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yawnxyz
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About yawnxyz
bioinformatics, design, ux
I design/prototype AI interfaces and intelligent task-automation frameworks
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Comment #49245894
it's more horrifying to think that an entire generation's "taste" might be built on the constant output of LLMs it's like a new generation of chefs that only knows of Chili's, and …
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Comment #48935685
Americans get another message that's similar: https://www.oneplus.com/us/adjustment
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Comment #48929578
didn't know that! have a 2024 Premium and it's still loud
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Comment #48928476
no one's complained (I don't even know if they notice), I just feel like it's obnoxious - I can feel the car arrive from the apt shaking haha
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Comment #48927529
great choice NOT getting the GRC — it doesn't fit a car seat comfortably if you're 5'8 or larger haha
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Comment #48927510
the stock GRC exhaust is intolerable already; every time I pull into the apt complex where everyone drives an EV, I feel like we're the neighborhood hood rats
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Comment #48922934
I have a GR Corolla and it's great in the mountains! It's tiny light and fun and fits a car seat (barely). I wouldn't consider a loud GRC w/ catback a "sleeper" though - it's quite…
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Comment #48779099
I like the idea that Costco and Amazon are diametric opposites — for example I couldn't shop at Costco for a very very long time because I lived in the city and didn't have a car. …
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Comment #48778469
there's plenty of tells, e.g. "how to actually bank the part that is real" — AI tends to just "throw words out there" with very little information density you COULD create a writer…
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Comment #48770764
should really look at the Australian system... it's not really a free market there and the internet is awful
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Comment #48763138
fantastic bloke, I wish most people did this
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Comment #48749309
yeah this is what I meant - as we get older we're supposed to move slower, and spend more time working on mobility and strength (moderate strength building, walking, and other move…
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Comment #48749291
they also keep the papers as a pre-edited, free version of the peer reviewed equivalent
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Comment #48734413
> Healthy older adults (n = 123, average age 72.0 years, body mass index 25.8 kg/m2) completed three 45-min supervised exercise sessions per week for 6 months. Participants were ra…
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Comment #48586993
> Author: Deena Mousa clearly an article sponsored by Big Mouse
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Comment #48570860
> "Bot fatigue sets in when the internet stops feeling honest" if there's anything worse than LLM-written text, it's websites that rally against LLMs and AI-use, then blatantly jus…
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Comment #48402131
before AI was around we blamed Covid for doing this to us, and now we blame LLMs... and before that we blamed social media. I'm pretty sure this downtrend has been happening for de…
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Comment #48400195
it would be racist if we started calling it the texas screwworm, but that's kind of redundant
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Comment #48400175
apparently it has to be destroyed and can't be sold
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Comment #48347675
yeah it happens at smaller companies - someone insulted the boss and got sent home (small agency)
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Comment #48347655
layoffs happen, and they're firings "without a real reason" - and no PIPs exist for surviving layoffs
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Comment #48347645
yeah that's true, and it gets murky - because employers will just wait til an employee messes up (which everyone does), and use that as an excuse
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Comment #48347457
> Generically, it's about a unit time of life and how it is spent meaningfully technology has generally flooded us with more speed, more choice, more entertainment - even the intro…
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Comment #48339230
in most states, as long as it's not discriminatory, you CAN fire anyone for any reason the article is wrong here
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Comment #48312825
self-hosting is fine, but even if you had a $100k god box with opus-level LLMs, you'd still end up grinding it to a halt if you tried running 5-10 parallel inference streams