Bit of whiplash between the standard wordpress and the vibecoded "Byoviral" button. Article was fairly unfocused, any particular reason you linked it?
Yeah that's the point. Spammers have an infinite desire to make more spam, so most statistically most LLM writing is garbage. Readers are making this connection from their own experience. All these tells just to…
I still use a 130kHz CRT monitor sometimes. There's no 15kHz whine, but there's audible harmonics. It depends what you're looking at at and how hard you're pushing it.
I miss when people would proofread things before they published.
LLMs are great at reverse engineering, but they're no replacement for the cozy blogpost taking you through the authors process. This webpage gave me a headache with all the formatting and claudisms. > Which meant every…
Me too. They were a lovely colour temp and high CRI, really well diffused too. But wow, they died so fast in almost any fixture.
I just use the reader mode built into my browser. 100% content. I don't want large phone though. I'd prefer to have a less appealling small phone that encourages me to spend more time off it.
This looks rad and very user drivrn. I've been tracking with bibliocommons through my local library, but it has it's flaws. I can add books that any bibliocommons library has indexed, but there's no convenient way to…
Sensiron STCC4 uses thermal conductivity sensing thats very compact (4x4x1.2mm). It's pretty new to the market, but maybe in the future it'll happen.
Facebook marketplace also keeps people scrolling which means theres just way more prospective buyers. Search is bad at finding what you want but good at keeping you searching. Here in Canada, kijiji(ebay classifieds)…
My local library never made the jump to Blu-Ray and still only has DVDs. They have physical copies of video games too though.
Full pile of standards available here: https://pub.smpte.org/doc/ There's some really neat ones all the way from film standards to digital cinema
Not surprised to hear this from anal_reactor.
Tragic that with a modern efficiency oriented SoC it still has such dissapointing battery life. Expected an improvement over X series thinkpads. At least it can charge off a powerbank, but that's pretty standard now.
Lightning was crew cab only.
Being conparable to the original performance might be a feature on it's own. Insurance companies don't care what mods you do to your car, even EV swapping, except performance mods. If you tell them you've been doing…
Ok, but the models only know what to draw because we fed them images of dementia patients and babies. Maybe image generators can be a loophole for consent legally, but it seems even grosser morally.
It can't really decode 480p/i very well. The fact that it has component video out makes it a swiss army knife for everything else 240p/480i/480p.
If you're local library has boardgames, you can check out a bunch of two player games to try out! My go-to for simple cooperative activity is jigsaw puzzles. Just go at your own pace and enjoy.
Perhaps having a scratched up laptop matches the concrete stand.
CNC machines drove down operator wages. Its similar to the translator example where the machine code is written by someone else, but the person running the machine still needs to understand. Simple pushing the go button…
> But here’s the kicker > Let that sink in The biggest tell for AI writing is just being AI adjacent. I've started avoiding reading AI articles here because (surprise) they all feel like a chatGPT transcript.
I agree entirely. Seeing all llm garbage being published made me realize how insecure people are about their writing. Since realizing, I've been stubbornly improving my own writing and not touching LLMs. Takes a bit of…
> Reading it isn't the most fun, but let's face it - most professional reading isn't the most fun. You're probably skimming most of the content anyways. I find it difficult to skim AI writing. It's persuasive even when…
Writing a first draft may come easy, but there's more to the process than that. An LLM can go from outline to "article" in one step. I can't. I don't write often, so revising and rewriting is very slow for me. I'm not…
Bit of whiplash between the standard wordpress and the vibecoded "Byoviral" button. Article was fairly unfocused, any particular reason you linked it?
Yeah that's the point. Spammers have an infinite desire to make more spam, so most statistically most LLM writing is garbage. Readers are making this connection from their own experience. All these tells just to…
I still use a 130kHz CRT monitor sometimes. There's no 15kHz whine, but there's audible harmonics. It depends what you're looking at at and how hard you're pushing it.
I miss when people would proofread things before they published.
LLMs are great at reverse engineering, but they're no replacement for the cozy blogpost taking you through the authors process. This webpage gave me a headache with all the formatting and claudisms. > Which meant every…
Me too. They were a lovely colour temp and high CRI, really well diffused too. But wow, they died so fast in almost any fixture.
I just use the reader mode built into my browser. 100% content. I don't want large phone though. I'd prefer to have a less appealling small phone that encourages me to spend more time off it.
This looks rad and very user drivrn. I've been tracking with bibliocommons through my local library, but it has it's flaws. I can add books that any bibliocommons library has indexed, but there's no convenient way to…
Sensiron STCC4 uses thermal conductivity sensing thats very compact (4x4x1.2mm). It's pretty new to the market, but maybe in the future it'll happen.
Facebook marketplace also keeps people scrolling which means theres just way more prospective buyers. Search is bad at finding what you want but good at keeping you searching. Here in Canada, kijiji(ebay classifieds)…
My local library never made the jump to Blu-Ray and still only has DVDs. They have physical copies of video games too though.
Full pile of standards available here: https://pub.smpte.org/doc/ There's some really neat ones all the way from film standards to digital cinema
Not surprised to hear this from anal_reactor.
Tragic that with a modern efficiency oriented SoC it still has such dissapointing battery life. Expected an improvement over X series thinkpads. At least it can charge off a powerbank, but that's pretty standard now.
Lightning was crew cab only.
Being conparable to the original performance might be a feature on it's own. Insurance companies don't care what mods you do to your car, even EV swapping, except performance mods. If you tell them you've been doing…
Ok, but the models only know what to draw because we fed them images of dementia patients and babies. Maybe image generators can be a loophole for consent legally, but it seems even grosser morally.
It can't really decode 480p/i very well. The fact that it has component video out makes it a swiss army knife for everything else 240p/480i/480p.
If you're local library has boardgames, you can check out a bunch of two player games to try out! My go-to for simple cooperative activity is jigsaw puzzles. Just go at your own pace and enjoy.
Perhaps having a scratched up laptop matches the concrete stand.
CNC machines drove down operator wages. Its similar to the translator example where the machine code is written by someone else, but the person running the machine still needs to understand. Simple pushing the go button…
> But here’s the kicker > Let that sink in The biggest tell for AI writing is just being AI adjacent. I've started avoiding reading AI articles here because (surprise) they all feel like a chatGPT transcript.
I agree entirely. Seeing all llm garbage being published made me realize how insecure people are about their writing. Since realizing, I've been stubbornly improving my own writing and not touching LLMs. Takes a bit of…
> Reading it isn't the most fun, but let's face it - most professional reading isn't the most fun. You're probably skimming most of the content anyways. I find it difficult to skim AI writing. It's persuasive even when…
Writing a first draft may come easy, but there's more to the process than that. An LLM can go from outline to "article" in one step. I can't. I don't write often, so revising and rewriting is very slow for me. I'm not…