hallole

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by hallole 7d ago
"honestlyranked.com" Even the URL captures the ubiquitous "honestly / genuinely / let me be up front" verbal tick that Claude can't resist. That is, "Rashid" likely couldn't even be bothered
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by hallole 10d ago
Oh please, come on now. Grammar correction (which gets applied to text that you wrote) isn't comparable to LLM text generation. A tool assists a user in a task. LLMs don't assist you in writing: they do it all on their own. Ther
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by hallole 11d ago
Hyper-ultra-processed, yes. But, as others point out in these comments, a food's degree of processing doesn't determine its health value, although those two things are correlated. Personally, my instincts would favor Huel over fas
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by hallole 11d ago
I just don't advocate, at least not without prompting; it's too maddening. That I'm vegan often becomes known naturally, and once it's established, people in the know tend to start bringing it up on their own. I hardly e
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by hallole 12d ago
Not to brag, but I caught it on the first sentence. > ExactTeX is LaTeX with gradual annotation: you name the object you want checked, and what you do not name stays ordinary LaTeX, transported byte for byte. This "byte for byte&quo
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by hallole 17d ago
> Wrapping others’ knowledge in a black box that may or may not accurately represent that knowledge... You wrote it well. This aspect irks me, too.
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by hallole 19d ago
Good lord, why is everything glowing? Why is the header font so goofy? Why is there a big unnecessary "LIVE" label? That last one is such a bad Claude-ism, it evidently can't help itself even when the info being presented has
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by hallole 25d ago
Really? The website, you mean? :( I thought to myself, "what a cute, well designed webpage!" when I saw it. Maybe with time this site will stand out like those Claudeslop ones.
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by hallole 1mo ago
> I would not consider myself a "vibecoder", or jaithon as "ai slop" > Additionally, around 80% of the raw code in this repository was produced with agentic coding tools Not to be a party pooper, but even if the au
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by hallole 1mo ago
Why am I in charge of speaking on behalf of HN? I could certainly be in the minority on this. Must you ensure that every space you enter hold to your exact opinions?
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by hallole 1mo ago
Although it seems to have been a flop in practice, I do appreciate the spirit of making good use of tax dollars. I only wish the program was more carefully guided, since the motive behind it did seem genuine.
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by hallole 1mo ago
So, the U.S. would've had to supply foreign aid for eternity, then? Instead of appreciating the vast sums given by the U.S. and her taxpayers, there's only vitriol for the stream of aid money having been cut off.
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by hallole 2mo ago
Because one's value to society doesn't determine their wage (an economic matter) or status (a social matter). The parent comment is right. What you've pointed out is a separate "injustice" of a kind: that we general
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by hallole 2mo ago
Yes, it is more productive. Becoming more familiar with the English language and skillfully written prose is good. The notion that modern prose is of lesser quality is widespread. This comment reads as snarky post-modernism.
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by hallole 2mo ago
I lived in my local big city for a few years. As I did so, and as I regularly traversed its streets and public transport, I many times thought, "ok, maybe suburbanites have a point." What makes the suburbs and small towns good isn
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by hallole 2mo ago
Wow, I could keel over any minute...
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by hallole 2mo ago
The framing of certain developments. For example, >A [Trump admin] holding page ... still used Hoefler fonts – the uprightness from the previous [Obama] administration had apparently not abated. as well as other instances wherein the aut
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by hallole 2mo ago
Good article. Too preachy.
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by hallole 2mo ago
Woah, this is something I've wanted for forever! Only, without the "quirky" aspects of its design. I can appreciate the charm, but it does obstruct utility, and this sort of tool -- a super-general digital whiteboard -- would
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by hallole 2mo ago
Yup! Crude AI image right up top, one of those summary tables that AIs love to churn out, etc. Thanks for an actual source.
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by hallole 2mo ago
Either it's intentional and malicious, or it's unintentional and extremely inconsiderate. Either way, death penalty.
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by hallole 2mo ago
>Stimulants have a habit of being enjoyable at first ... and then the effects wane over the years The standard approach to addressing this is thru the use of "drug holidays," regular short periods during which one doesn't
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by hallole 2mo ago
Given that a great number of Westerns are overweight, it's probably appropriate for them to act as though "fat is evil" due to calorie density. Plus: saturated fat should be avoided; this is another thing Westerners are likel
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Supreme Court strikes down executive order ending birthright citizenship(scotusblog.com)
9 points by hallole 3mo ago|1 comments
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by hallole 3mo ago
You say that, but some people really do give you a hard time if you try to assert that there is one, definite, objective reality.
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by hallole 3mo ago
What is.
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by hallole 3mo ago
There is only a single source of truth and that is objective reality. Maybe you agree with that, but your wording is messy. It's true that different perspectives can yield their own particular bits of truth, if that's what you&#x2
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by hallole 3mo ago
Sweet, thank you! Don't know why they didn't post this, it's the bit I'm most interested in.
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by hallole 3mo ago
I can recall a time when it felt rewarding to explore and poke around in software, clicking through the menus and the icons, seeing what conveniences and neat features might be hiding in there... Now, that's often not my experience. Yo
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by hallole 4mo ago
Yes, but Jedberg makes it sound as though -- given that only a small fraction of the world's population lives in the USA -- the country has little chance of succeeding if it is to go without immigrants. I disagree, and an extreme examp

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