alchemyzach

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by alchemyzach 1y ago
If prison is going to claim to be rehabilitative then access to word processors, and even some websites (jstor, wikipedia, etc), is a bare minimum requirement imo. Revoke it for bad behavior, sure, but it should otherwise be available sever
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
fixed! Let me know what you think - you can also send questions/suggestions through the contact page: https://www.scriptloom.ai/contact
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Show HN: ScriptLoom – AI-assisted screenwriting with drafting and voice edits(scriptloom.ai)
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
because it means they stayed independent and didnt get absorbed by a major megacorp that is already notorious for trying to corner the market of an entire industry and then over-charging
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
> I've also seen good use of automation tools that monitor the codebase for TODOs and if they last for more than a couple weeks escalate them into a "real" ticketing system Im sorry but that’s exactly the kind of automatio
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
> There are plenty of small things that are worth fixing, but not worth as much as the overhead of tracking them THANK YOU
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
That guy is sooo shady. Just something really insincere and sinister about his whole shtick. Unfortunately lots of young, eager devs dont know to avoid these characters yet
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
"I cranked out 37 unoriginal, shitty products that have countless existing competitors and zero moat... and none of them made me rich :( "
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
"You failed because you had the wrong dream." - Diego Delgado
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
It's not that deep. Young couples need to have a primal sense of home and safety to want to raise kids, and no young people can afford a 3+ bedroom home anymore. And it's gone on so long now that "not wanting to have kids&quo
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
I agree. The article feels like it's onto something but ultimately fails to say anything new. The opinion that most movies are dumb, and only a few of them respect their audience and are worthy of awards and praise, has been true for
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
And so, all the humans on earth swarmed to see what was going on. The machines did too. There was one weird thing, though. The title of the event was rather mysterious. It simply read… “Grand Theft Auto VI”
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
"Or we go backwards and just take things from each other." This is the DEI movement in a nutshell. A bunch of people driven by fear and anxiety and anger into demanding they be handed things for free instead of working for them. W
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
I agree with you in spirit but naming women who were appointed positions inside of companies famously founded by men is not helping
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
The idea that success often depends on luck, right place/time, and other circumstances often outside one's control, is definitely true. Not sure how this validates the DEI movement though? Still a largely toxic and unserious movem
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by alchemyzach 1y ago
True but then I remember that most people are just paying for the feeling. There's millions to be made actually teaching people stuff (learning is hard) but there are billions to be made making people feel like they are. That said, I d
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by alchemyzach 2y ago
youtube clickbait ass title. "quit my FAANG job because of ai" no you didnt dog
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by alchemyzach 2y ago
This was my thought too. The idea of wrangling AIs to make something is only lame or tragic if you dont like the thing youre making. For people who have ideas that they actually care about and just want to see exist, wrangling ai's sou
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by alchemyzach 2y ago
LLM training has nothing in common with search engine web crawlers, from an ethical standpoint. Web crawlers index your content and direct people to your website, giving the writer some credit (arguably a lot of credit). LLMs gorge themselv