linkjuice4all

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by linkjuice4all 3d ago
I get where you are coming from but this wasn’t a tool just left laying around, this is similar to rigging up a booby trapped shot gun to your door and then claiming the victim is responsible. If you build a robot that shoots a bunch of TVs
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by linkjuice4all 15d ago
You hung up a “services offered” flyer on every town square around the world and want to control what people do with the information after you’ve shouted it into the void? Don’t post if you don’t want every tom, dick, or jAIne reading your
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by linkjuice4all 1mo ago
There are two internets: the one on your phone (ruined by outrage and mobile slop) and the one on your computer (ruined by marketing slop). They’re both dangerous and disappointing for different reasons - but mostly because independent voic
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by linkjuice4all 1mo ago
Cutting them down isn’t the worst idea but it would be nice if we could just elect people that wouldn’t allow this in the first place. Knowing that won’t happen, the only chance reasonable people have to stop this is to turn these systems a
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by linkjuice4all 1mo ago
I agree with you about juniors and remote work - but like everything else: just figure it out. Your customers aren't sitting next to you several times a week, yet they have no problem paying you and expecting you to get your job done.
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by linkjuice4all 2mo ago
Yes, much like the “we’re all family but we’re reducing headcount by…” Treat people like professionals: admit that you did a bad job but that you’d rather protect yourself and not give up any of your salary/benefits and instead you are
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by linkjuice4all 2mo ago
It’s more than one thing. Yes there’s definitely some populism and maybe some astroturfing from outside groups - but actual electricity costs are going up and the average consumer can’t really get anymore efficient, so they’re indirectly su
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by linkjuice4all 2mo ago
I see some similarities to 3D printing here. It’s great that everyone can make their own toothbrush holder (or whatever) but I’m probably not going to pay for someone’s weekend project. I’m “seeing” more devs stepping into the SendCutSend s
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by linkjuice4all 3mo ago
These are all very neat things and I’m very pleased to see the hacker spirit move into AI, but I gotta admit - some of this just comes across as “what did you print with your printer?” Another recent thread mentioned that AI has helped devs
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by linkjuice4all 4mo ago
Unfortunately many states (north eastern states that spread salt on their roads I’m looking at you) have rolled back their safety inspections - but this is the perfect application of a reasonable state-sanctioned activity. Tax tires, inspec
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by linkjuice4all 4mo ago
I mean…I guess. But this is ridiculous - how many layers does our technology need to bash through to update two records on remote systems? I get that value is being added at some point - but just charge some micropayment for transactions. T
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
I guess Meta still needs some people to run the core business (ads/social media rageslop) but your point about 2021 staffing levels would suggest they haven't been able to innovate or bring anything new to market in the past 5 yea
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
I agree - and I've noticed that these AI transformations tend to lay bare the many issues, inconsistencies, and other problems with workspace functions and data. Unfortunately the people that are usually in charge of these projects do
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
Not only are businesses already doing that - they're not even cleaning up their source material so LLMs are generating garbage outputs from the old inconsistent trash that haunts Confluence, Google Drive, and all of the other dumping g
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
I guess OpenAI couldn't train AdManagerGPT to ignore the client (except when it's time to renew), suggest more ad spend, and turn off any of the features that let you control your budget.
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
As long as he goes by "John Apple" he should be ok - usually the bribe gets credited to the surname.
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
For internal stuff you’re absolutely correct - but using “main stream” design language (the current trend of rounded 3 column AI layouts, corporate Memphis, skeuomorphism, stock photos of help desk workers, wordart, etc) that isn’t unique m
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
Let’s just stretch copyright to cover movement/location as a protected creative expression. It’s somewhat ridiculous but we’ve already established case law and technology for handling/mishandling protected assets.
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
(IANAL - in the US) I think it's worth clarifying that the third-party doctrine is probably what applies here. You used someone else's computer (Google search and the recorded search history, Claude and the conversation history, o
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by linkjuice4all 5mo ago
Domestic students sometimes get a local/in-state discount so they actually cost more since they aren't paying as much tuition upfront. GP also alluded to international students coming to the US to learn and then taking their big b
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
Just include helicopter rides in the ticket. These aren't adventures anymore - just "natural" theme parks for monied elites that need talking points and social media posts flexing their wealth. Does Six Flags charge your insu
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
CMSs allow non-technical people to update the site - that's why WordPress, Drupal, and all of the shambling corpses of "digital experience platforms" still command the dollars and eyeballs that they do. Go ahead and give your
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
The rhyme and the reason are pretty much this: - I was able to make money off of this - This pissed off the people I don’t like None of this should come as a surprise. The scoundrels got the mob in power (again) and they’re just going to ke
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
I think we've learned a couple of times that lighting placement, temperature, and shadow-casting are not ideal [0]. Also some of the newer lighting does actually fade to a different color [1] so it's not just the base temperature
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
In my limited “ai transformation” experience the biggest gains seem to be just forcing down some of the walls between these different systems. Larger, more well run places were probably integrating all of their systems/data/etc so
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
You had two options and one was clearly far worse than the other. This nuanced-excuse-making and “the democrats also occasionally do things I don’t like” is lazy. Take responsibility for letting the mob take over - even if it was just by in
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
Yes - but as others have mentioned you wouldn't have good advertising material for your AI "readiness" courses. More to the point - does this garage even have the time and space to service more vehicles? Generating a bunch of
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
I tried to give you the benefit of the doubt and tried to find some more info on building out a sub $1.5mm property in SoCal (feel free to pull/repost the logs). I'll admit that I did get some value out of the responses but it bas
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
Ugh - either the commons is an unregulated 3D space or we actually tag and separate moving bodies regulated by size/weight, purpose, owner, occupant type, etc. I don't necessarily hate commercial vehicles utilizing the various rig
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by linkjuice4all 6mo ago
And nothing of value was created. Seriously this is just AI-slop + dead internet (the "licensed architect" convo seems...not real). Here's the real killer though: > me: can you link to any trusted third-party sources that

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