benhurmarcel

Only if you actually try to achieve them

Exactly, without talking about automated checkers or publishing policies, if a text gives readers the impression is was LLM-generated it will affect how they judge it.

Recently a contractor presented a small internal tool they made for a very specific task. The UI text gave a direct impression to be entirely LLM-generated with no human edition. It makes the entire tool look vibe-coded, affecting how we judge it. Now I question whether they even reviewed the functionality correctness, which I wouldn't doubt if the UI didn't look generated.

I got locked out of some websites by Cloudflare Turnstile on some very standard configurations, like an iPhone on Safari, or a Windows 11 desktop with Firefox or Edge, neither with a VPN on. I never found out why.

Now add up the engineer’s salary and you’ll find that software seats already cost more than those R&D ones.

I often use LLMs to suggest recipes based on some criterias, but yes once you decided what you want to cook always go find some non-IA recipes for it

And then we have the national post office sending its notifications from the scammiest-looking domain they could find: noreply@notif-colissimo-laposte.info

It has a good title

Can it store multiple urls for the same password now?

I’m left handed and can use a mouse with either hand. It’s just a matter of habit.

In his case of a large company, I’d expect that completing the useless training is necessary to get access to the tool. That’s how it worked in mine.

If you disable your watch history, Youtube won't show you personalized Shorts anymore. Much less addictive.

I don’t think PWA can do widgets indeed, but they can have an icon on the iOS home screen.

I’m surprised the author went for native apps rather than a PWA for this use

For column types there are STRICT tables now

Standard card payment that you need to autorize on your phone in your bank's app...

Did you stop looking at cars after 2015 ? Most electric cars look very normal.

> cite wanting things to "just work", often claiming that they "don't want making the computer work to become a second job"

I feel this way, yet I've used Linux on the desktop for a decade before, even selecting my hardware for compatibility. Yet even when using "stable" distros like Ubuntu, it did require maintenance regularly. With more hyped distros like Arch it was constant. Sure I was always able to fix it, but I had to do it.

I installed Windows back when I started having kids. I just don't have the time and mental space anymore to dedicate to fixing the OS regularly. I need to be able to let updates happen and not wonder whether I need to have 20 minutes free afterwards to fix something.

> they provide roads for lots and lots of EU transit traffic

Not for free though

In many countries, the word “government” only refers to the executive branch

They never claimed it was faster, but healthier

In that case, if you stick to pre-ground coffee, just get an Oxo Rapid Brewer. It’s cheap, easy and fast to use and clean, and only requires a kettle. You’ll get decent coffee.

I wonder how many grams of coffee beans they consider are in 1 cup though.

Especially if you like Americanos, chances are you'll be happier with filter coffee from good beans, rather than spending it in an espresso machine.

Get an Aeropress, or Hario Switch, or Clever dripper. A kettle and some filters. For beans buy from roasters that do light/meduim roasts, and print a recent roasting date on the package/website. The only expensive item should be a grinder, look at 1zpresso Q/Air/X or Kingrinder K6 if you want to limit price.

Done, thanks

I don't know, I never got an invitation to Lobsters and yet I still go through it regularly. You find some interesting links and comments even if you can't participate.

I recently had a similar experience. I wrote a 4-page specification. The person receiving it had an LLM summarize it in a few bullet points instead of reading through it. I got a proposal which doesn't match the need, and then he complained that my objections should have been mentioned in the spec in the first place (they were, but not in his LLM summary).

It's just frustrating. I'm not one that obsesses over the meaning of every word, but there's no way a summary in 10 bullet points can contain all the information from a 4-page document.

Yes being a parent would tend to correlate to a drop in physical activities and sports

That’s not sarcasm and it doesn’t allow any backup, it literally just to make sure you didn’t forget the PIN. It’s once a week, forever. It’s a good way to make sure people don’t activate 2FA.

https://faq.whatsapp.com/1278661612895630/

> WhatsApp will regularly ask you to enter your PIN as a reminder. As long as you don't reset the PIN, you will get a reminder once a week.

I wonder how long does the system store those notifications

Reminds me what Whatsapp if you set up a 2FA PIN, which forces you to type it about every week to check if you forgot it. So annoying.