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arthur_sav
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arthur_sav
3y ago
To be fair, it's unrealistic to think these services will fight the government. The problem is the law the the out of control governments.
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arthur_sav
3y ago
> please stop moving everything around in the user interface all the time Yes! They change things for the sake of change and not for improvement.
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arthur_sav
3y ago
Is this how Terminator begins?
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arthur_sav
3y ago
I would love to use these... but they suck. They don't even come close to what OpenAI offers.
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arthur_sav
3y ago
If it ain't broken...
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arthur_sav
3y ago
oh, good observation
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arthur_sav
3y ago
The exception does not disprove the rule. Most people use phones they bought at their local electronics store, with default Android OS and default settings.
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arthur_sav
3y ago
I wonder if it's cheaper to just pay for a subscription and get access to their API - given that solving captcha cost $1-2.
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arthur_sav
3y ago
It's not just Amazon. All big tech companies have this "trigger happy" approach to closing down accounts. Especially payment companies. I believe we need to pass down new consumer laws to protect the people. We pretty much re
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3y ago
Trying new (work) positions is underrated imo. You could try being a manager for a while and see how it goes - you can always go back to what you know. Ofc you have to find a company where it allows for such options.
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Built with ChatGPT: GitHub Bug Trends in Your Repository
(arthursaveliev.substack.com)
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ChatGPT vs. StackOverflow
(arthursaveliev.substack.com)
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arthur_sav
3y ago
Ai is shaking things up. I'm sharing my experience with ChatGPT and how it has affected my workflow as a developer.
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arthur_sav
4y ago
There are 2 ways of going about it: 1. Allow users to view the full content of what was generated the first time (landing page -> generate website -> view output). Offer upsell for conveniences (download assets, allow edit / tink
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4y ago
Looks cool but i'm not paying for something i can't see.
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arthur_sav
4y ago
Small number of users By google standards... probably a few million users*
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4y ago
I wouldn't consider Spain low tax. Perhaps lower than Sweden but it's not low. UAE
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4y ago
UAE
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arthur_sav
4y ago
Bingo. I moved to a lower tax country and my income almost doubled (no more 50% Swedish tax). Sweden is a bad deal high earners.
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arthur_sav
4y ago
Can confirm, at least on Gpt4all. Just tried it and it's nothing like ChatGPT
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arthur_sav
4y ago
> It also builds professional networks You know what else builds professional networks? Working and interacting with the real world.
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arthur_sav
4y ago
What stops anyone else from building another reader?
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arthur_sav
4y ago
When they say not to panic... panic
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arthur_sav
4y ago
This is a static website, no backend.
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arthur_sav
4y ago
Looks pretty nice The space of specialised directories has more room to grow. Finding a game or app through Google alone is not possible.
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5y ago
As a thought experiment, how far down the rabbit hole would you go? What were the factors involved in ones outcomes? - Was it his "class"? - Skin color? - Family connections - Country? - Education? - Genes? - Moon's gravitati
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5y ago
The FOMO is real, even today you can see it with NFTs.
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> Did their class and heritage line up at all? I really dislike this argument. Surely, the world is not that simple and there are many variables into ones success (and failures). However, what is there to be gained by attributing their s
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5y ago
I don't know about that, most designers i know stick with Sketch. Figma captured everyone else except the designers - i guess we'll find out how useful that is.
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arthur_sav
5y ago
Native apps feel like they're built from rock and web apps feel like they're built with paper. I don't care if the web app is available on my phone & laptop if the experience sucks on both.
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