ideamotor

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by ideamotor 7mo ago
I think this is very well stated. I’m gonna say something that’s far more trite, but what I’ve noticed is that in an effort to get a better result while assisting AI coding, I have to throw away any concept I previously held about good code
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by ideamotor 11mo ago
Ah, that'll be the end of that then!
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by ideamotor 1y ago
It sounds like a lot of these big companies are being managed by LLMs and vibes at this point.
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by ideamotor 1y ago
Awesome. Has anyone solved the issue where google websites (google search, gmail, google calendar, and so on) start running incredibly slow using Safari?
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by ideamotor 1y ago
I really can’t help but think of the simulation hypothesis. What are the chances this copy-cat technology was developed when I was alive, given that it keeps going.
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by ideamotor 1y ago
Commas are commonly used in text, too.
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by ideamotor 2y ago
The same effect applies to political parties. The people that care about X focus their complaints to the party that is trying to address issues with X.
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by ideamotor 2y ago
I very much think R is more of a “do everything language” because put simply, R lets developers do a lot more than Python in the language itself. It’s how the implementation of “polars” in R basically looks the exact same as in Python. R is
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by ideamotor 2y ago
Agree that this discourse about “extending R’s useful life” by adding a compiler is mostly just silly. It’s equally valid to say the reason for building any of the (numerous) libraries for R is to “prolong R’s usefulness”. I think you’ve pr
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by ideamotor 2y ago
This basically already exists and the companies that sell this are constantly improving it. For better or worse.
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by ideamotor 2y ago
I biked through Amsterdam as a commuter along with everyone else for a week, and it just blew me away. Everyone was absolutely predictable and part of the “school of fish”. No hesitation or ill-conceived politeness. It was only a week but i
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by ideamotor 2y ago
Well said
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by ideamotor 2y ago
They won’t really be going with on-device AI, the models require way too much RAM, but maybe they claim on-device AI “pre-processes” and removes personal information before requests are sent to Apple. Apple has a marketing team to spin this
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by ideamotor 2y ago
™
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by ideamotor 2y ago
Some workers want to be baby fed information and don't want to go out of the way to learn something beyond their narrow scope. These employees can write a simple to-do checklist and as they go through their list of narrowly scoped task
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by ideamotor 2y ago
Agree, great resource.
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by ideamotor 2y ago
modern day horror show
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by ideamotor 2y ago
Be honest. Are remote workers ever eligible for promotions after they’ve already been hired? In the same functional group. I bet it’s very rare.
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by ideamotor 3y ago
This comment suggests you don’t understand how taxes work in many scenarios. If I receive more ordinary income (whatever the source and reason it is treated as such) it is added to the year I received it. To minimize taxes, I will mot want
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Somewhat is an understatement. I haven’t heard the rehearsals on the link (thanks) but i’ve heard a lot of live stuff (then and later) and it makes the recordings sound very thin and compressed. I think part of that was just The Times, so t
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Agree, the entire point of a task list is to block yourself from doing other things. That makes sense until it doesn't. "The map is not the territory".
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by ideamotor 3y ago
I saved this for reading later.
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Israeli couscous is larger and has slightly better mouthfeel than the standard couscous. And I agree, these are the most sauceable for sure. Very spoonable.
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Looks cool. That game looks exactly like Marble Madness: https://youtu.be/CvlbZwoWMgA?si=hvMw32fsfOB2lNht .
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by ideamotor 3y ago
You could try the trash bin and not doing it again method.
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Yup
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Perhaps. Not exactly evidence but I see this on drudge today: https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/news-publishers-see-googles-ai-s... . I like your response though, funny! I find myself checking the dates of articles to se
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by ideamotor 3y ago
Not just that. When the general public uses LLMs more, this will calcify markets for Everything. Try bootstrapping any new product, store, idea, art - you name it.
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by ideamotor 3y ago
There is no independent monitor or authority that can check what OpenAI does or doesn’t do. So there is no reason to trust them. Simple as that. Tipping the scales further are the numerous instances of tech companies lacking sufficient data
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by ideamotor 3y ago
This, but for so many issues. Innovation is being stifled by platform monopolies. Standards can too but right now that’s not the primary cause. It’s a balance.

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