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   by cj 4mo ago

   I’m honestly just thinking about day to day utility in my personal life.
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   by cj 4mo ago

   I’d easily pay multiple hundreds. Possibly a thousand a month. If I were really forced to. LLMs provide me about the same value as a car does.
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   by cj 4mo ago

   Yes. Photobucket emailed many warnings over the course of multiples months saying "Your account will be deleted in X days" with a prompt to subscribe to keep your account. At the time they were sending the emails, you could still
4. 124.▲
   by cj 4mo ago

   > Being acquired by SpaceX should help Why? (Genuinely curious, I would have assumed the opposite)
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   by cj 4mo ago

   The new evolution in vibe coded apps. Just register the domain (jam in as much context as possible), point the DNS to AI, done!
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   by cj 4mo ago

   > we do not have a solution for countering this kind of a 'denial of service' attack Umm, wouldn't a simple solution be going back to linear news feed that only includes updates from people you follow rather than the algor
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   by cj 4mo ago

   Are there any good web apps for asking a single question to multiple LLMs? I frequently find myself switching between LLMs to compare results. A unified UI would be great, although not obvious how useful the "fusion" value prop is
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   by cj 4mo ago

   > You can scroll normally Except you can’t. I scroll down, and the content of the page doesn’t move as expected.
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   by cj 4mo ago

   > How do we determine that limit ? How about a cap relative to GDP? Elon Musk's net worth is 3% of USA's annual GDP and 1% of global GDP. I'm not a fan of limiting wealth among the upper class. But I am a fan of stopping a
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    by cj 4mo ago

    I hate blaming things on social media, but I think that's at the center of it. Once you start pausing on anything related to anti-vax or anti-science, you'll start seeing more and more people talking about alternative views. And s
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    by cj 4mo ago

    Data mining companies? Don’t forget there’s an entire industry that exists solely for this purpose.
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    by cj 4mo ago

    The output after using it is NSFW in the sense that it will inject things like “bomb_building_instructions”, how to build a gun, etc (with the goal of triggering filters/censorship’s of whatever model is being used for reverse engineer
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    by cj 4mo ago

    What drove them to profitability?
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    by cj 4mo ago

    > it can be more valuable to make it free if it increases profits elsewhere. That's a big "if" for Claude Code, et al.
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    by cj 4mo ago

    Sounds like SAP donated $250k to fund it. https://www.pressebox.de/pressemitteilung/sap-ag-walldorf/co...
16. 136.▲
    by cj 4mo ago

    I have a feeling the thing triggering this guy is the responsibility of "the security of all our computers depends on maintainers". A lot of people don't want to be responsible for that. It's not fun to carry that weight
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    by cj 4mo ago

    can you share a TLDL for the sake of the AMA?
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    by cj 4mo ago

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novo_Holdings_A/S
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    by cj 4mo ago

    Source
20. 140.▲
    by cj 4mo ago

    I encourage you to look into Little Snitch.
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    by cj 4mo ago

    > ride maybe 6 with your eyes closed That’s like telling a skydiver to go ride the Drop Tower (or whatever the ride is that drops you straight down). Not only is the experience different, but you aren’t in control. You aren’t controlling
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    by cj 4mo ago

    If big tech ends up seeing a 40-50% draw down in the next 2-3 years, what ETF is best equipped to limit the blast radius?
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    by cj 4mo ago

    What exactly is SpaceX's core business?
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    by cj 4mo ago

    I was a workaholic from 18-26. 12+ hour days for months/years on end. It absolutely was not healthy. Toxic is not an inaccurate label. But I don't regret it. Those years are the foundation of the career I have in my 30's. B
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    by cj 4mo ago

    > I know far more about muscle building and retention than you I am a competitive bodybuilder… > I train just as hard to maintain them as I did to get them there. Are you enhanced? Were you enhanced when you built the 20” arms? If so,
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    by cj 4mo ago

    Building muscle is much harder than maintaining muscle. And if you went 3 years without exercising, you'll be able to get your muscles back much quicker than had you never had the muscle before. It's pretty comparable to skill
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    by cj 4mo ago

    This comment was dead. I vouched for it to un-dead it... As an outsider with zero context, I'm having a hard time understanding what's going on with this whole thing. The tone of the conversation is giving me flashbacks to the Mat
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    by cj 4mo ago

    People use the dollar in business becaUse its a stable currency. If the US does something to destabilize the dollar, will economists be running around saying “the dollar was never intended to be used for that purpose!”? No. It doesn’t real
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    by cj 4mo ago

    > The fundamental reason S&P 500 exists is to let people buy the entire market And why do people want to buy the entire market in the first place? They want to diversify and insulate themselves from a single company crashing their po
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    by cj 4mo ago

    Yes... there's a media query in the codepen disabling animation for people with reduced motion enabled.