elboru

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by elboru 4d ago
Same feeling about the way he refers to “democratic” and “authoritarian” countries. Even if I don’t agree with China politics adding tags in this context is not helpful.
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by elboru 8d ago
What bothers me is the last few lines where it notes something "important" that you NEED to pay attention to. Just to find out that it is something you already mentioned somewhere in the conversation or that is not related to the
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by elboru 10d ago
“Humans have known for thousands of years that there is no objective truth” Is that objectively true?
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by elboru 15d ago
"...and the recommendations are pretty good" This is so confusing to me, many people say that, but a year ago my wife and I tried to switch to Apple Music. Bad recommendations were the main reason why it didn't stick for us.
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Meta Project OT plan to replace employees with AI agents(thestreet.com)
13 points by elboru 18d ago|8 comments
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by elboru 4mo ago
Why?
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by elboru 4mo ago
I can understand the historical reasons related to China and Korea, but Brazil? What did they do to them?
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by elboru 5mo ago
Back in 2011, when Motorola released a phone that could do something similar, I was sure that was going to be the future. It’s been 15 years. I still dream of the day when my computer lives on my wrist, and I just have a few dummy screens i
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by elboru 5mo ago
There’s definitely a way to prove it, ask it to spell out a moderately complex program.
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by elboru 6mo ago
I remember being excited about Edge, I even started using it because it was fast and had a couple of built-in features I liked. It was a big improvement over the old IE, it felt like Microsoft was going the right direction, but then they ke
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by elboru 6mo ago
Or their constant use of dark patterns to push you into using Bing and Edge. I was actually an Edge user myself. I liked a few of its built-in features, and it felt pretty fast. But then they started tricking me into changing my default sea
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by elboru 7mo ago
I hear people saying that every day in Slack and Teams
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by elboru 7mo ago
That era taught me how much regular users can tolerate awful, slow interfaces.
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by elboru 7mo ago
Wow, so it has surpassed humans.
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by elboru 8mo ago
And now Apple started to lose it.
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by elboru 8mo ago
I read the other day that one of their devs has a vanilla CC setup that consists of 10 agents running in parallel. Why doesn’t he just ask one of those agents to fix it??
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by elboru 9mo ago
Still, code describes what and how, but not why.
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by elboru 9mo ago
Tip: Look for someone selling their grownup children’s Lego collection. I recently found a couple selling their children’s old Lego collection in Facebook Marketplace. I got an enormous bag of them for just a few bucks. It was a headache to
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by elboru 9mo ago
For some reason comments were moved from the original post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46315583
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by elboru 10mo ago
I’m as confused as you
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by elboru 10mo ago
I sincerely believe one day we'll get an official release of one of those Airpod straps: https://www.yahoo.com/news/hilarious-accessory-reminds-us-at...
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by elboru 11mo ago
Build a wall?
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by elboru 11mo ago
Previous comment thread has an interesting conversation about why it hasn’t became a thing: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45793466#45793922
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by elboru 11mo ago
I recently spent some time in a country house far enough from civilization that electric lines don’t reach. The owners could have installed some solar panels, but they opted to keep it electricity-free to disconnect from technology, or at l
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by elboru 1y ago
By auto-play I mean in the feed, there’s an option to stop it from doing that, but after a while YouTube decides to turn it on again. It also has an option to hide Shorts, but same thing, they simply ignore it. About the dub thing, I get it
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by elboru 1y ago
Premium users still get auto dubs, still cannot completely disable auto play, still cannot completely hide Shorts. It’s amazing how UX hostile companies can get when they don’t have real competition.
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by elboru 1y ago
“No need for compatibility testing” – I think that’s a really important feature. Not everyone can accept all types of blood. It becomes a real challenge when a person requires constant transfusions and can only accept one specific blood typ
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by elboru 2y ago
Wow, the amount of ads I get is insane. For every three posts, one is an ad: - Post (from a friend) - Ad - Post (from a random page I don't follow) - People you may know (I don't know any of those people) - Ad - Grou
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by elboru 2y ago
It’s so frustrating having a nice Shortcut idea just to hit a limitation right away.
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by elboru 2y ago
Thanks for this, a few months ago I was trying to find an old video but it was impossible to find with regular queries, there's just too much SEO garbage recently added to YouTube.

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