I did not take that position. You asked if US citizens could refuse AI without religious exemption, possibly suggesting the dramatics are unnecessary, and I answered that I could not.
Possibly not. I would get fired if I said "yeah, I'm not using [AI]."
Here's an easy example. Every discord client now ships with Krisp, and many clients squelch settings were automatically changed from standard to Krisp when this feature launched.…
Local journalism _feels_ like more than a job. Before my CS career, I was a photojournalist for a few different daily papers. It felt like important work. We were history keepers and story tellers for a community.…
> I still don't understand how people justify the cost of using API keys vs. subscription Like a big white truck or a 600mm lens, expensive gear should be purchased by an employer. I think most folks talking about API…
> Given the palpable shift in online conversation since a couple of Russian datacenters got blown up Forgive me, but hacker news is the only social media I participate in. Is this a pretty commonly held sentiment? Like…
> $300 minipc will get you much further than this thing will. Unless your goal is to comfortably watch TV using a TV remote.
I could not find a single blu ray player online with this feature. Can you please provide a recommendation for a player that has multi-disc memory?
My PS5 supports this in the narrowest of cases: the DVD is stopped, power is uninterrupted, the DVD is not ejected. There's definitely no persistent memory of episodes watched. What is your DVD player?
I foolishly purchased the Blu-Ray remaster of Battlestar Galactica and every damn episode begins with the same introduction from Ronald Moore talking about sound quality. To your earlier points about VHS and Streaming,…
> as a form of entertainment Absolutely and I was thinking about this when I wrote my initial comment. It's a good consideration. Star Trek _does_ have an AI computer capable of generating code and stories and all it…
> Although it certainly helped that TNG is by faaar my favorite of the Treks. The final season of Picard was pure fan service AND I LOVED EVERY MOMENT OF IT! Even when I'm critical of Trek, I'm still there and trying to…
I've found season 4 of SNW to be the best Star Trek in the 21st century. Can you share what you enjoyed more in its earlier seasons? DSC and Picard were long slogs in the spirit of "grit" and "realism." SNW having fun,…
You've got some replies suggesting this isn't a gimmick, but I think you're starting a good conversation. Silver paper is more sensitive to blue, so the red setting does make a difference, but materials in rubylith and…
AI generated Star Trek is an oxymoron. Gene Roddenberry's ghost stirs the longer we even consider the idea. Two quotes from Star Trek "The Ultimate Computer" - a very prescient episode. KIRK There are certain things men…
Interesting. I'm intending not to reach out it in my case. The goal was to find a safeISH default parameter when constructing a WHATWG URL only for its pathname. I've seen google STUN servers used in production. Folks…
I have been naively using example.com in the browser. WHATWG URL throws if there is no origin when constructing the URL. Web apps that need to construct _just_ the pathname must go through this song and dance. `new…
> It was a gamble against your own time and patience. At this point, what do the words even mean? Your own patience and available time are always completely random and fairly distributed across a large enough data set?…
> but I don't want to be rude and mean. I've also found that "bruh" and f-bombs get me better results, but like you say, I don't want to have that vocabulary.
This is a skill I learned as a coffee shop supervisor and youth camp counselor, and now I really practice it on Slack with half-interested product owners. - Always describe tasks in the positive. (Never describe tasks…
I think you're replying to an AI advertisement. Any HN user hyping a specific model or tool is a bot. They're almost always complimentary of the original article regardless of quality or understanding.
The experience can be vastly different than deeply configuring a system like a power user. My nontechnical, 87-years-old grandfather is putting together apps to help him with his language practice. He uses Google iirc.…
> the validity of the argument itself is orthogonal to the speaker’s identity. How did you arrive at this conclusion? Are you actually the Big Bad Wolf? That sounds like something the Big Bad Wolf would say.
This doesn't hold up to scrutiny because tech companies _do_ provide input at policy level. Sticking to transportation, auto groups and manufacturers were able to popularize "jay walking" a century ago. Tech leadership…
It seems like the wrong tool for the job to me, but I was curious and thought about it a little: After initial page load, a service worker could intercept all the HTMX app's AJAX requests, but it could only work with…
I did not take that position. You asked if US citizens could refuse AI without religious exemption, possibly suggesting the dramatics are unnecessary, and I answered that I could not.
Possibly not. I would get fired if I said "yeah, I'm not using [AI]."
Here's an easy example. Every discord client now ships with Krisp, and many clients squelch settings were automatically changed from standard to Krisp when this feature launched.…
Local journalism _feels_ like more than a job. Before my CS career, I was a photojournalist for a few different daily papers. It felt like important work. We were history keepers and story tellers for a community.…
> I still don't understand how people justify the cost of using API keys vs. subscription Like a big white truck or a 600mm lens, expensive gear should be purchased by an employer. I think most folks talking about API…
> Given the palpable shift in online conversation since a couple of Russian datacenters got blown up Forgive me, but hacker news is the only social media I participate in. Is this a pretty commonly held sentiment? Like…
> $300 minipc will get you much further than this thing will. Unless your goal is to comfortably watch TV using a TV remote.
I could not find a single blu ray player online with this feature. Can you please provide a recommendation for a player that has multi-disc memory?
My PS5 supports this in the narrowest of cases: the DVD is stopped, power is uninterrupted, the DVD is not ejected. There's definitely no persistent memory of episodes watched. What is your DVD player?
I foolishly purchased the Blu-Ray remaster of Battlestar Galactica and every damn episode begins with the same introduction from Ronald Moore talking about sound quality. To your earlier points about VHS and Streaming,…
> as a form of entertainment Absolutely and I was thinking about this when I wrote my initial comment. It's a good consideration. Star Trek _does_ have an AI computer capable of generating code and stories and all it…
> Although it certainly helped that TNG is by faaar my favorite of the Treks. The final season of Picard was pure fan service AND I LOVED EVERY MOMENT OF IT! Even when I'm critical of Trek, I'm still there and trying to…
I've found season 4 of SNW to be the best Star Trek in the 21st century. Can you share what you enjoyed more in its earlier seasons? DSC and Picard were long slogs in the spirit of "grit" and "realism." SNW having fun,…
You've got some replies suggesting this isn't a gimmick, but I think you're starting a good conversation. Silver paper is more sensitive to blue, so the red setting does make a difference, but materials in rubylith and…
AI generated Star Trek is an oxymoron. Gene Roddenberry's ghost stirs the longer we even consider the idea. Two quotes from Star Trek "The Ultimate Computer" - a very prescient episode. KIRK There are certain things men…
Interesting. I'm intending not to reach out it in my case. The goal was to find a safeISH default parameter when constructing a WHATWG URL only for its pathname. I've seen google STUN servers used in production. Folks…
I have been naively using example.com in the browser. WHATWG URL throws if there is no origin when constructing the URL. Web apps that need to construct _just_ the pathname must go through this song and dance. `new…
> It was a gamble against your own time and patience. At this point, what do the words even mean? Your own patience and available time are always completely random and fairly distributed across a large enough data set?…
> but I don't want to be rude and mean. I've also found that "bruh" and f-bombs get me better results, but like you say, I don't want to have that vocabulary.
This is a skill I learned as a coffee shop supervisor and youth camp counselor, and now I really practice it on Slack with half-interested product owners. - Always describe tasks in the positive. (Never describe tasks…
I think you're replying to an AI advertisement. Any HN user hyping a specific model or tool is a bot. They're almost always complimentary of the original article regardless of quality or understanding.
The experience can be vastly different than deeply configuring a system like a power user. My nontechnical, 87-years-old grandfather is putting together apps to help him with his language practice. He uses Google iirc.…
> the validity of the argument itself is orthogonal to the speaker’s identity. How did you arrive at this conclusion? Are you actually the Big Bad Wolf? That sounds like something the Big Bad Wolf would say.
This doesn't hold up to scrutiny because tech companies _do_ provide input at policy level. Sticking to transportation, auto groups and manufacturers were able to popularize "jay walking" a century ago. Tech leadership…
It seems like the wrong tool for the job to me, but I was curious and thought about it a little: After initial page load, a service worker could intercept all the HTMX app's AJAX requests, but it could only work with…