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technol0gic
2mo ago
wow what an amazing story
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technol0gic
2mo ago
one thing that gets me is this should be one of the most basic tasks between two machines and it has been increasingly, systematically abstracted from us, to control what channels it goes through, if it even goes through at all. so kudos to
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technol0gic
3mo ago
carefully crafted stated intent
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technol0gic
3mo ago
hear hear
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technol0gic
6mo ago
i only code in this when no ones around. one might say I...han solo
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technol0gic
6mo ago
maybe its being done by the people lobbying for the OS-based ID malarkey, so they can have something to point at and jump up and down
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technol0gic
7mo ago
by "say stupid things," you of course mean "tell bald-faced lies"
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technol0gic
7mo ago
big hint: how many computer-literate people do you know that would put their whole-ass name as their HN handle, in 2026? none i'd professionally associate with, thats for sure
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technol0gic
1y ago
the old "it's all the same shit" fallacy that i loathe so dearly
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technol0gic
1y ago
halkias is that you? :P
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1y ago
i mean, to be fair, indirectly trusting people to do the right thing by doing things via "honor system" was never possible in an industry that runs on distrust. that being said, people using AI to scam all the things is getting su
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technol0gic
1y ago
well put
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technol0gic
2y ago
live-action Pokemon Go
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technol0gic
2y ago
"sugar rush of saturated colors" is a great way to put it
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technol0gic
2y ago
Smedium Language Model
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technol0gic
2y ago
receipts, please
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technol0gic
2y ago
For a time I wrote code for BMS/BAS systems for many prominent commercial buildings in the NYC area, control rooms in basements and on rooftops and all the secret in-between rooms, in-between. (A fascinating job not without its exposur
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2y ago
it also facilitates legibility, especially at a slight distance, as well as distortion (squishing, stretching) if necessary. Both of which are objectively desirable qualities of a font with massive control panels as its native habitat.
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technol0gic
2y ago
If you think that's all they said about it, you didn't finish the article. That was the introduction.
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technol0gic
2y ago
kinda like that bad landlord map webapp that ppl in nyc setup
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technol0gic
2y ago
someone in his camp is smart/devious/slick enough to advise him to test his autocracy by skipping the rules on things that are already obvious before moving on to skip the rules on more dubious and unpalatable endeavors I would li
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2y ago
they aren't, this person just simply wants them to be. and if you say anything to the contrary about LLMs not being fully baked enough for this undertaking, they will immediately frame it like you're against the entire endeavor. t
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technol0gic
2y ago
that is an excellent metric for their beaver resumes
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technol0gic
2y ago
and private industry has a prime directive to attain profit goals at predefined amounts, regardless of who is healthy or sick, so the more expensive of the two will fall by the wayside. what has me pensive is, i think you already know this
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2y ago
hard false there, but thanks anyways
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technol0gic
2y ago
trolling for reactions is trite and predictable
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technol0gic
2y ago
my favorite quote in the whole movie
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technol0gic
2y ago
not to justify murder in the street, but i'm fairly certain you'd be systematically prevented, logistically and businesswise, from building an alternative system.
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technol0gic
2y ago
Comma Separated Values...theyre hyperspamming it with spreadsheets
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technol0gic
2y ago
Those are abbreviations, not acronyms.
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