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Not sure if you're referring to LLMs or humans here

The numbers seem to support the premise that people are leaving text-based social media. TikTok and YouTube are still growing, while Reddit, Facebook, X and the rest are stagnant or shrinking

X was popular but never had that many users, not even back in the Twitter days. This is a big part of why Twitter was so easily acquired.

It's legit funny how often this occurs. We just like to argue it seems

What's also crucial is having your beliefs be backed by reality, and tossing away beliefs that aren't.

What's special about the fleshy brain that a digital chip cannot replicate its judgement?

Do you have a baby?

I joked a while back that it was faster to vibe-code a white noise generator than to download a white-noise app. I've since tested that theory on the Google Play Store (iOS has one built in), and…

It's because OpenAI starts with an O, and an O looks like a butthole?

A site for looking up strata information for apartments in NSW, Australia https://stratachecks.com.au

Often think about how the most expensive part of driving in Sydney, especially in an EV, is parking.

I often think about how nearly everyone in my parent's generation knew someone with polio, but I know nobody from my generation in the world who had polio

I don't think we can predict ahead of time whether we'll need a leap second or not If the question is "why bother syncing time to Earth's orbit around the sun at all", I don&#…

The brilliant thing about the smear is that it distributes the new second across each second of the day, so that each second differed by 1/86400 seconds, well within the margin of error for NTP. …

That's the nature of most venture capital isn't it? Downside is capped, upside is uncapped, why not bet on as many companies as you can?

Do people here not realise that "second opinions" are a thing because humans disagree with each other when presented with the same case all the time? It's not just an LLM thing!

Making secondary cities more attractive ought to be part of the conversation around housing affordability

The biggest problem with CORS is precisely that most CORS errors show up as a frontend problem - specifically, a browser problem - but it needs to be fixed on the backend

Are there any examples of the opposite? Where NewGizmo beat OldGizmo by doing everything OldGizmo did, plus a few extra things?

Pretty funny that in an article that's 99% about apartments, the top comment here is about cars

It's cynical, but the more likely reason is "we can't sell you Fable, we now have all these spare compute, please don't cancel your subscription until after the IPO"

I think it's that too. Burger = burger buns, sandwich = bread I am living in Australia though so might be biased here

If I ordered a chicken burger and got a chicken sandwich, I would be a bit miffed. I think there's an element of expectation-setting when we're talking about authenticity. Personally, I woul…

> you guys were being assholes Where was this coming from?

Open source AI will win. It's the same reason why out of all the languages on the web we could have used, Javascript won.