hbosch

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by hbosch 1mo ago
How much will a license cost? Can it be earned? If granted, granted by whom? Can I use it across models? Does it need to be reassessed regularly? How often? If any of the above are more convenient than paying an engineer you aren’t any safe
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by hbosch 4mo ago
>There are enough people who would pay any money to have an electric Ferrari. The fact that it's a rather everyday car—and not a supercar—makes it a very attractive option for rich people who need to show off. In case it wasn't
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by hbosch 5mo ago
Unity enabled a flood of slop games long ago. Dreamweaver enabled countless slop websites. Photoshop delivered us heaps of slop images. Amazon delivers thousands of slop products from slop manufacturers every day. The slop isn't coming
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by hbosch 5mo ago
If I download Blender today, as a true beginner, is what I make extraordinary? If it's not, does that mean I am not allowed to use Blender? What if I want to use Blender and I am not interested in making anything extraordinary? What if
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by hbosch 5mo ago
There is no scenario where more people using Blender is bad for Blender.
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by hbosch 5mo ago
Homogenous doesn't work when you're Google and your product comes out looking like Microsoft.
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by hbosch 5mo ago
The solution is an open, flexible, scriptable and drawable canvas where design and code co-exist in exact harmony. Design changes directly modify front-end code, and front-end code directly modifies design equivalently. I see the endgame as
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by hbosch 5mo ago
I used Claude Design to see how it'd spit out a design I already had been working on for some weeks, given a dense enough prompt and a decent requirements document (I did not feed it visuals). I thought the output was pretty good! It d
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by hbosch 6mo ago
Fonts are software. You can program them such that any two letters beside another can render uniquely. This is most common with ligatures like (e.g. fi -> ﬁ) but also, say, swapping a colon from baseline oriented to centered if between 2
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by hbosch 6mo ago
When better standalone LLMs got "web crawling skills" integrated, it pretty much destroyed the need to ever lean on PPLX again. Perplexity is actually not a bad product, but other services like ChatGPT and Claude can do it's
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by hbosch 7mo ago
Being Microsoft, you'd think they would just offer a public Teams server instead? Not that you'd get more traction with it, but at least it's in-house and theoretically they would be motivated to build integrations on top.
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by hbosch 7mo ago
Experience hardens crystallized intelligence.
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by hbosch 7mo ago
"Fluid intelligence" is not very valuable when it comes to long-term decision making.
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by hbosch 8mo ago
>And if you can afford business class [...] The meals are restaurant quality and the full recline?! I hardly want to disembark! Let's settle down. This kind of biz class experience is almost certainly unique to international travel
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by hbosch 9mo ago
This is a bit ridiculous in practice. The reality is that products have many, many vectors of experience. Like a house does. If you have a broken window and a leaky pipe, you can hire 2 different people to fix both of those things separatel
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by hbosch 9mo ago
>This will not end well for Disney I have faith that the Parks Imagineers will soon be installing Sora Stalls in and around every attraction in Disney World.
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by hbosch 10mo ago
So, the centrifugal force of head-banging is why metalheads grow long hair?
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by hbosch 10mo ago
"Wanderful" would be a better name.
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by hbosch 10mo ago
Are you sure? While Amazon doesn't own a "true" frontier model they have their own foundation model called Nova. I assume if Amazon was using Claude's latest models to power it's AI tools, such as Alexa+ or Rufus, t
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by hbosch 10mo ago
It may have happened. There are already many users saying their "created in" locations were incorrect. Thus the rest of my comment: trust is binary. We can either be 100% certain the data is correct, or we must assume it is never
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by hbosch 10mo ago
The same head of product quoted in the sib comment admits that "for a small set of accounts the location data was incorrect". Given what we know about Twitter's relationship with the government and this administration in part
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by hbosch 10mo ago
Does this make the fact that it showed as Israel, was disabled, and is now "corrected", mean that this feature is good or bad? Either we can trust all location data all the time, or we can trust none of it. We cannot expect Nikita
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by hbosch 10mo ago
It wouldn't be difficult to include a little "" icon on each post that, when hovered, shows probable location or the creation origin. It's true that VPN's will often muddy this info, and even things like phone numbe
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by hbosch 10mo ago
I used it to mean that it's inarguably true and unrelated to opinion.
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by hbosch 10mo ago
The page is objectively and substantially better in every aspect of legibility with CSS loaded.
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by hbosch 11mo ago
"Culture" is whatever your directs are putting into their Connections every morning :)
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by hbosch 11mo ago
I do the work I probably should be doing, or side projects, or spend time with my kids, or go on a walk, or follow up on that thing I've been putting off, or any of the other million things that are more productive and fulfilling than
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by hbosch 11mo ago
What do you mean "grit"? Does doing something more efficiently mean you lose it? What's the difference, say, between someone using an LLM to help them code and someone else using a drug to help them diet? Is the coder using a
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by hbosch 11mo ago
It's available at many clearnet peptide websites. Caveat emptor.
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by hbosch 11mo ago
I think it depends. With tirzepatide (my first encounter with GLP1 meds) I got acute appetite suppression, perhaps too acute. I living comfortably on sometimes 1500 calories or less per day, and I track my calories religiously. We are talki

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