pjio

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by pjio 1mo ago
I remember being very productive in a team of developers and locking the screen wasn't necessary because everyone had full trust in each other and we shared a common goal. No time for nonsense. Obviously this changed when the corporate
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by pjio 1mo ago
> As a leader, I can explain a task and get exactly what I asked for. Doubt. This sentence reads strange and disconnected. The scan of the article results in 100% ai generated.
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by pjio 1mo ago
> They imagine we spend 8 hours a day clacking at the keyboard. I do, but the order of the keys makes a difference somewhat.
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by pjio 1mo ago
Best case it won't make a difference and trust is the norm again (imo). Even if artificial super intelligence will be a thing, it will drown in the swamp that is communication just like all super intelligent humans do.
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by pjio 2mo ago
> The good news is that work gets done faster. The bad news is that we don’t trust it when it’s done. It's not done when you can't trust it.
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by pjio 2mo ago
Maybe I missed the reference like with Claude for Claude Shannon, but Bard always sounded like "Bart (Simpson)" to me.
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by pjio 2mo ago
It seems not to notice the absurd, unrealistic nature of the webpage. Just the surface.
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by pjio 2mo ago
Maybe I'm naive, but I just click "Accept all" and rely on Firefox's "Total Cookie Protection" to prevent tracking, without having to trust a website.
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by pjio 2mo ago
This is insufficient for the human authors but seems ideal for Anthropic, who now have established a financial moat for others to train their ai on those works (except for Chinese companies, which don't care either way).
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by pjio 2mo ago
Aside from the sentence "How many experiences continue to consume us because they were never allowed to finish burning?", I'm not sure what to make of this article. But the book it mentions, "Zen Mind, Beginner's Mi
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by pjio 2mo ago
> When we stop growing numbers the harvest will begin I like this part. It gives me chills.
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by pjio 2mo ago
Sounds impressive. How much did it improve the quality of the product for the end user?
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by pjio 3mo ago
Yes
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by pjio 3mo ago
Yes
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by pjio 3mo ago
Yes
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by pjio 3mo ago
This hurts more than it should.
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by pjio 3mo ago
In the Latin phrasing, which they likely used, the word "Imperium" appears. Good point. Still, the original meaning of "Imperium" was slightly different than what it is today. So my point goes more like this: The Germans
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by pjio 3mo ago
Fair point, the original sentence is French and not English. Both are closer to Latin than German, so the mistranslation might be more on the German side.
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by pjio 3mo ago
It's true that the "Heiliges Römisches Reich" (literal translation "Holy Roman Realm") considered itself the successor of the Roman Republic. The English referred to the Roman Republic by what it was in the modern s
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by pjio 3mo ago
Voltaire gets quoted so often without ever mentioning that the German word "Reich" has a different meaning than the loose translation "empire". A "Reich" is not necessarily an empire, so no news here.
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by pjio 3mo ago
"We don't need their culture. We have culture at home. Culture at home: ..."
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by pjio 3mo ago
After refusing to be conquered, the Germanic tribes took it very serious to pretend otherwise.
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by pjio 3mo ago
In the first round I struggled to notice if I missed. The frog punching back would be a good indicator. And I wouldn't feel so guilty for punching a pacifist frog.
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by pjio 3mo ago
As an outsider the accusation "Canvassing" seems like a double edged sword. Similar to Reddits "Brigading" but without the hostile intention. It's not clear to me, how Wikipedia prevents this rule from being used in
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by pjio 3mo ago
For a limited amount of time I appreciated the level of detail in the article, hoping it would give me more insight, until it exhausted me. I think those two ideas are real takeaways: "Knowing is not doing" and "What can we t
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by pjio 3mo ago
You forgot the fourth place.
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by pjio 3mo ago
Oh stop it.
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by pjio 3mo ago
I like this rule and hopefully adhere to it myself often enough.
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by pjio 3mo ago
> So for that entire class of packages this change makes them safe. This is misleading. The change addresses one important attack vector. But if one runs the application directly on the host for development, if the package is imported li
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by pjio 4mo ago
Being able to choose is a good thing. Use what works for you. I prefer the terminal, but not as hard core as switching to a TTY and never see a GUI again...

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