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croon
3y ago
In the context of Spotify customers, they are. They could have a separate tier including podcasts.
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croon
3y ago
I assume you're sarcastic, but Spotify is spending hundreds of millions on Rogan alone (and many other podcasts on top of that), and I have yet to listen to a single podcast on Spotify. They're making you pay for branching out to
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croon
3y ago
The investigations yielded evidence on most of it, which neither party denies. What was inconclusive was whether or not Trump (and his immediate family) were aware enough to qualify for "conspiracy" or "coordination" cha
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croon
3y ago
Nitpick, The CARES Act [0] was early 2020. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CARES_Act
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croon
3y ago
While I too would back out from anything requiring giving away credentials, is there no other way to transfer ownership? A charitable interpretation could be that they wanted to also buy the "popularity" of the extension simply fo
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croon
3y ago
You're right, and I should've realized that, but I just used the browser translation and must've misread deutsch for dutch. Regardless, the translation is close enough to yours (albeit grammatically awkward).
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croon
3y ago
I can't read dutch, but machine translated to english the "original source" as referenced in your link says this: > The example that comes like a Hollywood scenario has really happened that way.
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croon
3y ago
If the HR person wanted to recruit programmers, I feel like that's a feature.
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croon
3y ago
In the example screenshot, the assistant takes this input: > im interested in this place - do you allow dogs? and writes this output: > I'm interested in your property. Its exactly what I've been looking for. To make it perf
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croon
3y ago
If ink cartridges are an attack vector for malware, may I suggest not reading software from ink cartridges?
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croon
3y ago
> Pennsylvania is an at-will state, so they could have just fired me and that would have been the end of it. The fact that it’s a union shop is actually the whole reason I was able to fight back at all.
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croon
3y ago
But isn't the comparison you're making that the second (and following) sets of astronomers only study the books of the first ones, and not the night sky itself?
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croon
3y ago
No they're not. If they were, they would default to 0 temperature and have no Top P, frequency/presence penalty, and frankly not have knowledge as a function of language to begin with. They're designed to be convincing as a &
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croon
3y ago
I was just starting to experiment with GPT-4 Turbo and stopped getting any response after the third or so, thinking I might have left some loop running hammering the API and getting throttled/blocked. Glad it was just a coincidence. :)
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croon
3y ago
They are fixing stuff, but last time I used it (7.3) it looked like this: rm -rf in powershell: Remove-Item --Recurse But it gets better! (worse): https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsof..
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croon
3y ago
> Are you suggesting that judging your child's actions as wrong is psychological abuse? How is that judgement communicated? Without that information the question is incomplete.
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croon
4y ago
This has not been my experience at all, can you elaborate?
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croon
4y ago
> > There is no way in hell Nintendo still makes significant revenue from selling, say, the Super Mario Brothers NES cartridge, or its software image. > I mean, I bought it for the Wii Virtual Console, I got the mini NES, I got the
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4y ago
I just tried this through the openai API on the text-davinci-003 model and got this exchange: > Me: Answer only numbers in binary form, how many legs do humans (in general) have? > dv3 (davinci 3): 2 > Me: Binary form only has 0 an
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4y ago
Oh, I had almost forgot about Return Fire, it was so good, and really felt out of its time, in the best way. I wanted to say ahead of its time, but that would imply more games followed, which I can't say happened.
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croon
4y ago
You just gave two examples of where both ends of the scale are illegal, which only strengthens the argument of GP. IANAL, and I'm not stating anything about the reality of the judicial system, but only following the logic of the argume
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croon
4y ago
As an observer reading this exchange, this is my take: > You both are focusing on situations where the parent is abusive. I'm looking at situations where the parents are genuinely caring for the child A(n ignorant) parent can absolu
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4y ago
I tried multiple times to match an ampersand, and thought I did a fairly accurate job. I eventually managed to get it as a third match, but this seems to be what it matches against [0], which isn't the ampersand I'm used to (nor t
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croon
4y ago
I think you're actually in agreement with GP, just in different words. You weren't the target market... until you had enough money to become part of it.
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croon
4y ago
Or maybe even scarier?
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croon
4y ago
I got gmail during beta (earlyish 2004) and couldn't register anything under 6 characters (AFAIR). Got my last name though.
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croon
4y ago
You mentioning youtube fast cuts is sort of the reaction I felt too, but at least in those cases they're usually filmed around the same time by a human. Outside of the generated glitching in the sound here, my main complaint is that se
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croon
4y ago
Maybe, or maybe not, but the fact of the matter is that a poll in a private platform does not a vote make, and using it as such for varying degrees of impactful events is either irresponsible or willfully deceptive.
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4y ago
Also he can trivially determine the outcome of said poll if he wants too. It's incredibly insincere to even pretend to use them.
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4y ago
Reconcile this with what you wrote: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1604593057676300288
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