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by bertil 1y ago
That matches my experience with non-coding tasks: it’s not very creative, but it’s a comprehensive critical reader.
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by bertil 1y ago
I sell Saas software that’s easily six figures per month. I think there’s a confusion between professional prices are “Pro“ as the upper tier of individual service.
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by bertil 1y ago
That summarizes a common pattern where chat bots are not fixing the cost of having humans handle your problems, but the fact that either the app or the human process doesn’t have the permission it needs, and chatbots have not been optimized
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by bertil 1y ago
The Westphalian sovereignty that you describe would refuse the authority of the Nuremberg trials.
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by bertil 1y ago
The `<blink>` tag was an official part of early HTML standard, until teenagers showed up online and sanity prevailed. I suspect this could have been there to maintain compatibility with older webpages.
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by bertil 1y ago
I would expect this to be triggered by the next passenger complaining, but both options are likely.
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by bertil 1y ago
Were you able to flag it to Waymo?
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by bertil 1y ago
Which point would you expect to deteriorate?
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by bertil 1y ago
What are your concerns with Fandom?
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by bertil 1y ago
It would be fairly easy to add minor elements fo add context and help: Fandom·com sells creator-led brand "Giant Bomb" back to its key personalities.
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by bertil 1y ago
I found it ironic that the author said having bullet points with the key topic in bold was a sign to use that format immediately.
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by bertil 1y ago
I can personally confirm that story.
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by bertil 1y ago
That explains changes in priorities, but it does not make for great jurisprudence to have their unanimous decision revoked. They could argue that the decision was made based on declarations that did not align with the private conversation t
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by bertil 2y ago
Couldn’t you gradually include more recent documents as you train?
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by bertil 2y ago
I just wish I had an option to say I’m not interested. If you give me extra wishes, I’d love three options, to either say that the ad is annoying, the brand isn’t for me, or I don’t want to be offered that type of product. The quality of ad
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by bertil 2y ago
> privately insured driver population that resides in these geographic regions If I were to hide something fishy, I’d define the shared coverage to include zip codes with fewer human accidents: * zip codes are relatively small, so you ha
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by bertil 2y ago
I suspect good technical decisions were made early by Levandowski (who has more to his name than good decisions—including a new religion).
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by bertil 2y ago
That’s the paradox of the man and probably the reason personal notes will indubitably be checked before being published: for someone who fought so hard against Nazism, he was strangely comfortable with casual racism and silent about the atr
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by bertil 2y ago
> I wouldn't expect my interests to prime over the general interest If Charles taught anything to anyone listening, his children, troops, voters, or readers, it would be precisely that .
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by bertil 2y ago
The family has been relatively selective in sharing his personal notes, mainly because some of his ideas are now out-of-fashion (for example, it’s rumoured that he decided to let Algeria become independent after a bloody independence war, n
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by bertil 2y ago
Does anyone know how the news is covered in the Chinese media?
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by bertil 2y ago
I’ll let you guess. The thing that pisses people off the most is quoting well-known facts and statistics. Ironically, it’s making Elon Musk sound like a hero. The fact that you don’t know and people offer dozens of credible guesses should p
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by bertil 2y ago
I don’t even mention any of that.
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by bertil 2y ago
The difference in moderation is night and day. Soon after Musk took over, I started having accounts wishing me violent deaths, repeatedly commenting on everything I said with graphic details (broken bones, poisoning, dragging my body over t
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by bertil 2y ago
Could the phone detect that they are in a small conductive box: stronger interference back when they send a signal?
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by bertil 2y ago
That would explain the presence in a tomb…
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by bertil 2y ago
Very biased: I work for Eppo (after working for Split), and our solution works great. I don’t want to shill _too_ hard, but happy to answer any question. Another thing: Eppo is actually more focused on Experiment (A/B testing) analysis
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by bertil 2y ago
> Then why did bother to have a meeting? Because lawyers are in the business of managing risk, and knowing what OC was unhappy about was very much relevant to knowing if he presented a risk.
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by bertil 2y ago
I’ve seen that for a well-known large tech company, and I wasn’t even employed in the US, making those seem stranger. Friends and former colleagues pushed back against that (very publicly and for obvious reasons in one case) and didn’t get
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by bertil 2y ago
I have significant concern about this—that it is a story. I don’t doubt that it’s true in OC’s case. But I don’t think it’s representative of the impact of technology. It’s the example that will get Bill Gates’ attention and end up on the s

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