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by tylerrobinson 19d ago
I found this to be a difficult read, and quite repetitive in sentence structure. (Ctrl+F says 25 instances of ":" on this page!) It sounds like the product is intended to help you avoid performance-related regressions, and argues
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by tylerrobinson 1mo ago
> I want to feel what my Codex feels. Yeesh. I guess that makes one of us. Truly one of the more horrifying short stories I’ve read.
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by tylerrobinson 2mo ago
The Grok ones are so weird that they cross into uncanny and surreal. Truly bizarre and capable of eliciting feelings from me, if only bad feelings…
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by tylerrobinson 2mo ago
One of the testimonials said it took some time to click… I’m not there yet. Maybe some clearer examples?
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by tylerrobinson 3mo ago
I experience this on Facebook on iOS. Glad I’m not the only one. Super irritating.
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by tylerrobinson 3mo ago
FWIW, the creator’s Insta post for this thing says #vibecoding @shapiro500 No shade if so, I think it’s an awesome little toy.
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by tylerrobinson 5mo ago
At $4 per month, I don’t consider it expensive at all to have this whole category of problem solved for me. Mobile app, desktop, laptop synced flawlessly and quickly.
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by tylerrobinson 6mo ago
Iowa doesn’t grow an appreciable amount of tobacco, though.
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by tylerrobinson 7mo ago
The point is that even in case of total product management failure, the cost of failing is much lower both in time and money.
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by tylerrobinson 7mo ago
As the father of a 2- and 4-year-old, this project is repulsive. > Like many parents, I found that standard bedtime stories didn't always capture their unique imagination. So, I built Lyra Kids ( https://lyra.kids ) to tur
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ChatGPT for Healthcare(openai.com)
1 points by tylerrobinson 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tylerrobinson 8mo ago
Hah! This website throws up a modal and blocks browser-native Copy Text functionality with both Ctrl + C and right click > Copy. Haven't seen that in a long time.
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by tylerrobinson 9mo ago
Hilarious. It seemed to focus on something about Boolean logic that I don’t remember taking about, but otherwise awesome. Are you sharing any of the prompts you used to generate this? Even if not verbatim, I’m interested to know how much yo
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by tylerrobinson 9mo ago
The major model providers use system cards as a sort of self attestation document like a nutrition label. It’s been around for a couple years.
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by tylerrobinson 10mo ago
Must one personally be subject to a law in order to interpret it?
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by tylerrobinson 11mo ago
> “…featuring the Intel Core Duo processor and a gorgeous new 13-inch glossy widescreen display…” > “…the MacBook provides incredibly crisp images with richer colors, deeper blacks and significantly greater contrast…” This is position
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by tylerrobinson 11mo ago
This is my personal design AI use case. Scaffold out the prototype for me so I can click around and see if it feels right.
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
This article is based on vibes just like the trends it hypothesizes. To pick just one claim: “Big companies used to move slowly, but now a ragtag team of two developers at a large firm can whip up something that looks top-of-market to the u
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
To me it’s more like TikTokification. Nothing on your mind? Open up ChatGPT and we have infinite mindless content to shovel into your brain. It turns proactive writing into purely passive consumption.
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
I’m think you might agree, though, that the likelihood of one premise is significantly greater than the other!
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
> people with trouble manipulating boolean tables of 3 variables in their head To be fair, 3 booleans (2^3=8) is more working memory than most people are productive with. Way more if they’re nullable :)
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
No, the reality of this situation is that people need to save a snapshot of what the LLM said when they read it, just in case they need to substantiate it or blame someone for what they read at the time.
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by tylerrobinson 1y ago
> a single short word > “Automattician” The word you’re looking for is employee.
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
> reality television for computer people Complete with computer people kayfabe!
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
(The perks are free charging and low interest rates on car loans)
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
Yes, they will pee anywhere because their whole lives they’ve been covered in a soft diaper. But it doesn’t take long for them to learn that is an uncomfortable feeling in normal underwear and there’s an incentive to use the toilet.
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
> Rouch said that “the whole space is learning” but emphasized that “authenticity really matters.” The dissonance is just wild. > “This is a celebration of human creativity and an extension of human creativity,” Rouch says, addressing
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
In addition to GOOG-411, this brings back memories of ChaCha search via SMS. You could text a question to CHA-CHA (242-242) and someone would google it for you as a human search engine!
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
> And EV batteries turn out to be very recyclable. Can someone explain what it is that makes batteries wear out to begin with, and what has to be added back to make them work again after they’re shredded into “black mass”?
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by tylerrobinson 2y ago
> iMac with M4 features the world’s fastest CPU core, making multitasking across apps like Safari and Excel lightning fast. This stuck out for me too, plus the examples of using Siri on the desktop. I reckon that invoking Siri to say, &q

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