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by dec0dedab0de 13d ago
If this happened, you didn't put in the effort to learn to speak Vietnamese well enough. Or she didn't speak your language well enough. Isn’t that the point they were trying to make?
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by dec0dedab0de 14d ago
Given enough AIballs all bugs are shallow
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by dec0dedab0de 15d ago
I did it by stacking old tires a few times. It looked cool, but was probably not very healthy.
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by dec0dedab0de 19d ago
yeah, basically recursivedoubts is pretty funny. https://x.com/htmx_org/status/1726986945430233323
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by dec0dedab0de 19d ago
I really like htmx, and intercooler.js before it. It's been a while since I tried to convince a co-worker to use it, it might be time to try again. Either way I can't wait to try out the new version. Full Disclosure, I am CEO of
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by dec0dedab0de 19d ago
I think backing services as attached resources was opposed to the practice of having your DB, and cache, and whatnot managed and maintained by a completely separate team and not really treated as part of the application. Even the schema ch
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by dec0dedab0de 19d ago
Heroku seemed like it was going to be the future back then. Every time I find myself struggling to understand some nonsense in Azure I dream of the simpler future we lost.
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by dec0dedab0de 20d ago
If AI really is democratizing technology, it won’t be long before we get back to everyone having a personal website. I remember blowing everyone’s mind when i wrote a php script to scrape my bands myspace to keep our website up to date with
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by dec0dedab0de 20d ago
* If you're lucky enough to have had rich enough parents to not have to worry about money too much, yes, you'll probably optimize for doing things you enjoy, but people who spend a lot of their younger years with money issues will
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by dec0dedab0de 21d ago
that was my first thought too, but i guess llms don’t need an api to hire humans
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by dec0dedab0de 22d ago
Does anyone know if something like this is required to be approved by the FDA? Like if someone were to make one for the hobbyist/weight loss market, would that even be legal?
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by dec0dedab0de 22d ago
I'm sure someone has the original saved somewhere, I had it on an old work computer.
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by dec0dedab0de 22d ago
Yeah, I didn't even see the popup
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by dec0dedab0de 23d ago
All regulations end up being scheme’s to protect incumbents. Especially when the incumbent is ostensibly, and loudly against the regulation.
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by dec0dedab0de 23d ago
I love Omakase, but not because I don’t know what I want. It is because I want to experience an artist’s work.
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by dec0dedab0de 26d ago
I didn't say it was a good thing, I said I missed it. As I think about it, I guess I really just miss people being more authentic. There was a lot more understanding and forgiveness around unmedicated emotional outbursts. Modern work
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by dec0dedab0de 27d ago
Deliberate rude acts were very common in my first few jobs. I distinctly remember multiple directors asking people "Are you a fucking moron?", and much worse. This was both at small companies and fortune 200s. The rude cranky I
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by dec0dedab0de 27d ago
https://lmgtfy.com/?q=do+people+say+google+it+yourself Thanks for reminding me of lmgtfy. We used to say that all the time 20 years ago, and it was way politer than how the people older than us spoke. It took some getting
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by dec0dedab0de 27d ago
If I spent an hour or two going back and forth with an LLM, I will write my understanding of the issue, and what I think it means for us. Then at the end I'll put "This is what [llm name] said:" and paste in the detailed ai
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by dec0dedab0de 28d ago
It seems like they're using the term vibe coded as a pejorative to describe all llm use, which is disingenuous. They want to ban LLMs because of political reasons that I mostly agree with, but the term vibe coding invokes being lazy a
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by dec0dedab0de 29d ago
I first learned about R at a python user group meeting. It was when Pandas was new, and we were having a bunch of talks about it. Wes McKinney even came to give one before going to Pycon. Anyway, the general consensus at the time was that
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by dec0dedab0de 29d ago
Google bricked all of the old fitbit scales with a firmware that glitches out and drains the battery. There were tons of reports at the time, but the devices were out of warranty so they didn’t fix it.
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by dec0dedab0de 29d ago
funny, spirit was the only big airline without a crash
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
Donkey was for basica/gwbasic. Gorillas was for qbasic, like a decade later.
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
How is this in any way, shape, or form a promotion of the arts and sciences anymore? Well, if the book is still in production the author will get the royalties. Though if it were still an active release they should just sell digital copi
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
disagree
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
but everyone else has cleaner air to breathe
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
I am extremely wary about the discourse around "late stage capitalism" but you are absolutely correct about lowering thresholds. I think that is the core of what I was trying to express.
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
Thank you, but I didn't even say I prefer it, I definitely prefer working from home. I tried to say that it has been harmful over the last 12 years.
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by dec0dedab0de 1mo ago
Yes.

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