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by alangibson 1y ago
Strongly disagree with "AI Was Supposed to Help Juniors Shine". It was always understood that it would seriously push down demand for them.
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by alangibson 1y ago
That wasn't prerecorded, but it was rigged. They probably practiced a few times and it confused the AI. Still it's no excuse. They've dropped Apollo-program level money on this and it's still dumb as a rock. I'm end
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Google Tables Is Shutting Down(techcrunch.com)
4 points by alangibson 1y ago|2 comments
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by alangibson 1y ago
The benefit is real, but the profits are not. Companies ability to eventually make money off of this is what will decide if it stays around or not.
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by alangibson 1y ago
I desperately want reconciliation available with an integration for Sevdesk. Any plans?
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by alangibson 1y ago
The very definition of exemplary cruelty. This isn't just the state throwing a tantrum because they're embarrassed by their own incompetence. It's a warning to all immigrants that the state can do anything it wants to you, no
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by alangibson 1y ago
So they're worried about (easily removable) solar eating up farm land, but not (impossible to remove) suburbs. OK.
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by alangibson 1y ago
You don't have to convince me that you don't get it. I believe you. I'm not here to change your mind. I'm calling what you say out for the benefit of others.
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by alangibson 1y ago
Massive respect to dang et al, but a blind man can see that posts about Gaza get brigaded. We would all love to see a report on unusual activity in regards to posts on Gaza.
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by alangibson 1y ago
Massive respect to dang et al, but a blind man can see that posts about Gaza get brigaded. We would all love to see a report on unusual activity in regards to posts on Gaza.
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by alangibson 1y ago
More whataboutism. Go find another thread. You are terrible at this.
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by alangibson 1y ago
This is whataboutism. Either address the parent comment or go away.
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by alangibson 1y ago
Wow, is almost like you're committed to obfuscation what Israel is doing. Couldn't possibly be that tho...
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by alangibson 1y ago
In the words of the ancient Spartans: If
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by alangibson 1y ago
The workshop hits home. One of the decisions I made was to let my workshop grow organically around me based on what I'm doing. I started with a pile of junk tools on an Ikea table in an empty basement. By focusing on just what I needed
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by alangibson 1y ago
I drew a fish and wrote PENIS on the side. Did I beat the game?
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by alangibson 1y ago
You could probably make a decent niche business out of an ID verified, 30+ only social network. You'd need to find the killer use case though to get any kind of growth going.
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by alangibson 1y ago
This is an incredibly important thing to understand. Buffet himself said it's better to be an average business in a great market that to be a great business in an average market.
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by alangibson 1y ago
> voiced > endorsed > praised > interviewed All protected by the constitution (for now). Also, please provide references or there's no reason for anyone to take your comments seriously.
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by alangibson 1y ago
> My worries is what sustains the dollar primacy Manufacturing was never part of the equation. It's somewhat ironically because of the trade deficit. Running a deficit blasts dollars out into the world. Countries put those dollars b
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by alangibson 1y ago
Sanctioning power comes from dollar primacy. When the whole world settles transactions in your currency then you have the power to switch off other countries foreign exchanges pretty easily. The dollar has been in steady decline since the l
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by alangibson 1y ago
> rabidly pro Tesla Honest question: Why? They seem to be dragging up the rear in everything but unfulfilled promises.
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by alangibson 1y ago
SpaceX is not vaporware, but that's more because of Gwynne Shotwell than Musk.
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by alangibson 1y ago
> AI doesn't actually directly copy the material it trains on, so it's not easy to make this ruling. IANAL, but it doesn't look that hard. On first glance this is a fair use issue. What an LLM spits out is pretty clearly t
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by alangibson 1y ago
The "AI Chatbot" model feels a bit like an STC from 40K.
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by alangibson 1y ago
Haven't these EEG and FMRI studies proven to be mostly pseudoscience? More activity = more better sounds like an unwarranted assumption to me.
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by alangibson 1y ago
Try getting then to output Svelte 5 code...
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by alangibson 2y ago
I read lots of quarterly report summaries. I like what you're doing here, but you need to be aware that AI summaries are already built into many existing platforms. So don't expect to be able to monetize this as it stands.
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by alangibson 2y ago
Short answer is return on investment. If I get $50 on a $75 investment when I used to get it on a $50 investment, my ROI goes down. My investors are now mad. They sell their stakes and buy into a company with a better ROI. My stock price go
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by alangibson 2y ago
Supply chains matter. There may be a good mill in whatever the textile producing region of Bangladesh is that is the preferred supplier for those making that style of shirt.

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