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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
It scrapes all e-mail addresses with names and allows CSV export?
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
There are many valid reasons for making anonymous calls in 2024, including but not limited to being able to suss out information without exposing ones on identity.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
The Act of Killing JODOROWSKY’S Dune Burden of Dreams
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
NO, it's perverted way to look for content that could be found without the weirdo/CP/incest references. There's no excuse for that language, and as far as SEO goes, are these webmasters trying to groom users, or do they
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
1. Responsiveness 2. Excellent voice recognition for dictation of questions and device control 3. Web reading/browsing capability 4. Instant webpage to PDF conversion 5. Instant storage of those PDFs for use as custom LLM training data
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Excellent reference info. Thank you!
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Meta and a Google have both deigned to butcher Latin surnames which often have spaces. Monocultural government and customer service reps do it too. The result is 100 aliases in my credit report with forms of my name I would never use, and m
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
It is interesting that no one responded. These falls under AdTech and AdOps. There are some people here who can provide insight. I'm not one of them, but I would like to know more too, and would love to see a primer.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Indeed. In fact, I will refuse to sign up out of spite.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
I want to second this view--simple transparency and being upfront about pricing sets the tone for an entire ongoing relationship, and is even critical to beginning one. I have a 99 percent rejection rate of every website that doesn't p
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Nature finds a wqy.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
That’s outrageous. Paying for a service should not mean concurrent subscription to populating police databases. I’m a bit surprised California would permit this.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
People are conditioned not care, but I seriously doubt that is avoid argument for not providing anonymity as a default product considering the risks when genome data is breached. Surely, it’s not that costly to delete data? The only reason
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
And it is the choice of the money, over solving the problems that chasing money creates, that perpetuates our global disorder.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
The evidence people do not prefer to be lazy. UBI studies show this too. Where is your evidence?
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
But even if professionals have studied, inordinate wealth ought not be an entitlement, since it is a gateway to dynastic wealth via inheritance.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Taxing the very wealthy heavily isn’t intended to fund the state. That argument is a red herring. It should be done to reduce the concentration of power that comes with dynastic wealth, which corrupts society. Arguments to maintain our stat
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
All true, which brings up the question how much better will the world be with a new elite. Also, maybe today’s generation of revolutionaries will do something different.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
I remember this from back in the day. This invokes severe nostalgia pangs.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Larry effing Summers?! Really? Was Henry Kissinger unavailable?
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
I do. When I asked about a type of medicine used by women for improve chances of fertility, Claude lectured and then denied providing basic pharmacological information, saying my partner must go to her gyno. When I said that doctor had issu
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
The Horatio Alger school do economics. All BS, all the time, but orthodoxy nonetheless and the basis of conservative and libertarian economic thinking.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Inflation isn’t simply driven up by supply but also greed. It is highly important to remember economics is snake oil for the lost part. As short a time as a few years ago, the Nobel Prize was awarded for work proving wage increases did it
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Chat GPT 4 accomplishes all of this already, no?
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Is there a good reason why there isn't a hot key combo for zooming on tracks with a Mac in 2023? Command + is the standard for a lot of media editors in Mac OS.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
It would be very nice if once all those sources are aggregated with this tool, including hopefully all YouTube, X, and FB lists, saved items, histories, and browser histories, that all of this can be downloaded as a .CSV we can use to train
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Now if there is a way to identify dupes and consolidate, plus a way to instantly preview and dispatch photo libraries to new locations, these features would really answer the need to wrangle data.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
There is no better way to destroy employee morale than to spy on them. If only managers would set goals, and let workers achieve them as best they can.
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Exactly right! Even though a mandated lockdown would have been received badly everywhere self-absorbed individuals reside, and whiny business owners would cry about their profits during lockdown, and bad actors would exploit Americans'
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by EarthAmbassador 3y ago
Why do HR people demand the duplication of efforts including manual entry of the very same information on a resume or LinkedIn profile, two resources that many HR people request. This is abusive, lazy, and easily solvable issue. I don’t bot

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