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arvidkahl
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About arvidkahl
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The weirdest thing about this article, slop, part-slop, or not, is that even the memory of reading Pretchett when I was younger immediately brought me back into a different state o…
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Comment #46608819
At the same time, the 3D printing community is very much embracing AI as a means to circumvent price-gouging behavior by GW in particular. The popular STL slicer Lychee just recent…
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Comment #45904912
If "we need to have this done by Nov 12th" is the milestone they were going for, and not a functional flow, then it was a great success.
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Comment #45904113
Same here, been reporting the broken flow to customer support. An interesting part is the "we'll send you an email to confirm you're you", followed by a "enter validation code here…
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Comment #42283462
Hey, Podscan is still very much B2B, I just had another Enterprise subscriber a few minutes ago :D I am actively moving further away from B2C, and even though I have a few individu…
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Comment #38269110
You might find https://syften.com/ interesting. I use it for monitoring Reddit and all kinds of communities for mentions of my name and the titles of my books.
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Comment #37500691
Linked above is a subpage. The actual homepage at https://fennel-lang.org/ has code and even an integrated place to run it.
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Comment #37497599
Love the episode and the guests, but let me point out just how good the hosted pages look at Transistor, the podcast hosting used here. I'm not affiliated, though I run my own show…
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Comment #37487474
Looking at the A16 chip and the neural engine on it, I am really happy to see machine learning and "AI stuff" moving onto my phone, away from the cloud. I can't wait to see phones …
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Comment #37211909
Ive tried letting AI write my articles. It was horrible. I tried ignoring AI-powered tools (such as grammar checkers, summarizers, rewriters, speech-to-text apps), and the writing …
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Comment #37070613
SEO optimization is actively destroying the archives of blogs out there. Pruning articles to rank better is rewarded. Removing knowledge to "play the game" is a viable path to maki…
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Comment #36617641
I appreciate this idea. Podcasts have the unique quality of allowing your company culture to subtly permeate the airwaves on which they're consumed. I listen to above/board by Paul…
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Comment #36576545
Making the best of it :D
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Comment #36575613
Besides Goodreads falling into complete disarray, it is equally painful to know that Amazon owns the .book TLD ( https://icannwiki.org/.book ) and has yet to make that available to…
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Comment #35875342
Was Captain Hindsight an option? :D
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Comment #35686911
This becomes a question of orders of magnitude. On Twitter/Instagram/whatever, you're exposed to the arbitrary censorship choices of the platform AND the risk of being deplatformed…
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Comment #35686810
I've been to tech conferences as a junior level engineer and, most recently, as a speaker. I don't think I have walked away from a single conference or convention without a meaning…
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Comment #35581980
This is purely a positioning thing. Customers will understand "AI company" to mean "a business that uses AI to solve my problem," and nothing more. The insider perspective matters …
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Comment #35539517
What you describe sounds more like a habit to me. But even if it were a ritual —something (re-)enacted to imbue meaning to a moment— it's of a different quality than swearing in th…
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Comment #35489371
The expected answers and Caplan's insistence on (highly questionable) minute details are a sight to behold. I wonder what would happen if the prompt for this was expanded to includ…
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Comment #35488432
I consider ChatGPT to be a gaslighting engine at scale. Every word it "utters" is meant to sound believable and convincing. It doesn't know truth or fact, just likelihood of a stri…
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Comment #35432311
Besides the fact that this will hit every single company in the US that creates software in a non-trivial way (which is likely even true for many manufacturers), how crushing must …
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Comment #35381559
Congressional inaction on Section 174 means huge, unexpected tax bills for companies that can’t bear the loss of R&E deductions. Instead of claiming 100% this year, it needs to be …
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