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Magic
Of course
cross-posted from: piefed.zip/c/linuxmemes@lemmy.world/…/of-course
Superficial Intelligence
cross-posted from: feddit.org/post/36556111
yes
Cruel and abusive behavior
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no one can understand AI
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/52826581
panic! at file main.rs lig: 12 col: 6
cicada 3301 rule
context en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cicada_3301
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JPEG XL is Dead. Long Live JPEG XL
groups.google.com/a/chromium.org/…/NmOyvMCCBAAJ?p…
UPDATE: …googlesource.com/…/3f500995689490b24355bddb6efdc…
Look at the way he writes for loops too smh
When you run out of Claude tokens
All Borrow Checkers Are Bastards (ABCAB - 12312)
is email marketing even worth it for an API product?
So I’ve been thinking about this for a while. I run a small screenshot API - nothing huge, mix of free and paid users. The thing is, most people who actually use it don’t even log into the dashboard. They just wrote their integration code once and forgot about us lol
But here’s what bugs me - there’s a decent chunk of users who signed up, got their API key, and then… nothing. Zero requests. Ever.
Is it even worth sending them emails? Like “hey you signed up 3 months ago, here’s how to get started” kind of thing. Part of me thinks if someone couldn’t be bothered to make a single API call, no email is gonna change that. They probably just signed up while evaluating options and went with something else.
On the other hand maybe they just got distracted or the docs weren’t clear enough at the time?
For those of you running API products or dev tools - do you bother with re-engagement emails for users who never made a single request? Or is it just noise at that point
Cancel Your Subscription: A browser game where you try to cancel your subscription
Way too realistic
Perfectly cloning the Microsoft Teams experience
go on, sniff
Quick, someone release Chatbot 2000!