zeumo

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by zeumo 19d ago
People may not say that, but they are more likely to read the hand-crafted email over the LLM-generated one.
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by zeumo 2mo ago
Support for in-place website translations has been introduced in FF 118, initially for a handful of western languages, now 50 languages. There is also support for translating highlighted text and user text with about:translations. It's
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by zeumo 2mo ago
Why would Todd Durham have issues with a Lord Buckethead doing his thing in another country and continent, but apparently not with a guitar player named Buckethead in the United States?
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by zeumo 2mo ago
Neat, I'm wearing that exact shirt right at the moment I see this on the front page! I typed it out myself, and I liked the comment in Japanese text, which sort of added another layer of obfuscation (even though pasting it in an online
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by zeumo 3mo ago
They do also sell the data-hungry side-loaded app builder.
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by zeumo 4mo ago
Genuine question: what's the point of vibe-coding a personal, low-stake project? I do work on such projects, but the main goal for me is to learn, not the end result. If the end result is important, then there it's overwhelmingly
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by zeumo 4mo ago
> So, what you describe, is already in place. I guess mostly the "interfaces" are missing for you, or hard to discover maybe? That's definitely an issue. Mind you, the general population is not a developer. I'm a mech
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by zeumo 4mo ago
My take on the issue is that for most use cases where AI is pushed to the general public, a conversational chatbot is not the right tool, and the experience is bound to be frustrating. Remember when Copilot was basically a super-smart versi