> Now your ads are suddenly showing photos of people who used to go to your salon, with Photoshopped hairdos and forged haircut dates. That reads more like the second half of the original comment, while this discussion,…
> It's an abuse of trust. Right. Your new hairdo comes into question because we trusted you to look good, which is why we wanted to be around you, and you violated that trust. However, it is your hair to fashion as you…
Why not? AI needs an interface and there isn't one interface to rule them all, as evidenced by Photoshop still raking in money hand over fist despite ChatGPT having full photo editing capabilities. UI and UX matter. The…
Given your understanding and emotional disconnection, perhaps you can rationally explain their position? There is complaint, like someone complaining that they don't like your new haircut, but it is ultimately not their…
Not really. The only thing that takes the Westminster system away from enabling real democracy is political parties, and they hadn't been invented when the system was designed. It took around 400 years before someone…
> I literally have no idea what you’re talking about. That's fine. We can't all know everything. But why are you trying to participate in a discussion, by your own admission, you don't understand?
> It takes 2 seconds for a human to remove an ad from media. Okay. I'll be extremely generous and let you prove that with just a single frame. https://www.dexerto.com/cdn-image/wp-content/uploads/2024/02... Rules: - You…
Okay, I'll grant you that there are some talented artists who are able to remove ads from images using traditional Photoshop tools. But doing that over many frames is a time sink nobody is going to realistically commit…
Did you not read your own comment? It already said that before.
The bad news is the camera sees the same thing the eye does (at least to a reasonable approximation), so that means you will still see ads in the output. I already hear your wheels turning, thinking machine learning…
We know how to do it, we just don't want to, which is why seeking escape wins. Always has, always will.
Not at all. Jobs is not implying that you should, like, jump from minimum wage job to minimum wage job until you find one you like. He is suggesting that if you put in effort, like learning deeply about something, that…
Yes we do. We toss out the technology and go back to substance farming or hunter/gathering. You'll have no trouble "eating less". But that requires social coordination and humans much prefer to escape society through…
To be fair, we also knew how to enable it long before Ozempic arrived. We had hundreds of thousands of years of successfully "eating less" to look back upon for answers. But drugs allow one to remove themselves from…
> If software engineering goes the way of the dodo Much more likely is that software engineering goes the way of the elevator operator. Advancements in technology saw the number of elevator operators explode, to the…
Browser vendors have really dropped the ball in supporting CSS, which is no doubt how we get comments like the above. Firefox is likely the least-worst offender, but as you point out still needlessly complicated for…
> is Zig the closest to filling that niche? Given what you said about Go, presumably that is Solod (https://solod.dev)
A closer analogy is going to a gas station where a microwave is offered to heat up any food you purchased. If you don't want to heat up the food, cool. If you expect the food to come hot you're in the wrong place.…
Is doing something for yourself really working for free? That's an interesting take. But I can understand why you don't want this for yourself, so enjoy the page in all its splendour as it is already!
Users being able to supply their own stylesheet is a core tenant of CSS. Go nuts and make it look however your heart desires!
> Consumers are represented by representatives who should have their interests in mind Exactly. Representatives are merely messengers, so they can only represent the consumers when sharing the message of the consumers…
> Consumers cannot possibly understand all potential ways in which they can be screwed over In a democracy, consumers and the government are the exact same thing. Since they ostensibly do not understand all of the…
> If they mean turning a well-specified problem into runnable code, they’re increasingly right. Has coding ever meant anything else? This is just semantics, but I don't think a product person talking to customers to…
> The amount of non-determinism in compiler and LLM output is so vast that even comparing them is silly. What is that supposed to mean? Yes, LLMs are often considered to be non-deterministic because, in practice, they…
What is product management and service management? I tried asking the AI: - A product manager (PM) guides a product from its initial idea to its final launch and beyond. They define the product vision, set the strategic…
> Now your ads are suddenly showing photos of people who used to go to your salon, with Photoshopped hairdos and forged haircut dates. That reads more like the second half of the original comment, while this discussion,…
> It's an abuse of trust. Right. Your new hairdo comes into question because we trusted you to look good, which is why we wanted to be around you, and you violated that trust. However, it is your hair to fashion as you…
Why not? AI needs an interface and there isn't one interface to rule them all, as evidenced by Photoshop still raking in money hand over fist despite ChatGPT having full photo editing capabilities. UI and UX matter. The…
Given your understanding and emotional disconnection, perhaps you can rationally explain their position? There is complaint, like someone complaining that they don't like your new haircut, but it is ultimately not their…
Not really. The only thing that takes the Westminster system away from enabling real democracy is political parties, and they hadn't been invented when the system was designed. It took around 400 years before someone…
> I literally have no idea what you’re talking about. That's fine. We can't all know everything. But why are you trying to participate in a discussion, by your own admission, you don't understand?
> It takes 2 seconds for a human to remove an ad from media. Okay. I'll be extremely generous and let you prove that with just a single frame. https://www.dexerto.com/cdn-image/wp-content/uploads/2024/02... Rules: - You…
Okay, I'll grant you that there are some talented artists who are able to remove ads from images using traditional Photoshop tools. But doing that over many frames is a time sink nobody is going to realistically commit…
Did you not read your own comment? It already said that before.
The bad news is the camera sees the same thing the eye does (at least to a reasonable approximation), so that means you will still see ads in the output. I already hear your wheels turning, thinking machine learning…
We know how to do it, we just don't want to, which is why seeking escape wins. Always has, always will.
Not at all. Jobs is not implying that you should, like, jump from minimum wage job to minimum wage job until you find one you like. He is suggesting that if you put in effort, like learning deeply about something, that…
Yes we do. We toss out the technology and go back to substance farming or hunter/gathering. You'll have no trouble "eating less". But that requires social coordination and humans much prefer to escape society through…
To be fair, we also knew how to enable it long before Ozempic arrived. We had hundreds of thousands of years of successfully "eating less" to look back upon for answers. But drugs allow one to remove themselves from…
> If software engineering goes the way of the dodo Much more likely is that software engineering goes the way of the elevator operator. Advancements in technology saw the number of elevator operators explode, to the…
Browser vendors have really dropped the ball in supporting CSS, which is no doubt how we get comments like the above. Firefox is likely the least-worst offender, but as you point out still needlessly complicated for…
> is Zig the closest to filling that niche? Given what you said about Go, presumably that is Solod (https://solod.dev)
A closer analogy is going to a gas station where a microwave is offered to heat up any food you purchased. If you don't want to heat up the food, cool. If you expect the food to come hot you're in the wrong place.…
Is doing something for yourself really working for free? That's an interesting take. But I can understand why you don't want this for yourself, so enjoy the page in all its splendour as it is already!
Users being able to supply their own stylesheet is a core tenant of CSS. Go nuts and make it look however your heart desires!
> Consumers are represented by representatives who should have their interests in mind Exactly. Representatives are merely messengers, so they can only represent the consumers when sharing the message of the consumers…
> Consumers cannot possibly understand all potential ways in which they can be screwed over In a democracy, consumers and the government are the exact same thing. Since they ostensibly do not understand all of the…
> If they mean turning a well-specified problem into runnable code, they’re increasingly right. Has coding ever meant anything else? This is just semantics, but I don't think a product person talking to customers to…
> The amount of non-determinism in compiler and LLM output is so vast that even comparing them is silly. What is that supposed to mean? Yes, LLMs are often considered to be non-deterministic because, in practice, they…
What is product management and service management? I tried asking the AI: - A product manager (PM) guides a product from its initial idea to its final launch and beyond. They define the product vision, set the strategic…