i got argon the day it was released on a subsidized (student) pro account
HN is hilarious man lol half the world runs on the office suite and drive, at all levels
that's me
it used to be, i'm finding myself following up the overview conversation more often than not
so instead of a facebook account (free) they now need to hire someone to develop a solution (with built-in instant messaging), host, optimize for search, maintain the website...
heaps of small venues would see their online presence deleted overnight. the product fits a use case even if you don't like it.
wym? doing code challenges all day for a big salary is peak corporate drone, a literally useless skill for a life oustside a corporate office
lol this is the childiest thing i've read here
i take these are all 20 somethings larping as old timers
i really can't believe what i'm reading, on a tech/science site from all places
you can... just... not use it
>It's much easier for people to silo themselves off and fix any problem that appears i fail to realize how is this a negative thing
>more than being useful, people want to feel special. They got this perception the LLM makes them less special, and that’s what killed their interest in the practice. pretty much this, i realized it in the comments…
yay war crimes
yeah that's me
lol that's so false and uninformed it's hilarious
it would take a regime that doesn't bomb girl schools for that to be effective
i am amazed they expect everyone else to see the chinese as these fiction-like evil corrupt dictators
if people find a feature for the physically disabled useful they'll use it. should manufacturers ship disabled-only versions with those features enabled and disable them in the other devices?
god please no
this comment put a smile on my face
some people, most people i'd say, don't really enjoy working with computers. if you ask anyone on the street they know chatgpt of course but ask them what an agent is and they will have no idea.
are you being intentionally obtuse? yes, those were all contemporary things. some classes had access to some activities, and some other classes had to settle (to put it lightly) with some other ones. the aristocracy…
scarcity fosters creativity too
that sounds well intended but naive and unrealistic
i got argon the day it was released on a subsidized (student) pro account
HN is hilarious man lol half the world runs on the office suite and drive, at all levels
that's me
it used to be, i'm finding myself following up the overview conversation more often than not
so instead of a facebook account (free) they now need to hire someone to develop a solution (with built-in instant messaging), host, optimize for search, maintain the website...
heaps of small venues would see their online presence deleted overnight. the product fits a use case even if you don't like it.
wym? doing code challenges all day for a big salary is peak corporate drone, a literally useless skill for a life oustside a corporate office
lol this is the childiest thing i've read here
i take these are all 20 somethings larping as old timers
i really can't believe what i'm reading, on a tech/science site from all places
you can... just... not use it
>It's much easier for people to silo themselves off and fix any problem that appears i fail to realize how is this a negative thing
>more than being useful, people want to feel special. They got this perception the LLM makes them less special, and that’s what killed their interest in the practice. pretty much this, i realized it in the comments…
yay war crimes
yeah that's me
lol that's so false and uninformed it's hilarious
it would take a regime that doesn't bomb girl schools for that to be effective
i am amazed they expect everyone else to see the chinese as these fiction-like evil corrupt dictators
if people find a feature for the physically disabled useful they'll use it. should manufacturers ship disabled-only versions with those features enabled and disable them in the other devices?
god please no
this comment put a smile on my face
some people, most people i'd say, don't really enjoy working with computers. if you ask anyone on the street they know chatgpt of course but ask them what an agent is and they will have no idea.
are you being intentionally obtuse? yes, those were all contemporary things. some classes had access to some activities, and some other classes had to settle (to put it lightly) with some other ones. the aristocracy…
scarcity fosters creativity too
that sounds well intended but naive and unrealistic