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So they expect more cases of data being lost like this?

When I do code review these days, sometimes I genuinely can't tell whether I'm talking to the person or to the slop extruder. It often ends up with me repeating the same comment over and over again.

Huh, what happened? Would you mind linking some more details?

I'm waiting for the day substack puts RSS access behind a paywall. Unfortunately some decent blogs are still on that platform

That time when Zitron himself admits that the post is long 💀

My decision to setup Jellyfin gets even more validation thanks to changes like this one.

The article from the screenshot: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/meta-grabs-eu-approval-to-train-ai-with-social-media-posts-1034586675

The lesswrong-tier post lengths aren't helping to get all the way through them

I run into this process every time I visit Poland (mostly because I visit so rarely that I forget) and every time I'm astonished how seriously fucked up it is.

The most annoying part is having to scan a receipt in order to exit the self checkout area.

In the stark contrast to the above self checkout process in Switzerland works so smoothly. Mostly because nobody is subjected to the bullshit described above. There's even an option to grab a scanner, scan everything on the go and just pay at exit.

Swiss Post has this too!

It's called "data chauffered": instead of following the data, tell it where it needs to take you

"you're holding it wrong" worked for iphones, so maybe it'll work for llms too…