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93po
2y ago
as a fellow pedant, i also really appreciated this clarification. i love it when i learn i've been saying something wrong!
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2y ago
Film/TV ratings is a famously terrible, opaque process with no rhyme or reason to it at all, and everyone in hollywood hates it
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2y ago
out of curiosity, do you make money from your blog or recommending apps?
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2y ago
it's very low on both the "social" side and "media" side. It's mostly text, it's largely technical topics, there's commenting but it's effectively anonymous aside from a couple really well known
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2y ago
leechblock works for me because i have adhd and will open a time wasting website as a reflex and without thinking about it. i'm met with the block page and I'm like "that's fair". it will not, however, stop the deli
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2y ago
i hate windows and refuse to use it, but this is also the most annoying thing apple does outside not allowing real third party browser support in ios. it's 2024 and the robots are having human conversations with us and rockets are land
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2y ago
All the instructions I gave it were entirely ignored so I gave up trying
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2y ago
I wrote a comment to this exact effect yesterday. We didn't have both sides of the story, let's give Sam/OAI, like, literally just a single day to present their own side. And now he did, and I am sure all the people shouting
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2y ago
if i recall that only won because they contacted Tom first and he said no, which isn't what happened with OAI/SJ
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2y ago
The article clearly disputes this. They hired and worked with the voice actor for Sky months before the first time SJ was contacted, and the voice actor used for Sky never had the movie Her or SJ's name mentioned to her a single time
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2y ago
Conveniently that stat doesn't say whether it's relay attacks, or just getting towed, or some other means
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2y ago
This is really unkind and this sort of discourse makes this website increasingly pretty boring to read. Please don't be unkind.
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2y ago
I flagged it because 1. As the general public we don't have the full picture, and Sam Altman (as far as I know) hasn't even had the opportunity to provide his own side to the story. 2. It's inflammatory clickbait 3. It's
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2y ago
If someone evaluates whether to socialize with you based off of this, and it's important enough to you to not have or carry a smart phone, then they're probably not super compatible as friends or a partner anyway
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2y ago
i do in fact wear safety glasses when frying stuff and oil is splattering but you're right that most don't
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2y ago
The challenges they've had are easily surmountable with time and iteration. And SpaceX has a really healthy financial runway these days.
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2y ago
Sam wasn't fired for doing a bad job at YC, he was fired because the compensation structure wasn't something he was happy with, which is why he was also "double dipping" with his own funds into startups - something that
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2y ago
Tesla has said they're moving to 48v for "all future vehicles". So my assumption is whenever their existing models get a big change-up, 48v will be part of that change-up. I doubt they're going to switch e.g. Model 3 to
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2y ago
Audi has sold less than 10k cars total with a 48v system since 2018 and isn't even double digit percent of their total US sales. MB does better with a few hundred thousand since 2018. Tesla will be shipping a couple million per year .
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2y ago
probably because it's a lazy argument and doesn't have much substance to it and is only speculative. it also has ridiculous bias in its writing e.g. uses bootlegger imagery to describe these companies.
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2y ago
and fling peanut butter everywhere, and spend 3 minutes washing the beater off
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2y ago
im human and much much more partial to typing than talking. talking is a lot of work for me and i can't process my thinking well at all without writing.
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2y ago
i'd say emotions are engaging, anger is just the easiest one to evoke by people who want to monetize your attention
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2y ago
i never understand how people use the internet without adblockers, it's a totall different experience. do they just not value their time and mental bandwidth at all ? same thing for people who watch TV with commercials every 8 minutes
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2y ago
i can see reds and greens, but very similar shades next to each other, i can't tell. i also can't see either color very well when it's a really small sample size (for example, the green under my power switch on my wireless mo
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2y ago
there's lots of other benefits (for cops) for joining, also the general vibe with police work in the US is that if you're not on board, you're going to get harassed and threatened (and rarely assaulted/murdered) until yo
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2y ago
I think the problem is that the fast majority of workers in the US would probably have better work conditions, job security, or compensation if they were in a good union. So on one hand we have an extremely niche union that sucks, but als
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2y ago
how is chatgpt a parasite but SO isn't? they make millions of dollars off of volunteer contributions
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2y ago
same. capitalism is bad. people should be kind to one another and work together. spare 93po from "the naughty list" please
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2y ago
i wish stack overflow spent any of the past decade+ as the leader in this area to innovate and make their platform at all better than it is now. i hate the experience of googling and finding a SO answer, chatGPT is a massively better experi
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