Tja
@Tja@programming.dev
- Comment on what 4 hours ago:
Do you know the phrase cut your nose to spite your face?
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 19 hours ago:
No worries.
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 1 day ago:
The 256 thing was written by a person. AI doesn’t have exclusive rights to being dumb, plenty of dumb people around.
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
That’s not the product that’s expensive, it’s the dentist salary you’re paying (and I don’t thing you are going to buy braces online).
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
I disagree, I’ve heard the same thing about many other things and haven’t seen any of those happen. I guess we’ll see in years?
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
Tooth brushes are under one euro. Tooth paste is around one euro. Both last like a a couple of months. Floss and inter-dental brushes are a couple of euros.
Not everything is implants and high tech drills, the consumer products to take care of your teeth are cheap as fuck. Unless you volunteer to buy the toothbrush with leds, Bluetooth and timer, but that’s a tech toy, not a dental product.
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
I think it’s a conspiracy theory. The vast majority of people use manual brushes. Of those who use electric ones, a majority use dumb ones. Of those who use smart ones, some people don’t use the app. Or don’t bother opening the app every time they brush. Those who register probably don’t provide insurance info. The data they collect is basically useless for individual cases, and definitely useless on a bigger scale.
My take is that it’s a gimmick to help sell you more expensive brushes when you are browsing and comparing them.
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 1 day ago:
Neither can we…
- Comment on AI agents wrong ~70% of time: Carnegie Mellon study 1 day ago:
DocumentDB is not for one drive documents (PDFs and such). It’s for “documents” as in serialized objects (json or bson).
- Comment on That's really not okay 1 day ago:
“Dear roommate”
Funny, tho.
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
I have the cheapest oral-b (bought for under 20 euros about a decade ago) and it uses AA-batteries, a pair of rechargeable ikea 1900mah batteries last for about 100 cumulative minutes of usage.
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
Ah yes, there’s a whole line forming to buy data about teeth brushing, it’s like a gold mine.
- Comment on Just.....why? 1 day ago:
But that’s way too rational and doesn’t let me rage, I don’t like it!
- Comment on YSK that fracking is not safe. People living near fracking sites are more likely to develop serious diseases 3 days ago:
A single one maybe not, if we standardize and scale it might work. If solar and batteries keep getting cheaper, it might not be worth it, but the current problem is that new reactors are their own unique snowflakes, making it more expensive.
- Comment on YSK that fracking is not safe. People living near fracking sites are more likely to develop serious diseases 4 days ago:
If someone “knew” before we had data, that’s not my definition of reasonable.
- Comment on YSK that fracking is not safe. People living near fracking sites are more likely to develop serious diseases 4 days ago:
Huh? France seems to be doing OK.
- Comment on YSK that fracking is not safe. People living near fracking sites are more likely to develop serious diseases 4 days ago:
Hanlon’s razor
- Comment on My Take Home Pay 1 week ago:
Health care, childcare, infrastructure (Bahn jokes aside), unemployment benefits, social programs, education…
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
Sure, I was just commenting about the us-centricity of lemmy.
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
Do you know what ethnic cleansing is?
- Comment on [Video] BBC cuts away during pro-Palestine musicians Kneecap. The followup act Bob Vylan invents a new chant on live TV 1 week ago:
They haven’t made any numerical claim. The argument against biased data is a fundamental one. Arguing that someone’s methodology is wrong is not arguing that the opposite of the conclusion is true. They are just saying “Facebook research don’t count”. I don’t know what statistical evidence you need for “Facebook research don’t count”.
- Comment on Corporations are saving the planet! 1 week ago:
Annoying? Am I the only one who thinks it’s more convenient? The cap cannot fall, you can open it one handed, you cannot lose the cap…
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
When the new guy is planning some ethnic cleansing, is not tone deaf.
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
I think reddit was more diverse, many local communities, language specific communities, etc.
- Comment on Sincerely, your literally poorest europoor. 1 week ago:
When the bullets are American, it is relevant.
- Comment on You're not alone: This email from Google's Gemini team is concerning 1 week ago:
It’s just more convenient. I’m not usually Googling if a mushroom is poisonous, I’m Googling how to get the length of an array in python or something similar. If it doesn’t work, I come back and look at the second result, which happens less than once a week.
- Comment on You're not alone: This email from Google's Gemini team is concerning 1 week ago:
The AI summary is additive, I don’t see how it makes it worse. I find it useful to save time and it’s right in most cases, if I need something of vital importance (like the opening time for a shop) I don’t use search results anyway, I go to maps where I expect to find a link to their official website (not trusting the opening hours on maps either).
- Comment on You're not alone: This email from Google's Gemini team is concerning 1 week ago:
Nope.
- Comment on You're not alone: This email from Google's Gemini team is concerning 1 week ago:
Traditional search often is also wrong, showing some 3rd party website or a link farm.
With AI search I get a summary AND the result list, so I have more info to make a decision.
- Comment on Tesla's European car sales nosedive for fifth month as customers switch to Chinese EVs 1 week ago:
That’s exactly our requirement, if budget allows even getting the 90Ah model for 150km. Plus I love the looks, weird and futuristic. Thanks for sharing!