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jhhh

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    Comment #49014570

    I am not happy about a trade-off which involves me having to cede control of my digital identity to 'providers' who will not give me access to it, in exchange for maybe not getting…

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    Comment #48997129

    Appropriate that I just got my first obvious ad in Gemini last week. I was researching the history of different writing tools and at the end of the answer it asked me if i wanted t…

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    Comment #48771166

    The article presents two possible methods to protect privacy in a dataset. It then attacks a theoretical weakness in a contrived scenario in the old method, which intends to inclin…

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    Comment #48770816

    Just like the article and every other opinion in this thread...

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    Comment #48770774

    The prompt they used was probably more succinct. Not everything needs fleshed out.

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    Comment #48741724

    What in the dissenting opinions definition of jurisdiction did you disagree with?

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    Comment #48428578

    Why was 'can a user request a different email' not literally the first test that comes to mind when making something like this? Do they not test anything because the scale is too b…

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    Comment #48379181

    Ironic to use AI writing to complain about AI search results to advertise your product. But to the point, being an old school firefox user I still have separate address and search …

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    Comment #48071985

    I haven't kept up with cljs in a long time but I remember it originally being pitched as just clojure on js--at least I think that's how Rich originally described it. My impression…

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    Comment #47854785

    Amazon sidewalk and related technologies will likely allow devices to bypass needing your network at all in the future. The last TV that doesnt support these features will probably…

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    Comment #47843734

    It does seem to introduce a lot of complexity for its own sake. This kind of workflow only survives on the absorb command and like you said it doesn't really cover all the interpla…

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    Comment #47773613

    After hearing about a workflow that used absorb I wrote a simple git version I called 'squash-index' in about 15 lines of bash in a few minutes. Since git allows subcommand extensi…

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    Comment #47577966

    I miss the text only reading era. This is a blog and should not need to have JavaScript enabled to render text to a page. I would rather not have to be annoyed by flavor of the mon…

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    Comment #47478630

    A benefit to using the currying style is that you can do work in the intermediate steps and use that later. It is not simply a 'cool' way to define functions. Imagine a logging fra…

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    Comment #47360487

    I asked gemini a few months ago if getopt shifts the argument list. It replied 'no, ...' with some detail and then asked at the end if I would like a code example. I replied simply…

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    Comment #47185608

    Google had a feature in gmail for a long time that automatically sorts your email into categories like Promotions, Social, Updates, Forums, etc. It was automated and fairly effecti…

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    Comment #46922138

    Did the article intentionally start with a LLM cliche to filter out all the people who hate reading obviously generated content? I would say it worked.

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    Comment #46903764

    YouTube Shorts exist, which they brag about hours watched, so I don't think they really care about those things at all.

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    Comment #46895937

    Right, if there's no legal weight to any of their statements then they mean almost nothing. It's a very weak signal and just feels like marketing. All digital goods can and will be…

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    Comment #46895922

    If I made a new, not-AI tool called 'correct answer provider' which provided definitive, incorrect answers to things you'd call it bad software. But because it is AI we're going to…

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    Comment #46573248

    This feels like a case of guessing at something you could know. There are two types of allocations that each have a size and free method. The free method is polymorphic over the al…

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    Comment #46472538

    Do you envision the development to track clojure as much as is possible, similar to how cljs was conceived to be clojure in js and not just clojure-ish js, or do you think you'll e…

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    Comment #46416815

    What factual errors did you the human notice

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    Comment #46416622

    Most people want their test suite to pass. If they ugprade java and mockito prints out a message that they need to enabled '--some-flag' while running tests they're just going to a…