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Comment #49155849
I have this set as my slack bio
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Comment #49144819
What is PL?
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Comment #48946184
I can do the music part just fine. But listening to two conversations at the same time just means I understand neither of them.
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Comment #48934081
This is not sly.
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Comment #48934068
MFWO has lockscreen logging too, right?
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Comment #48806896
Why not complain?
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Comment #48805469
Because we add humans enjoy variety. I read for entertainment, even technical posts like this one that I have no use for. I often trying to think about what the author may have bee…
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Comment #48805352
Don't change. The homogenous way LLMs write is just tiresome and boring, like if every movie stared Ryan Reynolds - an actor famous for having no range. Ryan Reynolds is enjoyable …
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Comment #48805264
Ah, bummer. Not totally surprising though.
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Comment #48804733
I was riffing off of the meaning from https://noslopgrenade.com/ which made its way around the comments here on HN a few weeks ago.
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Comment #48804524
You think I'm using AI to leave comments like this on HN?
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Comment #48804422
They could just feed an llm a small corpus of past human authored posts from their site, and have the LLM rewrite it in a style matching style, and it would likely turn out pretty …
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Comment #48804337
The feature is great. The post itself is a slop grenade.
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Comment #48622907
I don't think "incapable of saying yes" is a thing.
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Comment #48622729
Another great Life Pro Tip is "Never accept 'no' from someone who can't say 'yes'."
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Comment #48347720
> searching my spreadsheet What does this mean?
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Comment #48208823
This isn't a fair comparison. Wasm was severely limited when it was first implemented and it had the advantage of a decade of improvements. Asm.js has had zero improvements in that…
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Comment #47875702
I always enjoy to find people who think so drastically differently than myself. This sounds like an absolute nightmare to me and I would gauge my eyes out.
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Comment #47827202
> That's what perception is. No, it isn't. Perception is a process, and ingress only a part of the process. Perception (from Latin perceptio 'gathering, receiving') is the organiza…
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Comment #47823783
Your cone cells do not perceive anything whatsoever. Your brain does that part. Those who grew up with words (meaning) assigned to subtle variations in colors can tell those colors…
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Comment #47821152
I don't think so. Just becoming fluent in multiple languages can result in the perception of more distinct colors. And those fluent in languages that have additional distinct color…
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Comment #47778829
For sure. 1000%. Anyone disagreeing with this has lost their marbles. For those that have lost their marbles: sure, people use words incorrectly, but that does mean we all have to …
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Comment #47778652
All apps that don't have a tangible component, legal protection (like music, tv, movies), or a personality behind it will trend towards $0.