sincerely

Reportedly retatruide doesn’t cause nausea in as many people, but can still cause diarrhea. May still be worth looking into if you’re interested

I have an AMD thinkpad and get maybe 1/4 the battery life on Linux as I do when I boot inti Windows, did you have to do any tweaking to achieve that?

Everywhere I’ve worked, there’s a funny phenomenon where the people just under the real decision makers use formal language, start emails with salutations and sign them, etc. Whereas the actual decision makers send emails like “can u look in2 this? thx”

It's hardly a secret, you can go on r/trackers where people discuss private trackers for every media type

I’ll do you one better, I believed Gladwell wasn’t writing fiction either.

Just a data point - I would rather read bad human writing than LLM output

You literally gave an example of a beggar who is being a chooser. It sounds like they very much can be.

The Turing test was passed in the 80s by Eliza it doesnt mean anything

They used to be genuinely great, now they coasting on brand name and simply not being as bad as most laptops. DIY hardware upgrades are no longer possible, the keyboard is no longer a differentiator, and linux battery life is about 1/4 windows running on the same machine.

From what I remember the last time I bought a laptop, they also have a really annoying pricing model where everything is 30% overpriced but are running constant discounts

About as helpful an answer as “book”

Making a minor-to-moderate sacrifice of convenience/money so that your actions align with your ideology and beliefs is extremely common human behavior. Organic food. Clothes made in the US instead of a sweatshop. Following a religion's customs e.g. Sabbath.

There are plenty of good reasons to not want to use gen AI (and many stupid ones as well). If someone wants to market their product that way, who cares

Grok goes off the rails in exactly this manner fairly often

in my experience as a tech guy who got into fashion and then after several years went back to not caring: Sneakers are the product category with the least differentiation in value-for-money between the high end (especially designer, but also not-designer-but-still-expensive like common projects) both in terms of aesthetics and quality/durability. You're paying $300 more for a 10% better product. Jeans, outerwear, knits, boots, you can more easily justify that cost

I don’t really disagree, but is it meaningfully different than having a conversation while drivng?

I kind of get it, but at the same time...isn't "we made a machine to do something that people used to do" basically the entire history of of technology? It feels like somehow we should have figured out how to cope with the "but what about the old jobs" problem

The article is addressed to journalists, who have not only the necessary skills but also a professional obligation to provide truthful information

>Rather than becoming defensive, Masad and his team owned the problem. In fact, says Masad, within two days, they rolled out an automatic safety system that separates a user’s “practice” database from their “real” one. The way Masad describes it, it’s a little like having two versions of a website’s filing cabinet — the AI agent can experiment freely in a development database, but the production database, which is the real thing that users interact with, is completely walled off.

I gotta wonder who the median techcrunch reader is if the writer/editor felt it necessary to explain the point of having a staging and prod environment, and with such a pointless analogy. We surely cannot understand what a database is unless we're told it's like a filing cabinet, right?

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Sounds like a you problem

All of OPs posts in that thread are blatantly Chat GPT output

The catholic church also helped Nazis escape germany after WWII: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ratlines_(World_War_II)

>Why dont americans create 16 pound smartwatches?

Because labor is much more expensive in America. This is not a mystery

This is how every URL shortener on the internet worked used to work

Aspartame seems to be a newer contender

Thanks for sharing this ChatGPT message with us

I think as people get increasingly aware of the nebulous consistency of hosted LLMs, local models will become more valuable

Magic the Gathering players are intimately familiar with the term :)

Generally not the worst assumption, but these guys have been around for a decade plus

in NA, SMS is still dominant. Eu+Sa+india use whatsapp, china/japan have their own apps

This is you: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEL65gywwHQ