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by seu 1mo ago
Before that, a more important question is: why assume that buying or having "more stuff" leads to a better life?
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by seu 2mo ago
I love it how the rampocalypse is pushing people to squash all the performance they can. I hope that this also leads to rethinking model architecture so that they can do the same with less.
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by seu 2mo ago
This looks like a great idea, thanks for sharing it!
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by seu 2mo ago
All videos are so full of stereotypes and clichés, often borderline (or just plainly) racist. But of course, that's not the main worry for people making these things, right...
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by seu 2mo ago
So much money spent to avoid the easiest answer: less cars (more public transport, more bicycle lanes, etc.)
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by seu 3mo ago
So while we're trying to make computers do what humans do, we play pretend being computers.
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by seu 3mo ago
Of course the solution to overusing AI is... to use more AI. Love it.
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by seu 3mo ago
> This is generally driven by people’s desire for a new device, including for the functionalities provided by new models. So people are to blame, not the companies shoveling ads, offering promotions to buy new phones, and in general cre
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by seu 3mo ago
I'm skeptical about efforts to discuss changing schools (not even "revolutionizing" them) without even mentioning Ivan Illich or Paulo Freire. Here some links for the lazy ones: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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by seu 5mo ago
The article is great and very informative. But I feel there's a general vibe of "privatizations are great". For example, they do mention that privatizations didn't work in Argentina (they were a total mess and the total
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by seu 6mo ago
I was dual booting Linux Mint (work) and Windows 11 (games). A month ago, Windows started trying to push an update, which I resisted. A week ago, they just force fed it to my computer. I deleted the partitions without a second thought, trie
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by seu 6mo ago
I think there should be less "how to solve friendship" posts, which see our social interactions as "problems" to be solved, and more reflection about how this is a consequence of a market oriented, inequality driving sys
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by seu 6mo ago
Sometimes it looks like the purpose of those hundreds of billions of parameters and those apparent feats of engineering, is to get others to tell you how clever you are. Now we have even automated that.
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by seu 6mo ago
There's a very interesting critique of Kahneman's "Thinking fast and slow" from German psychologist Gerd Gigerenzen: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/397923694_The_Legac... I suggest everyon
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by seu 6mo ago
I'm a bit surprised to see those examples, because there's nothing really new here. These are typical beginner pitfalls and have been there for at least a decade or more. Or maybe it's because I learned java in the late 90s a
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by seu 6mo ago
> Flip the toggle and tap to confirm you are not being coerced This is just spreading fear. If you're being coerced to do this, then you're in a much bigger danger than what a rogue application sideloaded to your phone represen
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by seu 6mo ago
Looks great! It could be nice to have an integrated temperature control solution that keeps your servers cool and your plants warm.
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by seu 6mo ago
> giving you oodles of tax money for this nonsense reason. You've never heard of tax avoidance, have you? https://itep.org/trump-meta-tesla-alphabet-amazon-obbba-taxe...
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by seu 6mo ago
> you are making the recipient wade through noise to get to signal Because we all know that human beings are actually computers in disguise, or radio receivers, and everything that matters is "perfect", "unpolluted" t
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by seu 6mo ago
Would love to hear it unsorting the same array.
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by seu 7mo ago
Not exactly governments, but I work with NGOs in Germany, and plenty of them use Teams and other MS products, just because they receive them for free and don't have the budget to pay someone to install open source alternatives. Trainin
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by seu 7mo ago
> Opus has gone down the hill continously in the last week Is a week the whole attention timespan of the late 2020s?
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by seu 8mo ago
Yes! With "best" (to me) meaning for fun, entertainment, and without harming anyone. :)
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by seu 8mo ago
Reminds me of an unfinished game I did long time ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTtX8CavRTk It also had a 3D mode. Unfortunately it was too difficult to understand what was going on and most play testers were just con
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by seu 8mo ago
No situation justifies external interference, especially not by the US, which has done more than its fair share of invading and then just making things worse for everyone, like in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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by seu 8mo ago
> also completely unfazed by the premise that it has been 'hacked into' a late-90's computer game. This was surprising, but fits with Claude's playful personality and flexible disposition. When I read things like this
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by seu 8mo ago
I studied computer science and worked in and around software for a good 20+ years. Then I slowly started realizing how apolitical almost everyone around me in software was. I was fortunate to have had other influences and interests beyond C
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by seu 8mo ago
> then I switch back to objectively And that's one of the issues: there's no "objective" way to look at reality. What to you looks objective, to me seems optimistic, in the way that the author denounces as not helping
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by seu 8mo ago
People seem to throw the words "doxxing" and "harassing" very lightly these days, if you ask me, although I'll give that nobody in this whole mess seems to be capable of calm or even non-violent communication.
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by seu 9mo ago
> And I've vibe coded entire ephemeral apps just to find a single bug because why not - code is suddenly free, ephemeral, malleable, discardable after single use. Vibe coding will terraform software and alter job descriptions. I&#x2

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