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Comment · 7 days ago
Television is adtech
Comment · 3 months ago
I don't like when I'm trying to copy a photo online and it copies some piece of text in the photo instead
Comment · 6 months ago
Teflon is not inert at very high temperatures. Nobody ever overheats a pan?
Comment · 7 months ago
They must be panicly afraid of salt and saturated fat instead then, since that was OP's argument for "health conscious". Yet still insist on a simulacrum of a burger, instead of having a chicken breast.

This product will only succeed if its reasonably cheaper than the cheapest meat (not just beef). It is and forever will be inferior to meat as a food product for the vast majority of consumers. Perhaps in some vision of the future the dominant consumer is Hindu and they may find the product acceptable, but they'll still be price conscious.

Comment · 7 months ago
The OP's point can be understood as an automization and mechanization of such targeting. Which will be necessary if the scope of thoughtcrime prosecution is to expand
Comment · 9 months ago
The better models can handle that prompt assuming there is an existing clean codebase and the scope of the task is not too large. The existing code can act as an implicit boundary.

Weaker models give your experience, or when using a 100% LLM codebase I think it can end up in a hall of mirrors.

Now I have an idea to try, have a 2nd LLM processing pass that normalizes the vibe-code to some personal style and standard to break it out of the Stack Overflow snippet maze it can get itself in.

Comment · 9 months ago
Can their pension system afford A/C?
Comment · 9 months ago
If the power goes out I can still cook and heat with gas.

*this is a regular occurence in some countries

Comment · 9 months ago
They will never do this, and the lack of it can be marketed as a security feature.
Comment · 9 months ago
Apple is afraid of Siri succeeding
Comment · 9 months ago
The music is that good - even political ideologues take a break to enjoy it
Comment · 1 year ago
That's return fraud, someone orders a new version of a product they have, put their old product in the new box and file a return immediately. Amazon probably doesnt take the time to check it or check it thoroughly. Goes back on the shelf and you receive it.
Comment · 1 year ago
For ios/swift the results reflect the quality of the information available to the LLM.

There is a lack of training data; Apple docs arent great or really thorough, much documentation is buried in WWDC videos and requires an understanding of how the APIs evolved over time to avoid confusion when following stackoverflow posts, which confused newcomers as well as code generators. Stackoverflow is also littered with incorrect or outdated solutions to iOS/Swift coding questions.

Comment · 2 years ago
Its been that way for years, the ad is on the lockscreen, and its an ad for other books. The version with no advertisement is 20$ more, I don't see the problem if someone wants to get a discount for looking at ads.
Comment · 2 years ago
Some intersections have a sensor under the asphalt to detect a vehicle and sequence a light transition, and its not a new technology

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