Racing0461

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by Racing0461 3y ago
I thought that at first but the comments don't really have that AI stink to it or the 3rd world scammer reply chain aka (person 1: does anyone know anyone who can help with. my crypto purchase? person 2: hello sir, mrs heather, i have
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by Racing0461 3y ago
The US has no conservative party (in economics and culture) sans some guys streaming from their basement with greenscreen on kick and rumble (they got banned from twitch). It's really the battle of who can win (then do the same thing f
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by Racing0461 3y ago
There is also no legitimate Conservative Party in the us. Just chamber of commerce representatives like mitt Romney that is happy as long as taxes get cut and dod is funded and cedes all other social ground to democrats.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> from 2020 to 2022 so the largest growth of remote jobs were only included in the data? what about the last year that had the largest tech layoff in 2 decades and RTO mandate? Looks like i was right after all.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Until i see the data suggesting what the article is saying, i'll assume it's just some journalist intern trying to hit their article quote by taking a 1 sentence they saw on linkedin and blew it up to a full article.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Isn't this a better option than what nike is doing? they pay 10 cents per shoe but then we have to go to a store to buy it at 1000x the price. All this does is allow us to also pay 10 cents per show (albeit without the logo on it).
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by Racing0461 3y ago
This is just an opportunity for a company that wants to build a brand of high quality items for a higher price to enter. it remains to be seen if people care about quality tho.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
i don't get it.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
What are you trying to do? Also it's funny this topic came up since i just watchd this a couple days ago - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pQsdygaYcE4&t=1039s
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by Racing0461 3y ago
No offense but your paper and website is giving off serious elizabeth holmes vibes.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
AI (LLMs etc) exhibits "emergent behavior" properties. things like reasoning and other higher order effects. It could be mimicry (parrotting or cargo culting) but it seems like there is something that that isn't in a bunch of
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by Racing0461 3y ago
we need higher interest rates.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
This is just the cynic in me but they are most likely doing this for tax reasons or to not have to pay for demolition.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> no love for Canada from Google Does canada (or any other GDPR adjacent country) love google?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
I believe that's that he's saying. thats why we needed the s equation.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
+1 on consumer reports.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
SiriusXM made the very grave mistake of starting their business before the invention of the iphone. This will be studied in MBA schools for decades.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> user+suffix@domain It's even worse than that. At least the +XYZ is specified in the email rfc. Google has decided even further that periods in the name also go to the cononical email. ie hi.my.name@google.com is equal to himyname@
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> always send a confirmation email from your own side before marking the address as verified in your database This would render the login with x feature useless from a user pov.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> indefinite hospital order does this actually mean life?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Does Claude have any secret sauce or niche? Or is Anthropic just trying to beat gpt on synthetic llm benchmarks on hugging face?
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by Racing0461 3y ago
The value in twitter/youtube/IG/twitch etc is in the current social network/users, not the tech. That's why its insanely hard to create new social networks.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Is it really a Veblen goods when the ROI on marketing/social status increases appropriately? In the same way a company can pay for marketing, buying a rolex/lambo is like exchanging fiscal currency for social currency. We don&#x27
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Taxes are too passive. I want the FTC to be able to break up companies on an ongoing basis a la standard oil.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
I hope you have the appropriate limits in place. I one copied the transcript of a youtube video (podcast 5 hrs long) to chat with it in gpt4 api playground and after 3 chats it used up all my credits ($5).
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by Racing0461 3y ago
Since 2 out of the 7 IPs are 192.168 (private ips), 2/7 visitors to microsoft.com will load the private ones assumign equal weight and not get the page to load.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
The gun debate has been done to death (no pun intended). I'll leave with this. > well-regulated militia Regulated meant well supplied or well armed at the time the constution was written. > I am also in favor of regulating harmfu
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> individuals It's not the individuals owning the houses. It's corporations.
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by Racing0461 3y ago
> and teens You (and cnn/everytown/giffords) use the word kids to imply toddlers are getting shot with glocks when a majority of those are "teen" gangbangers in chicago/baltimore/detroit/LA killing each
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by Racing0461 3y ago
You are being downvoted but i also wonder what is the demographics of the people that are moving out.

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