leawi
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Comment · 1 month ago
Hey! That's essentially Zen browser's UI?
Comment · 2 months ago
"The load-bearing emdash" made me chuckle, thank you.
Not sure why you got downvoted, but I too think it would be interesting. I vaguely remember a story about it posted here a while ago.
Comment · 2 months ago
Asking out of curiosity, did you use any LLM assistance to write the body of the article? It's not to judge, I just noticed some peculiar language patterns and I was wondering whether that's something from your native language or from AI.
Comment · 2 months ago
I'm a different person here, but yes, this is actually the case more often than not.
https://aasm.org/study-finds-that-melatonin-content-of-suppl...
Comment · 2 months ago
Aside from points made by other commenters here, it also works as an e-reader with a big screen :) So, one small lightweight device for all your writing and reading needs.
Comment · 2 months ago
Recently, I wrote a small script for myself that scrapes the comments to see if anyone already said it's AI, and if so, grays out the article...
Comment · 2 months ago
Look, I appreciate the article, I believe these are important news worth discussing, but was there really no way to write it without LLMs?
I'm sure there are enough proponents of "what's important is the content, not who and how exactly typed it," but my brain has developed something like ad banner blindness but for LLM writing - it just shuts off as soon as it sees "this distinction matters" or "does not automatically guarantee." This is not to mention that LLM generated texts are just really confusing and difficult to read, take for example this sentence:
> Linux is not explicitly banned. Desktop Linux users could access a website and scan a QR code using a supported mobile wallet.
At least two people here agreed it's a really weird way to put this, but at this point I'm honestly inclined to believe that this is just the product of AI putting together some words that kind of sound on-topic even though they are actually meaningless in the context (a.k.a. AI slop), and not someone's actual thought. --- 100% AI pangram: https://www.pangram.com/history/8c60b6ec-cd89-41fb-b8c8-abc0...
Comment · 3 months ago
"Such stories break my heart way more than someone being unable to transition before a certain age."
Why is that? As the other commenter here suggested, this looks like a lack of empathy to me.
Comment · 3 months ago
There are honestly quite a lot of them, I usually take whatever's on sale. My favorite so far is Haruhatu Airyfit, but I was also happy with La Roche-Posay (Athelios dry-touch) and Neutrogena (dry-touch or matte). I also like to take Abib stick with me when I travel, it's just really easy to reapply and fits in the pocket.
Edit: I'd also say avoid anything that says "moisturizing" unless you have a really dry skin, they all claim their product is not greasy, and they are all lying, from my experience.
Comment · 3 months ago
A bit offtopic, but have you tried different sunscreen types? There are quite a lot of formulations from matte creams to solid sticks. Mentioned because I remember avoiding sunscreens precisely because of that slimy feeling I got from the drugstore ones, that is, until I found an "invisible" one that doesn't feel like anything at all on my skin.
Comment · 3 months ago
On one hand, I fully agree with you. On the other hand, look at all these funny threads! Makes me smile every time.
Comment · 3 months ago
Comment · 3 months ago
Is it just me, or does this article itself read as AI generated?.. Ironically, I tried running the text of this article through their own classifier, and pretty much all of it was highlighted in red. I'm not sure what to make of this. Is this some kind of intentional irony?