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firefoxd
4d ago
"We own the glass" that's what really stood out to me. I can still disconnect my TV from wifi. But what scares me is when every device comes with their own esim and cellular radio.
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5d ago
At this point, we can all just drop SEO [0]. We are writing content for a robot that hides the source of information. [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49665572
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You Can Drop the SEO
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The Mailman Kept Crossing Out My Address
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6d ago
I like the trunk analogy, the branches can only grow so much before the tip the entire tree over. I usually use the example of a blue sky. Write that the sky is blue. That's it. Simple yet the temptations to paint the sky with clouds,
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OpenROAD: Open-source toolchain for Chip Design
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14d ago
This is really fascinating. Even the AI companies have incentives to reject AI generated content. It's like they want you to use AI for everything, but they don't want AI output fed back to them. At work, right after an AI trainin
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A good way to present AI videos
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You can't vibe code love
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Did your car witness a crime? Police may be coming for your Tesla
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20d ago
The law is too slow. It's like a horse carriage in the age of twitter. Why can't they expedite for special cases? Not even defending Antropic or any company. Just that if a tweet can cause damage in seconds, the law shouldn't
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21d ago
We've replaced our CEO for the better part of 6 weeks now. He has been on a media tour promoting a product we no longer sell, but it keeps him busy while we continue to grow. While Proxy AI [0] is not open source, it is free, it is bui
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The Work Number: credit score but for your employment history – by Equifax
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27d ago
Unfortunately, this is the type of statements we can't verify. I'm not sure why these types of news are still coming out when we all have AI at work. Whenever someone does such a huge drastic change like this, it's by ignorin
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29d ago
Maybe ambitious is not the right word. It's more like, at some point you have to go home. Before my kids, I started at sunrise, and coming home was optional. Then I got married and divided my attention. Then I got twins, so I divided i
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1mo ago
I had this shirt that had a snarky remark on it, it said: > I can explain it to you, but I cannot understand it for you. The machine understanding things doesn't make us understand things. Especially when The Machine Stops™
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1mo ago
There's an ongoing sms campaign at the moment, I'll share what I received including phone number so you can verify it: From: 601-202-1149 > Hey, it's David. Curious what you think about America's relationship with Isr
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1mo ago
I think the phenomena we are experiencing is "change". That's what change looks like. Out with the old, in with the new. It feels like nothing matters only because this is all happening too fast. Since we are talking about AI
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1mo ago
I've asked questions to people who wrote interesting articles where I didn't know it was AI generated. But then, they couldn't really answer me because most examples in the article wasn't something they experienced thems
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Where Did the Productivity Gains Go?
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1mo ago
Side note: it pretty much floods the browser navigation history. Instead of pushing a new entry in history, you might want to `window.location.replace(newCoordinates)`
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1mo ago
I feel like this is going to end up being like cookie laws. It sounds good, I don't know how any one benefits from it. Currently I can recognize AI text because I read thousands of ai generated text. I know that 110% of yahoo finance n
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1mo ago
I like my LinkedIn cringe hand written, thank you very much. I'm the proud author of Two such stories, if it pleases you: * The One Shoe CEO * Advice from a millionaire (true story) You'll just have to find them.
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1mo ago
I parked in a mall when someone stole my plate and replaced it with one from a stolen car. The next day, my brother, brand new in the country, borrowed my car to go to his first job. He was surrounded with dozens of LAPD cars, held at gun p
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1mo ago
And on the "input" side, one thing that used to improve google search result was to write like you are talking to a robot. "Ruby on rails http header set function". As opposed to "how do I set header in ruby?"
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1mo ago
Haha, and it's far too late to edit!
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1mo ago
Good point. Though 4k image assets mean more that they look in 4k, not that their size is 4k. It might not be 87mb, but still way more than the couple mb I suggested.
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1mo ago
This took me down a rabbit whole. Why can a simple single purpose app not be just a couple megabytes if not less? The popular options are electron 100MB+, or embedding python3 in your executable which is at least 40MB. But if you build it n
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1mo ago
One thing I've done is include my redirect rules with the web application. So my links continue to work even when I change them and forget them. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46139686
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1mo ago
If Hank had a Smartphone, Heisenberg would still be on the loose. What about reading poems?
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