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> feels like I'm being flash-banged by a Cocomelon episode. This is by design, who do you think the target market for this Macbook is?

> Are paywalls ok? [0] >> It's ok to post stories from sites with paywalls that have workarounds. >> In comments, it's ok to ask how to read an article and to help other users do s…

> Google AI (owned by Meta) favoring YouTube (also owned by Meta) should be unsurprising. ...what?

that depends. how much money do your kids have?

> as search with ads is their flagship product. no, ads are their flagship product. Anything else is just a medium for said ads, and therefore fair game for enshittification.

If you have uv installed, you can test it without installing by running: uvx ty check

> But there is a feedback loop: If you change the incentive structures, people’s behaviors will certainly change, but subsequently so, too, will those incentive structures. This is…

> we were required to engage in 'reflexive practice', meaning at the end of the school day, we were expected to sit down and think about - reflect - on what had happened that day. …

Everyone with an imagination is dead inside. Dead. Inside. But it's not so bad, they don't want to bite you, and there are a few living still out there; I reckon a couple of thousa…

It will be Grok 3, mark my words

I disagree. The main point of this line is not about what to do _after_ a mistake (assign blame, punish, etc), but rather about setting up the correct incentives _before_ anything …

Reddit comments seem reasonable until they talk about something you're an expert on. Then you realize the "Reddit consensus" is worthless: uninformed at best, actively misleading a…

yeah, for someone who wrote a book called "The Coding Career Handbook"[0], not being able to actually read the instructions, getting mad about it, and then posting a rant called "H…

> These are not ads, rather something that is generated natively by the platform, not leading anywhere else but the platform that the user is already on So if Instagram shows you a…

I might be missing some context, but this seems a bit unhinged? What do you mean?

> Unfortunately every attorney I've contacted so far is not in a position to help. What? Why?

> "With OnlyFans, athletes are actually providing a product or service, something of value for the money they're receiving," he explained, emphasizing the need to reframe thinking.…

Doesn't matter. In fact, it makes it even funnier: all these investors spending billions of dollars on OpenAI just end up subsidizing the competing models.

What was different about it compared to the neovim conf?

> I'm going to have to talk about my goals with a trainer next week, I don't think I'm going to come completely clean that a fox sent me. Oh man this sentence killed me, literally …

Californa seems to be speedrunning the transition into a low-trust society.