Posts by llewelly@sauropods.win
 (DIR) Post #B44TFY0CUraahucZV2 by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @futurebird the answer probably depends on the setting of the freezer knob, because that is classic UI design.
       
 (DIR) Post #B44TFYE1fSeFOn5c36 by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @futurebird *for ancient UI design nerds, yes, this is a reference to a refrigerator knob issue described in Normans _The Design of Everyday Things_ , in which it turned out the refrigerator temp control knob was dependent on the setting of the freezer knob control in the attached freezer, which Norman presented as a design which seemed reasonable to an engineer, but produced dreadfully confusing behavior.
       
 (DIR) Post #B6qPIDFbbXxdx2hSWe by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @ariadne in science, there is a long tradition of using language that is practically the opposite of persuasive.Even though it's terrible for the careers of individual scientists, and their ability to convince the public, it's still a net benefit to the advancement of science.But the world of LLMs chose persuasive language.
       
 (DIR) Post #B8AYSoBv12Z2uY7wwa by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @fribbledom never fear. Now that AI has set a new precedent by forcing RAM prices to double every 6 months, soon the era of needing to optimize for minimal memory use will return!
       
 (DIR) Post #B8AZBBhaxpUyZR6aki by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @fribbledom you know the old saying. An army lives on its feet blogs. Or something like that.
       
 (DIR) Post #B9hM5PfrUcyyG9Xjqi by llewelly@sauropods.win
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       @IzzyOnDroid somehow it's both fascinating and exhausting that they want you to read it when they didn't even write it.