shhh don’t ruin the hype train ! We need to get the vc money in those startups going ! /s
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1y ago
So I guess we are doing our part here ? Trying to sneak one semicolon for the count ? I'm not sure even when to even use them correctly. They always fall flat or make sound pretentious; both of which I try to avoid.
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1y ago
>That’s all you need. No. They need all the data from your life. They need to see what you see (camera somewhere), hear what you hear (hello microphones) and probably even more. My bet is on some sort of tablet. Maybe kind of a book, or
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