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Comment #44925788
To be clear, this is not a particularly new thing: https://ehssanelmedkouri.medium.com/chatgpts-monday-what-did... I used it a few months ago, and from what I can gather online, it…
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Comment #44458518
Did you consider using more “traditional” recommendation systems? (and maybe using LLMs to create synthetic preferences…)
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Comment #43510524
Important to note that Air Canada is denying the magnitude of the drop: https://thepointsguy.com/news/airlines-cut-canada-flights-bo... > Air Canada, the largest airline by seats b…
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Comment #42611072
My first thought: maybe competitive programmers could find it useful, if it’s a way to reduce the amount of key presses needed to write their code? (At the very least, that’s a cro…
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Comment #40394020
Is this a first for Chrome DevTools to have features that require a Google account?
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Comment #40236965
That's cool! There's one other feature I would love to have that current to-do lists don't capture: follow-ups. Basically, for a task such as "email Mr. and Mrs. XYZ", have the abi…
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Comment #40227368
Reminds me of prose.sh. Turns out, there’s a lot you can do if you SSH keys as an authentication mechanism!
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Comment #40116076
Meta has a lot of work to do on DevEx for non-gaming experiences. Say what you want with the Vision Pro, but it comes with a lot of niceities like SwiftUI. When you develop with th…
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Comment #39814874
I love the DMA. But if you have to launch a long, sprawling compliance investigation the minute the law enters in force, it might mean you didn’t write it with enough precision…
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Comment #39794438
Paul Krugman covers that question here (gift link): https://www.nytimes.com/2023/06/09/opinion/inflation-target-... and argues that the theoretical assumptions that led to the 2 pe…
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Comment #39767428
Yeah, and also you have the problem of job location. The regional government says they want to make the Paris area more "polycentric", but there’s a limit to that if jobs are heavi…
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Comment #39766369
As a Parisian, who is generally angry at the city’s housing policy (build taller!), I find the public housing of the past few years to be a great achievement. In general, public ho…
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Comment #39749830
Yes, the Reddit dev team might have spawned a 2000+ repo mess, but they also host it under the snooguts.net domain name, which is objectively adorable, so all is forgiven.
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Comment #39281368
At first glance, it looks preordained that the DOJ will sue on antitrust grounds. Or maybe Prime Video has grown sufficiently over the years so that Warner + Fox + Disney are now s…
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Comment #39066870
Knowing the history of deepfakes, I really hope you have a good NSFW filter :)
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Comment #39042616
The best part about this is that Apple Music historically asked Android users to put in their credit cards, bypassing Android’s own IAP system. (Might have changed a few years ago)…
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Comment #38953572
(Some of) the devil is in the details. You might want to look at the announcement [1] and the support page [2]. It's only certain services (although it includes GCS and VM persiste…
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Comment #38948928
I think they didn’t want to antagonize any specific watch brand. Any example of bad typography, for my money, is Louis Vuitton’s latest watch, which uses Myriad (Adobe Illustrator’…
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Comment #38639985
I hate it when there’s a GitHub project that looks promising but makes you install a whole dev stack, run a script, and then go on localhost:666 before you can see the UI, as if it…
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Comment #38599217
It apparently outperforms GPT-4 at WinoGrande as well…