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1mo ago
Nobody at Microsoft could've predicted AI was going to be so popular!
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1mo ago
Microsoft. Azure. AI. Pick one!
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1mo ago
I think it's funny that in the same thread I'm being accused of not reading the headline and reading only the headline
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1mo ago
The question was whether some companies forego LLMs in favour of human authoring
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1mo ago
Ford did: https://www.forbes.com/sites/joetoscano1/2026/06/30/ford-hir... So did Commonwealth Bank of Australia and IBM: https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/01/employers-who-
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1mo ago
https://archive.is/ApymE
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Alibaba AI Models Hit 3B Downloads, Passing Meta, Google
(bloomberg.com)
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1mo ago
I don't and it's great
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1mo ago
Hit counters showing 00000089
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1mo ago
Ha, people who didn't live it will have a hard time believing AJAX was as strong a buzzword as AI is today. Crazy to think asynchronous requests were peak innovation at the time
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1mo ago
Old web was 88x31 buttons, 468x60 banners and tables
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1mo ago
If you think this particular story about the dedication of some people to a fictional character from a book is nonsense, I've got bad news
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1mo ago
"They didn't remove anything, they just removed anonymous access"
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1mo ago
Just gonna drop this here for no particular reason https://urban-privacy.com/pages/anti-surveillance-clothing
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1mo ago
Same here, went dark between two clicks.
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1mo ago
So anyone knows a good Android RSS reader?
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They Killed Old Reddit
(old.reddit.com)
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1mo ago
A Faraday box that doesn't block signals is just a box.
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1mo ago
Nobody's going to convince me that with a technology you can just supply "yeah don't do that but keep everything else intact" we'll have altruistic innovation.
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1mo ago
There's no reason to require JavaScript to render rich text especially when it's an article about CSS prowess.
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1mo ago
> This page requires JavaScript for an enhanced user experience. Yeah no shit.
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2mo ago
any new data is good data - all the AI corps
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2mo ago
You need some pretty big balls to deliver features when everyone is screaming about your availability
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2mo ago
Repeat this mantra: if, then, else
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2mo ago
Asking an AI how you feel about a person or the highlight of a trip is such an offloading of basic human identity.
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2mo ago
Congratulations you're now a senior AI engineer
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2mo ago
Could be it, Firefox w/ Mullvad on Linux. Gets a 403 on the second /session call, first one is a 302.
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2mo ago
Nope, just said left when I meant right for some reason
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2mo ago
I get a Forbidden white screen in the vim "window" and that's that
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2mo ago
Firefox has a new Split View that's useful for this, but you still have to left click and select open in split view (M) then click the link. You also used to be able on some browsers to craft a link that was href="tab1.html|tab2.h
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