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fortyseven
4d ago
Given the reputation, who the hell is the audience for this crap?
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fortyseven
8d ago
Who gives a shit? It can call itself the king of Norway for all I care as long as things get done correctly. If you're suggesting this is causing excessive token usage or something I think that's a bit exaggerated.
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fortyseven
8d ago
It's just might be the first negative word I've heard about it. I saw it opening weekend and it was a blast. Not groundbreaking, Roger Rabbit style, but a strangely wholesome, funny flick.
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fortyseven
9d ago
Who the fuck's brilliant idea was that? I swear to god our collective IQ is in the toilet.
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fortyseven
25d ago
I don't think you need to be so specific about it. It's more about the overall goal: weakening the United States as much as possible. And if that means embroiling them in a pointless war and wearing down their stockpiles... Well,
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fortyseven
1mo ago
The demonizing of devices like this as "pervert glasses" incredibly fucking juvenile and obnoxious. We're going to throw out an entire concept because a handful of scumbags abuses them. This isn't serious discussion, thi
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fortyseven
1mo ago
As long as it's achieved in the manner that you approve of, of course.
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fortyseven
1mo ago
Who are you to dictate what somebody enjoys? Don't worry about it. Do you.
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fortyseven
2mo ago
It's called a reputation.
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fortyseven
2mo ago
Capitalism will make you as happy as necessary to ensure that you continue buying. No more no less.
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fortyseven
2mo ago
I find this seriously underestimates what jackets 6 will undertake for fun, even unpaid.
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fortyseven
2mo ago
Did the app work?
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fortyseven
3mo ago
Can't wait!
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How working with a blind client revealed invisible accessibility gaps
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fortyseven
3mo ago
Or, considering you're already considerable markup, you could just make a little less money on each one... HAHAHA I'm just fucking with you Apple.
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fortyseven
3mo ago
I use Pi and Qwen 3.6 27b locally on a 4090 for all my personal projects. I still use Claude for day job work since they pay for it, and my employer expects me to use it. I rarely touch it otherwise.
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4mo ago
I remember when "Facebook Gold" used to be a joke.
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fortyseven
4mo ago
It's my daily driver, so I kind of twitched a bit saying that list in here. I never noticed because I was using it anyway, I guess.
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fortyseven
4mo ago
This is really good. I'm going to adopt this I think. Yoink! ;)
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fortyseven
4mo ago
Nothing like ignoring the spirit of the thing by turning it from one line to nearly a dozen.
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4mo ago
Oh no!
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fortyseven
4mo ago
It's a bit of a contradiction. We understand that AI can be used usefully, and to great effect. But if someone else uses it, it's a potential liability. I think the issue is, we understand our own usage of it, and respect the boun
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4mo ago
That's how I'm finding I feel, too. It's not that I don't use LLMs myself, but I trust myself enough to know how to filter that data that comes back from them and compare it to actual facts. I don't necessarily know
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4mo ago
Just burn the whole fucking internet down. We can't have nice things.
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4mo ago
I wonder what's going wrong there? Personally I found compatibility and performance on Linux to be extremely good. And just keeps getting better. And that's not even just me, that's all kinds of benchmarks out there. Sorry to
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fortyseven
4mo ago
I think once the hype dies down, and things start to normalize, the hate will fade into the background. Instead of "AI", we'll just get "apps with features" again.
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4mo ago
Well you're fun at parties, I bet.
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4mo ago
Funny, I know quite a few extremely talented programmers who cautiously approached the topic, and found that, with proper use, they've found LLMs to be extremely useful. Just a matter of understanding where the boundaries are, and usin
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fortyseven
4mo ago
I'm with the username like that, I'm sure we're going to get an even-handed, well thought out and reasoned discussion about all of this.
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fortyseven
5mo ago
To be fair it's been quite a while now since OS/2 was relevant. It never even occurred to me that it might be connected to that mainstream news story.
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