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jdelman

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About jdelman

I try to upvote greyed out comments that aren't off topic, trolling, or in bad faith.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #49262671

    Some surveillance is necessary for justice, but it is very readily abused in the US.

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    Comment #48861807

    Inappropriate comparison. Did Linus raise a family by age 30?

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    Comment #48692251

    While purely speculation, I believe the same thing would have happened, albeit even sooner, under a Harris administration. Government intervention was inevitable and it will have t…

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    Comment #48386510

    I can’t help but wonder if this is the basis of the model they’ve helped tune for Apple.

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    Comment #47943965

    The centrality of GitHub was part of its appeal. It’s where you went to see where nearly every (obviously not all) open source project was being developed. Based on his post, the n…

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    Comment #47928912

    Lately I’ve found myself taking the “if you can’t beat em, join em” attitude: if I’m not going to have a job in 5 years, I might as well help get there. It’s a strange feeling wher…

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    Comment #47792522

    What exactly do you believe to be dangerous? Your comment comes off as judgmental rather than genuine.

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    Comment #47781586

    Pangram says this article is about 50% AI generated, including the opening several paragraphs.

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    Comment #47628640

    That’s simply not what introspection is, though.

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    Comment #47628596

    I’m convinced that he meant rumination, not introspection. There’s simply no way to be “high agency” without some level of introspection. Rumination is essentially a kind of excess…

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    Comment #47309857

    I remember there was a service that would do this by mail in the 90s. You had to fill out a card with each block letter and then it cost a few hundred dollars. I wasn't even a teen…

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    Comment #46701042

    I’m switching to T-Mobile.

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    Comment #46317057

    When you sign up for an Apple account, you aren't "buying" anything. In fact there is a set of terms & conditions you agree to when signing up which most likely includes language s…

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    Comment #45961712

    Ok fair enough, was a bit hostile there. No involvement with the project, and it’s practically vaporware at this point. But I don’t think it’s unreasonable to dig through people’s …

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    Comment #45909583

    This is even worse on voice mode. It's unusable for me now.

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    Comment #45900599

    > I had never even heard of an uncut developed roll of film before That's how film is developed. Someone at a lab has to cut it. > who is honestly shooting that much 135 film How a…

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    Comment #45895594

    The workflow for this scanner would allow you to thread an uncut roll of 35mm film through it. You'd have to spend more than $0 to get that kind of speed on a DSLR rig.

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    Comment #45895577

    > Yes. We’re collaborating with several film labs in Berlin to benchmark Knokke against Fuji Frontier and Noritsu scanners. > Sample results will be published before the Kickstarte…

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    Comment #45737318

    I've noticed a big problem with AirPods Pro 3 on the NYC subway. Maybe my fit isn't right, but Adaptive/Transparent mode is a lot less "transparent" with really loud background noi…

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    Comment #45542651

    This is cool. I noticed that, after testing a few URLs, hitting the back button in my browser popped some state to load the previous iframe URL, but the URL of the whole page itsel…

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    Comment #45021510

    Listen to the episode of The Talk Show with Louie Mantia. They really rip on Alan Dye and Liquid Glass. Not so much the _idea_ of Liquid Glass, which I think they appreciate, but i…

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    Comment #44904972

    You don't think Wozniak is using "happy" to mean "fulfilling"? This is a strawman.

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    Comment #44831004

    Whenever OpenAI releases a new ChatGPT feature or model, it's always a crapshoot when you'll actually be able to use it. The headlines - both from tech media coverage and OpenAI it…

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    Comment #44804606

    I definitely didn't "randomly" suggest it, unless you're suggesting all human actions are the result of randomness. I also just re-read the guidelines and I didn't see anything abo…

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    Comment #44804435

    Speaking of irony... did ChatGPT help you write this comment?