Snoozle

16 ms·

1.
by Snoozle 1mo ago
it's not engaging or bouncing. it's simply responding as likely as it can to what would go after your sentences.
2.
by Snoozle 4mo ago
Enlighten me then as to the secret meaning behind the words used to communicate in the language we call English. Saying that AI is really transforming the company is fine. Saying that 20% of staff need to be laid off is fine. Those are unde
3.
by Snoozle 4mo ago
The sentence is not confusing, the sentence doesn't mean anything. There's nothing confusing about it, but there's no information either. "We're making great strides in AI" and "We need to cut 20% of peopl
4.
by Snoozle 4mo ago
"We are our own most demanding customer. Cloudflare’s usage of AI has increased by more than 600% in the last three months alone. Employees across the company from engineering to HR to finance to marketing run thousands of AI agent ses
5.
by Snoozle 4mo ago
"We are our own most demanding customer. Cloudflare’s usage of AI has increased by more than 600% in the last three months alone. Employees across the company from engineering to HR to finance to marketing run thousands of AI agent ses
6.
by Snoozle 6mo ago
I meant rather the market for human writing will vanish when 80% or more of the population views LLM text as good communication.
7.
by Snoozle 6mo ago
Why does this entire article read like chatgpt? Kind of ironic considering the content. Big llm smells: 'Not "AI helps you autocomplete a function." Not "AI explains a stack trace." I mean the full-on narrative:&#x2
8.
by Snoozle 10mo ago
Are you really winning when your win is being anxious and working all the time?
9.
by Snoozle 2y ago
Nobody was suggesting solutions, but in regards to GLP-1 agonists as solving the 'problem' perfectly, no, it's just solving the symptoms. The problem is scientific advancement creating hyper palatable food and drink with no n
10.
by Snoozle 2y ago
I suppose theoretically, as wealth grows, the competition for labor to create that wealth will elevate those at the bottom.
11.
by Snoozle 2y ago
I'm no big lover of short form video content, but Cal Newport comes across as a bit obtuse in this article. Why is he surprised about these videos being used for consumptive purposes? I find the short, attention grabbing videos ala ree
12.
by Snoozle 2y ago
From reading about this and Ozempic it appears the main functionality is reducing appetite / blood sugar spikes which results in weight loss. I am curious for those who are using it who have traditionally had a relatively poor diet (re
13.
by Snoozle 2y ago
I don't have any discussion on the LLM factor of this conversation, but I'll weigh in on cover letters. As a hiring manager running a fully remote team with medium-low on the pay scale, I can tell you that any open position I post
14.
by Snoozle 2y ago
I feel like I watch both threads casually every first of the month, and nothing felt weird or different about this one to me. I haven't ever kept track of total posts, more of the ratio between who wants to be hired posts vs who's
15.
by Snoozle 2y ago
One big difference between life in 1719 and today is the pervasive feeling that humanity is somehow bad or immoral and that the sustainability of the lives that we live are precarious. The combination of the internet, advances in science an
16.
by Snoozle 3y ago
I read the article and agree with a few points. It is important to recognize the decline of community and family dynamics in the west and how that impacts people. Some conclusions, however, I don't agree with. 1. The author posits the
17.
by Snoozle 3y ago
I see a lot of this argument when social media is brought up. A lot of people generally agree with the idea that there are a lot more supportive environments available on the web than in a traditional small town with narrow ideals. I would
18.
by Snoozle 3y ago
I've read almost every one of these interesting articles that have come up on this site over the past year or two regarding teenage depression. My own step kids are morbidly depressed, with my step daughter of 14 having attempted suici
19.
by Snoozle 4y ago
Very in depth article but the short of it is that there will be colder than usual weather across northeast usa and Canada as well as slightly colder than usual in Northwest Europe. This will occur most likely in March.
20.
by Snoozle 4y ago
I can provide my anecdotal evidence. Got COVID and the vaccine at around the same time in April 2021. Had a lot of random chest pains and fatigue for a while. Was finally able to work out again after 6 months, though lost a lot of progress.
21.
by Snoozle 4y ago
Which is exactly why they are A waste of time. I have yet to meet a developer that doesn't have an idea for a notes/calendar/organizational tool. The point is that organization is such an individual problem that it always nee
22.
by Snoozle 4y ago
I don't know what service you're talking about (truecar?) But carvana is basically online CarMax
23.
by Snoozle 4y ago
Are you discounting the absolutely massive gaming industry? I have never met a single person in real life that uses Linux, and those that used Macs were only casual computer users
24.
by Snoozle 4y ago
The thing I fail to understand about socialism and government as a form of alternative to corporations is this: Corporations are groups of people focused on a given goal. Your solution to a group of people making what you consider to be bad
25.
by Snoozle 4y ago
Small world! I started using hevy in 2020 to track weights and haven't used anything else since. By the way somehow the timer noise always makes me jump.
26.
by Snoozle 5y ago
I have lived in Austin for 10 years and Dallas for 20, and I think Dallas is in every way better than Austin. Less expensive More things to do Real airport with good fares Better weather, not as hot in the summer time Variety of businesses
27.
by Snoozle 5y ago
I think about this a lot as I have been fully remote since 2019, but have yet to execute on a family move. If I didn't have a dog, I would definitely spend a few years in places like Portugal, Thailand, Vietnam, and other countries in
28.
by Snoozle 5y ago
Another concerning thing I've noticed is the ease in which some aspect of a person, such as if they are hesitant about getting the new vaccine, are tied to this group of other personality traits, such as anti-science, racist, conservat
29.
by Snoozle 5y ago
I agree with your general skepticism - I believe there is evidence of every generation claiming that the younger cohorts are no longer up to par. Still, even without specific evidence to back up my claims, I can't imagine that childhoo
30.
by Snoozle 5y ago
What makes you believe they are better informed? From my experience of: 1. being a not-quite-old person (33) 2. step son (16) 3. step daughter (15) 4. having a step mother teaching elementary school 5. my mother teaching middle and high sc

More ›