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I find all the blurbs weird, do they usually include that? If not, why now? It doesn't look professional.

I was aware of that, there was some controversy regarding that TLD a while back.

I consider it an exotic one though, just like .tv (which is also a country TLD) or .ai (not a country TLD).

Isn't that the whole point of these exotic TLDs?

They should call it Gen AI-light!

LLMs are of course generative AI. If they use that then their claim is not correct.

That's true, I meant it doesn't help much as a cheat sheet if you didn't put in the work to make it yourself.

Yeah, the assumption is that it eventually will be the same or better. It's basically how this software was created, he seems to have made a few different versions before he was happy.

Tech debt isn't really the same anymore if it's relatively simple to regenerate an entire codebase from scratch.

A cheat sheet could be a piece of paper you're allowed to bring to an exam. To make a proper cheat sheet you have to understand the material you're working with anyway so it usually doesn't help you.

It's just a link to a blogpost, like all the other links on HN. None are treated any special way. Why would content that was on lobsters first be treated differently.

I wasn't being sarcastic. This is not a case of not being capable of doing something, it's about not knowing the functionality exists. Cropping is very simple. I assumed the GP didn't know about it either or he would have taught his mom already.

Could the manufacturer solve this in a better way? Probably but that won't solve the issue the customer has now.

You can prompt the LLM to not just give you the answer. Possibly even ask it to consider the problem from different angles but that may not be helpful when you don't know what you don't know.

I think that account was compromised a while back, it looks fine now again. I don't get the point though, why even bother making a repost bot. It's not like they gain anything from it.

Not that I have anything against the top bloggers, but I do hope the 2026 list will differ from the 2025 list. I'm here to read about varied tech content!

Most (all?) photo apps include a crop function, allowing your mom just crop out everything else.

It's not clear to me what service is not being provided? Citizens still receive their mail.

It's not privately owned so it's not really a private company even if it has to abide by the same laws. I don't get why you accuse me of rhetorical framing, it's what the ownership situation looks like.

Honestly the post office was probably very happy to get this off their hands. They have much better margins on packages.

It's legally structured as a private company, but it's really not. It's 60% owned by the Swedish state and 40% by the Danish state.

It's no longer the state-owned post office that delivers it, that's all. It's not like Denmark all of a sudden stops with physical letters...

You found a job after you moved but before you could register for all kinds of services I presume. Once you have a job, everything becomes "easy".

I still don't know what better means in this context, so I don't understand what your comment adds to the discussion?

Better along which dimensions? Most luxury cars are made the artisanal way.

It's not just registering. This assumes you had a job contract lined up or sufficient funds to support yourself.

I don't know why you assume this is about me? Participating in traffic is better if it's predictable, people passing on the right break that assumption.

I don't think a $10 budget will suffice.

Idiots that try to pass on the right should get their driver's license revoked immediately.

Why are you posting AI slop?

Feed it to an LLM summarizer.

It's not like foreign adversaries care.

Evaluate on merit indeed and that is not what is happening. The parent I replied to used an authoritative argument that is not based on (relevant) merit.