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cpncrunch
5mo ago
Study completed in 2022, but still no results posted or study published.
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cpncrunch
5mo ago
I would say the main downside is not knowing what all your code does, and where to find any particular function. After the initial coding is complete, will you need to use AI to fix bugs? Presumably that is both slower and more expensive th
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cpncrunch
5mo ago
But even if coding time is reduced by half, is that worth the downsides? Coding has never really been a major percentage of my time.
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cpncrunch
5mo ago
Are you really saving any time at all using AI at all then? If you have to write the architecture for it, write all the rules you want it to follow, check everything it's written, and then reprompt it because it's not how you want
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
No, we just shouldnt be confusing speculation as fact.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
We don't have evidence of that either.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Do we have any evidence of higher-ups making bets?
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Any evidence of that?
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Yes working now.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Its a cloudflare gateway timeout, so not working for anyone on any browser right now. Seems like a contradiction if cloudflare cant cache what is presumably a static site.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Yes, I used to agree with that, but have since given in and accepted that most companies (except mine and a handful of others) will spam all customers who buy a product without asking them first. It's a little irritating, although I re
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Spam is defined as unsolicited bulk email. Marketing is only spam when it isn't previous customers, or people who have specifically opted in.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Where does it say on their website that it is specifically for sending spam?
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
For me outlook is just as bad as google in terms of the spam that gets through my spam filters, as neither of them care much about abuse reports.
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
No, it's valid for me, and I just verified. In spam filter for past month: 0 mailchimp. In valid emails: 6 emails from a service that I signed up for via mailchimp. Checking my received emails for mailchimp I see a whole bunch of legit
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Although they does have proper abuse policies and do take action against spammers. I don't get any spam from them (except perhaps the very occasional one), and I know businesses that use mailchimp and similar services for valid marketi
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Mailchimp and other legitimate services (other than salesforce, which is best just blocked) don't permit spam, whereas gmail and outlook don't give a fuck unless the spammer gets a large amount of abuse reports. Certainly mailchim
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
gmail, outlook and salesforce create about 90% of the spam that gets through blacklists. Salesforce is simple to fix: I just block anything from salesforce from our network, as it just seems to be 100% used by spammers. Gmail and outlook ar
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
So, just to clarify, the salespeople are spamming cold addresses, or are they opted in or existing customers?
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Yes i think scale is the key, and whether the population believes it will work, or refuses to accept the status quo.
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Municipal water fluoridation, adolescent IQ and cognition across the life course
(pnas.org)
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6mo ago
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Why wont a general strike work? Not enough support? People have never had freedom, so dont understand they have 100% ability to bring down govt if they wanted?
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Exploding primordial black holes might have reshaped the early universe
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cpncrunch
6mo ago
Its not a storm though.
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cpncrunch
7mo ago
He asked Frontier 4195 to stop. By the time he asked truck 1 to stop they were entering the runway.
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cpncrunch
7mo ago
You can also see from the videos that they could have easily seen the plane.
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cpncrunch
7mo ago
He said "Frontier 4195 stop there please". Then "stop stop stop stop truckon" By the time he clearly tells "truck 1" to stop, they're already entering the runway. Sounds like a bit of confusion.
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cpncrunch
7mo ago
YVR has had flow control every day for years now, and closes the class C to VFR traffic on virtually any sunny day now, due to staffing problems. It's been happening since long before COVID, but that made it much worse. The controllers
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cpncrunch
7mo ago
114kts. https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/568287
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Psychedelic Therapy vs. Antidepressants for the Treatment of Depression
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