Laurel1234

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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
How do you spend so much? Our company also has Claude enterprise pricing. I have a monthly limit of $800, I use Opus for everything, and I'm around the limit after the month. Genuinely can't imagine spending 12 times as many token
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Jail time (hard jail time, not that country club bullshit) for the entire C-suite and you might see some change.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
> The fines need to be a standard percentage of income or the personal assets / freedom of officers needs to be on the line This is the obvious solution to most problems but of course they're the ones writing the laws so it&#x2
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Really cool. Everyone's given feedback about the length and such but mine is about the keyboard: it feels like the high/low/allowed colours should update as you go from slot to slot but they don't so it's pretty use
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
It's pretty hard to separate this from confirmation bias. But I've had to disable the YouTube app and switch to mobile web because it would just buffer nonstop on everything; never had issues like with it like this before.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Sorry I hate genocide man. Should I apologize to Cromwell?
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Feel free to explain the difference. All you can respond with is outrage because your position is not internally consistent. You can see its morally reprehensible when the Ruzzians do it but when it comes to your country oh no then it'
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
In both cases the settlers from an imperialist power vote their allegiance to said imperialist power.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
> to enforce a culture on those people despite existing treaties, laws, culture and democracy? Britain has been doing this to Ireland for the last 800 years. You still continue to hold their land, oppress its people and do your best to e
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
> No. The reason was not economic, the reason was that the government polled the people living there and found that support for remaining British is ~100%. The Russians in Donetsk and Luhansk also voted to be part of Russia and not Ukrai
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Love that since you realise your position is untenable, you just refuse to address it so it doesn't evince how untenable your other positions are. Must give props to English honesty though, most people would be savvy enough to come up
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
It'd be even easier if Gibraltar is returned to Spain to whom it belongs.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Unless there's some way to version control LLM context these are fairly different things.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Or we could just use our fucking brains, how about that?
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Clanker image emdash emdash emdash emdash emdash emdash not to X but to Y
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
https://twitterwebviewer.com/?tweet=2048130059412844995 There's like a trillion more examples you can pick from, as we all know it's been a core part of their marketing. > It’s an exaggeration at best, dishones
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
What do you mean? It's literally been a significant part of their marketing.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
> With traditional cursive you do your upstroke, lift the pen, place the dot (or short short stroke), reverse and do the downstroke. I do it like this, backtracking to add a dot doesn't seem so bad when you're lifting the pen a
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Super interesting article. I don't cross ts either, I tested out on a piece of paper and what I do is a vertical (slightly curved) stroke, loop to the left, cross the stroke and then a downwards stroke. I tried the jitter example and i
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
37% is a huge amount though. Obviously fixing the problem would require many different solutions to come together, but that's an immense improvement that can be made with a mere law.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
And enshrine remote working in law, so much of our commuting is utterly unnecessary.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Any examples?
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Carbon offsets are absolutely a scam but you could easily force data centers to provide their own renewable energy.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
It's really fucked in the country with the most expensive kWh in all of Europe...
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
It's a symptom of inequality. It will start happening more and more even in the first world if inequality isn't tackled and wealth continues to concentrate.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Think he meant three quarters of a billion. Although that seems way too high for paying users still.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Sam Altman raped his sister and assassinated a whistleblower. He's been removed from his last two companies for being a habitual liar (he managed to strongarm his way back into OpenAI of course). He only has money brcause he sold his f
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
> and the world isn't willing to turn dictatorships and ultraconservative theocracies into pariah states. The US has been foremost among western democracies in backing dictatorships, even genocidal ones.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Anthropic fumble of Fable's release will go down in the history books, makes sense for OpenAI to run with it.
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by Laurel1234 3mo ago
Well in my case the government would have converted my USD salary into monopoly money at half of its value (that's before any taxes mind you) and it wouldn't even be legal for me to convert it back, so overall it was pretty cheap

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