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by cheema33 1y ago
> Really? A decade and a half ago the US government owned a 60.8% of GM and none less than Barack Obama was directing management changes. Did US govt. actually had an ownership stake in GM? Please provide some links to this effect.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> The number of hoops a former employer had to jump through to export, from the US into the EU Makes perfect sense to make ordinary Americans pay tariff/taxes on imports in return. Sucks to be them.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Price I pay is not getting my $20 fairy lights that made my backyard look cute. That is all of your imports that are impacted by tariffs? Whatever it is that you are smoking is some good stuff.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> the _first_ thing I'd do is ditch the silly leather jacket and dress like an adult Given what he has accomplished, he has more than earned the right to wear a leather jacket if he wants to. People didn't complain about Steve
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by cheema33 1y ago
This needs to be repeated. Tariffs are a tax on ordinary citizens. Unlike regular taxes, tariffs are not progressive and therefore benefit the wealthy. These are the sort of things the poor and middle class voted for. To make the rich, rich
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by cheema33 1y ago
> The whole point is not to put effort into it. You sound like you have not spent much time using AI tools.
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by cheema33 1y ago
If someone enjoys building houses with a hammer and nail, they still can. Other like using tools. You will always be able to write code by hand. But you will not be able to keep up with other engineers who master using AI tools. I am a soft
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by cheema33 1y ago
Thank you! I was wondering how this information is useful and applicable to me today.
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by cheema33 1y ago
You have obviously not compared it to how fast a Mac connects to an iphone. There is no need to turn on the hotspot. You can leave that on on the iphone. Just open your MacBook and it quickly connects to your iphone if it does not find a st
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by cheema33 1y ago
For me, it is the ability to tether my laptop to an iPhone to use the data service on my iPhone. This alone made me give up on Windows laptops and Android phones. Sure, you can tether Windows laptops to Android phones. But, it is a slow and
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Last time i checked you needed a MS SQL db... For real? That would mean a requirement for a software license that costs about $1,000 for the cheapest option.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> ..software from 25 years ago are still maintained and working Interesting question. Seem to me that a lot of opensource software from the year 2000 is still being maintained and used. Closed source software? Not as much. Something to k
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by cheema33 1y ago
>> Our smartest, fastest, and most useful model yet > I'd say it's definitely supposed to be the best, it just doesn't deliver. What part of "Our" is difficult to understand in that statement? Or are you cl
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by cheema33 1y ago
Another +1 to this. Some of us are unwilling to click on a Twitter link. Link to changelog would be more appropriate.
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by cheema33 1y ago
My first thought was, "meh, I already have Claude Code". But then I remembered my primary frustration with Claude Code. I need other LLMs to be able to validate Claude Code's assumptions and work. I need to do this in an auto
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by cheema33 1y ago
MCP is overhyped and most MCP servers are useless. What specific MCP server do you find critical in your regular use? And what functionality is missing that you wish to see in ChatGPT?
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by cheema33 1y ago
> If AI can't start doing things with accuracy and cleverness, then it's not useful. Humans are not always accurate or clever. But we still consider them useful and employ them.
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by cheema33 1y ago
My understanding of trickle down economy, could be incorrect, has been that it is a policy that advocates govt. giving money to the rich. Through tax breaks and other means. The idea being that the rich would then spend that money in ways t
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by cheema33 1y ago
> As soon as it starts returning to me factual, confirm-able answers consistently. Then I'll use it. Humans don't behave this way. Yet, we still employ humans. AI is unreliable. We all agree. But that does not make it useless.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Can AI suck my balls? Not quite yet. But if you live long enough an AI robot will grant you these and other similar wishes.
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by cheema33 1y ago
Same here. I am more productive on a plane than anywhere else. And for the reasons you describe.
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by cheema33 1y ago
It is unclear how Anthropic will survive now that you have canceled. Have you moved to a better model that is even cheaper? If so, please do share.
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by cheema33 1y ago
Agree with the other reply here. You are complaining about a problem that does not exist. Want price predictability? Use the API pricing! It is pay per use. The Buffet-style pricing gets you more bang for the buck. How much more? That bit i
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by cheema33 1y ago
> so sad, i had a few questions about the CCP, China's constitution, and very quickly on a very factual non challenging question:... It is a Chinese model. It censors. Next you will tell us that Pope is religious. And water is wet.
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by cheema33 1y ago
It is a Chinese model. We are all very shocked that it is censored! How could this possibly be? With that obligatory surprise and shock out of the way, I would like to inquire about the model's coding abilities. Has anybody actually us
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by cheema33 1y ago
> ...if you shared that misunderstanding of SPAs and used them to solve the wrong problem, this article is 100% correct. Agreed. The article was a frustrating read. The author is an SEO consultant. SEO consultants likely have a heavy foc
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by cheema33 1y ago
> And why does a developer care about those things... I have several apps on my phone where I am interested in receiving notifications. 1. Airline app. While traveling I need to know about gate changes, flight time changes, etc. etc. 2.
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by cheema33 1y ago
> Why not just use OpenSearch or ElasticSearch? There is a cost associated with adopting and integrating another tool like ElasticSearch. For some orgs, the ROI might not be there. And if their existing database provide some additional c
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by cheema33 1y ago
As a parent of teenagers it pained my heart to even read this. I cannot fathom what it is like to endure it and live with it after the fact. I am very sorry for what you experienced and what Oliver experienced.
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by cheema33 1y ago
This article reads like an ad for the author’s product.

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