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ilteris··on Avoiding AI is hard – but our freedom to opt out must be protected
Do you think our freedom to opt out from electricity protected?
ilteris··on AT&T says criminals stole phone records of 'nearly all' customers in data breach
I am an ATT user and on a pixel which generally good at filtering spam messages. I have noticed I was getting so much spam messages recently ("wanna make money working remotely for x hours a day only") I was surprised and thought my number somehow made it to one of those spam networks. This confirms my suspicions.
ilteris··on Llama3 running locally on iPhone 15 Pro
Link?
ilteris··on The unreasonable effectiveness of i3, or: ten years of a boring desktop env
Very much this. I really want Linux to prevail but Apple is just too hard to beat at this point with so I just cave in. Don't get me wrong, I use Linux on a X1 Carbon Lenovo and I love it, I think it's the only OS I feel fast and have total control and but unfortunately Apple hardware and software has come a long way because of its totalitarian regime and it shows. It just works.
ilteris··on Sora: Creating video from text
Where is the tool that we can try?
ilteris··on Show HN: Microagents: Agents capable of self-editing their prompts / Python code
context size is still going to be an issue when history gets large, correct?
ilteris··on Show HN: Beeper Mini – iMessage client for Android
It is normal these days to have login with buttons BEFORE the subscription info? I mean I wouldn't even try to download if I knew there was a monthly subscription fee. Thanks
ilteris··on Ollama is now available as an official Docker image
yes but it's closed source, no?
ilteris··on Text editing on mobile: the invisible problem
You cannot edit much on a virtual keyboard imo. That's where BlackBerry and sidekick excelled but and touch screens would always be subpar. It's a tradeoff.
ilteris··on Apple TV, now with more Tailscale
Never heard of tailscale before. Is it similar to Plex?
ilteris··on iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus
I disagree. In my experience of having both of these for a number of years I never had to replace a USB-C cable because it was broken. I had to replace the lighting cable more than I can count.
ilteris··on Marijuana addiction: those struggling often face skepticism
I was consuming 5-6 grams a day for over a year until 3 months ago after weed got super easy to find in my state. It allowed me to escape from my responsibilities, first thing I thought in the morning and I seriously I thought I could not quit. I then watched a video of myself interacting with my 7 year old with my super bloody eyes and looked like a loser. That and my own mom's "I am scared that you would not be able to quit" were two things that triggered me to stop right there. Weed made me resentful towards people and life, made me criticize everything around me. I am not going to waste my 40s like that.
ilteris··on Scientists may have found mechanism behind cognitive decline in aging
Do you have any recommendations for K2? A generic brand would be okay? Thanks
ilteris··on Scientists may have found mechanism behind cognitive decline in aging
This is a refreshing comment to see here. Thank you.
ilteris··on Royal Navy says quantum navigation test a success
In the movie interstellar were they using gravitational communication to write the book? Can someone enlighten me?
ilteris··on Ask HN: Has journaling improved your life?
How do you organize them? Digital or analog? Separate? Do you use special workout log? Thx
ilteris··on MiniGPT-4
Can you point any source re: next generation of unified memory architectures? How far are they away?
ilteris··on Giving kids no autonomy at all has become a parenting norm
I wouldn't be surprised if you have zero clue about parenting.
ilteris··on Ask HN: Is this Generative AI hype healthy?
Can you elaborate
ilteris··on ChatGPT: The Slickest Con Artist of All Time
Do you have an example or a tutorial of this please?
ilteris··on Take more screenshots (2022)
Is there any place that you explain your process thank you
ilteris··on SBF Arrested by Bahamian Authorities
Modern banking is not 2500 years old...more like 500 years old.
ilteris··on Are you a nice to have or a must have?
It does make sense. Except economic cycles are almost never local especially with globalization. So timing could be an issue.
ilteris··on My productivity system
That's exactly my problem. After using all these apps I am having hard time routing these into one app and my lists are scattered across different apps. I wish there was a painless and easy way to jolt and knowing it would end up in my master Todo list. But instead I have to think which app list i should be using...
ilteris··on I still love PHP and JavaScript
Surprised you didn't try actionscript for building UIs
ilteris··on How to Be Successful (2019)
>In a corporate setting, the advice on: Get good at sales, Be hard to compete with and Build a network, will get you much further than working hard. Working hard in large corporation will in many case only grind you down, if don't manage to make your work visible. It's not only in the US, other countries don't view working hard so favorably anymore, and I think it's due to it being tied more directly to stress, rather than success. Hard work alone will make a person stressed, but does not guarantee success, selling yourself and networking will be much more likely to result in success if applied alone.

>Overall it is good advice, as a whole, perhaps more so if just want be happy in you profession, feel secure and have a sense of belonging.

Something is missing in that formula because this is exactly why we have the toxic culture we have in a big corp today killing creativity, promotion first attitude, and all kinds of politics. It's pretty screwed up. People are not robots. I hate these pieces of advice that treat people as soldiers with no emotions. If you want to go A you have to do B. then it will work. Yeah right...

ilteris··on New York rolling out noise law, listening tech for souped-up speedsters
I live close to a park where bbq parties go rampant on weekends. They are annoying and loud for sure and it also makes my trip to the playground with my toddler pain. I totally agree with that. Still that does not affect us in the same way these bikers and cars do in our neighborhood. These people want to scare people. That's their primary goal. They enjoy seeing people jump and start.
ilteris··on New York rolling out noise law, listening tech for souped-up speedsters
I have lived in nyc for a long time both in manhattan and Brooklyn. I have never understood how these cars and bikes are allowed to roam the streets like they do openly all day and all night while police used to be so quick to arrest youngsters who jumped turnstiles or smoked weed. The asshole in the article that is quoted even has the courage to say things like they need that sound for safety of themselves and cars and pedestrians. It's 2022, ban these cars and loud bikes from city streets. Heck ban all the unnecessary cars in city centers and just use electric vehicles. The city belongs to pedestrians, not some "tuff" redneck gang who think they can do whatever they want.
ilteris··on No Way to Grow Up
Agreed, we should all come to terms with this and work towards is the point of my small rant as well. Thank you for clarifying.
ilteris··on No Way to Grow Up
bingo
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