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by atestu 2y ago
What is the crime being committed? Lying? Is that a crime? They’re literally using their freedom of speech. Not sure what else you would call it.
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by atestu 2y ago
AirPods were widely ridiculed by the press when they first came out. Lots of online comments about q tips and “tech bros.” Idk when or what changed but they became cool a year or so later… not sure about the timing but they weren’t an overn
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by atestu 2y ago
Same for Snap, which is surprising given its reputation: > Despite their systems’ similar mechanics, neither TikTok nor Snapchat recommended the sex-heavy video feeds to freshly created teen accounts that Meta did, tests by the Journal a
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by atestu 2y ago
Beyond the data, OpenAI is getting access to the most valuable users on the planet. Everyone using this will see that "ChatGPT" is what's used when Siri is not smart enough. It really puts their brand out there in a big way.
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by atestu 2y ago
Yes I think I agree. You're describing data startups more than "AI" startups (although of course to investors and prospects they are AI STARTUPS). If you build a good system to collect hard-to-gather, rich proprietary data th
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by atestu 2y ago
Omnifocus has repeatable tasks and you can pick whether they repeat based on the due date (once a month, like the mortgage), or on completion date (I use this for cleaning chores, so if I'm late to clean the bathroom, don't tell m
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Walking Phoenix: A quick retreat from an expansive hell on Earth(walkingtheworld.substack.com)
1 points by atestu 3y ago|0 comments
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by atestu 3y ago
Yes! It tells them what people search for on that particular website… all very valuable data.
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by atestu 3y ago
My take is this helps them index the web, and they're particularly interested in small website with great, niche, organic content. See also: https://kagi.com/smallweb
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Turbo 8 has been released(github.com)
3 points by atestu 3y ago|0 comments
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by atestu 3y ago
I'm in that first group and I don't see how it makes the most sense. They are not more convenient. I can "charge" my gas car in 2 minutes basically anywhere in the country. I'm going on vacation next week, driving w
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Why don't more smartphones have matte displays? [video](youtube.com)
3 points by atestu 3y ago|0 comments
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by atestu 3y ago
I love Drafts, only for mac and iOS however: https://getdrafts.com/ Pro version is reasonably priced although I haven't found a need to upgrade.
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by atestu 3y ago
A big difference I think is that religious truths by and large don't really change. For Christians, Jesus is Lord and always will be. It's been 2,000 years. In those last 2,000 years virtually all "scientific truths" hav
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by atestu 3y ago
no it's not. Very few public places in the US allow alcohol consumption.
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by atestu 3y ago
NextDNS (blocks ads in all apps) and 1Blocker for YouTube ads in Safari. Both free.
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by atestu 3y ago
WSJ has a new top editor... https://www.nytimes.com/2023/10/05/business/media/emma-tucke... > At least 15 veteran editors and writers have left the paper in recent months. Long-held stylistic pra
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by atestu 3y ago
Well, a lot of people don't trust the Washington Post and might want proof that the photos they're posting are of real events. The Washington Post might not trust its photographers completely either (journalists making stuff up ha
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by atestu 3y ago
What about adding other sensors like LIDAR to make it harder to fake what you’re filming? I think about it often too…
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by atestu 3y ago
You're right, of course. I try to think about it like a car. I would never buy a new car, and a 5 year old luxury car is cheaper and better than a brand new non-luxury car. But the new ones are definitely shinier...
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Kagi Enrichment APIs: find non-commercial websites and “small web” discussions(help.kagi.com)
3 points by atestu 3y ago|0 comments
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by atestu 3y ago
> Make feeds more obvious (say, it was integrated into modern browsers. Some sort of first class “feed detected” icon) Firefox and Safari used to have this during the web 2.0 years, back when RSS was at its peak: https://blog.
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by atestu 3y ago
About those COVID hospitals https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/janelytvynenko/china-st...
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by atestu 3y ago
Manhunt: Unabomber https://reelgood.com/show/manhunt-unabomber-2017 I loved it too. It used to be on Netflix but they took it down.
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Die-Hards Refuse to Let Go of Their Pagers(wsj.com)
8 points by atestu 3y ago|2 comments
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by atestu 3y ago
WSJ yesterday for what it's worth: https://www.wsj.com/articles/linda-yaccarino-in-talks-new-tw... Good writeup And to add to your comment: > Mr. Musk, who has been CEO since buying the company in October, said
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13yr old groomed publicly on Twitter and kidnapped, despite chances to stop it(nbcnews.com)
26 points by atestu 3y ago|17 comments
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Sonos’ new product category is commercial audio(theverge.com)
1 points by atestu 3y ago|0 comments
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by atestu 4y ago
4k for gpt-3.5 and 8k-32k for gpt4 (there are multiple versions: https://platform.openai.com/docs/models/gpt-4 )
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by atestu 4y ago
> Starting before my kids were born, I made sure no private companies collected traceable data about them—at least, nothing that could be aggregated across services or platforms to identify them or to target me as a mom. I bought everyth

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