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daft_pink
4mo ago
I find when I use Gemini Web Chat that it often just starts over mid-conversation and doesn't remember the rest of the context of the conversation whereas Claude and ChatGPT never do that.
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daft_pink
4mo ago
Is it going to support iOS/Android?
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4mo ago
If I were looking for a job right now. I would scrape all the LinkedIn profiles at the target company to understand what skills they valued and tailor my resume with ai based on those profiles and the initial job posting and my skills. I t
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4mo ago
I think when chinese models figure out how to partner with SOC 2 providers in the USA in a way that offers a $20-$100-$200 subscription is an easy convenient way, anthropic and open ai will be screwed.
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4mo ago
I’m having a hard time following it
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4mo ago
I don’t think the point is to actually control exports. They are just trying to get even with anthropic for trying to control the us military use of their technology. This was just the easiest way to do it with anthropics incredibly stupid
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4mo ago
Is it that easy to create a multi billion dollar tech company. The competition is fierce and many have tried. Huge companies with billions of dollars have tried to compete with Google for years. Google has spent billions to compete with F
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4mo ago
Yes, I don’t understand why we are accepting the iranian regimes use of the word
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4mo ago
Glad I’m not the only one who came here for the pun
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4mo ago
I don’t understand why we’re calling it insurance? Does it pay out if something bad happens?
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4mo ago
This is so dumb. They randomly generate them anyways it’s not like they are likely to collide with other users. They should allow you to use your own domain for private relay but it doesn’t let them build a moat so they wont
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4mo ago
They should have made it work with hono workers so they could scale to infinity with free edge deployment on cloudflare - Senior JS Developer (Kai Lentit)
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4mo ago
What happened to nerds? We won. I used to stay up all night watching Nasa launches and landings as a kid. I felt like an outcast. Now everyone’s wearing Nasa shirts like it’s cool and they don’t really have any good launches. We used to
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4mo ago
I think they’re going to have problems, because I’m sure they have a lot of foreign employees and it’s insane to think they now have to block them all from using their best models.
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4mo ago
The problem is that Fable has no zero trust architecture. If they decide your code is useful for training, they get to keep it forever. They think its okay to sabotage your work and charge for it. They are building anti-competitive claus
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4mo ago
But what about the stolen legos?
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4mo ago
A green card holder or legal permanent resident could supply an unrestricted social security card that would prove work authorization along with a US Drivers License and not be a US citizen. I think they might still have to mention that the
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4mo ago
I feel the core issue isn’t wealth redistribution, it’s that rent controls create severe mismatches in supply and demand.
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4mo ago
I really don’t understand how they’re gonna be able to restrict the model access to foreigners in the United States. Employers don’t necessarily actively know who’s a citizen who isn’t.
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4mo ago
A little bit off topic but We need dmarc to prevent phone spoofing. STIR/SHAKEN should adopt the DMARC model from email. The legitimate holder of a phone number should be able to publish a policy declaring that any call claiming to or
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4mo ago
Because the US is a nation of expats, I find that US policy mostly aligns with how the people who moved here from there feel about the government they left. Places like Canada and Europe, we are mostly friendly with and have slight disagree
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4mo ago
OpenAI seems like such a better product these days. I was someone who jumped to anthropic early on for claude code, but I find myself jumping in the other direction these days. I completely don’t understand Anthropic’s pricing where you ha
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4mo ago
The person who wrote this never asked a Cuban immigrant how they felt about the government in Cuba. Many will tell you a story about how their family desperately escaped on a row boat, are lucky to be alive and blame Castro. The bottom lin
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4mo ago
I was under the impression that a SOC 2 Type 2 audit requires the auditor to verify access, so if you are purchasing a paid/business version from a top 3 vendor (Anthropic, Google, OpenAI) it is SOC 2 Type 2 and any SOC 2 Type 2 servic
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4mo ago
I think it makes sense as their expensive hardware makes me much less likely to order their services.
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4mo ago
Something that I thought when reading this was that I'm not willing to buy groceries remotely, because when I had covid during the pandemic I had grocery delivery and I ended up with milk that expired in a few days and produce that was
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4mo ago
I’m just about ready to cancel my small business 5 user plan with max licenses, because although cowork is really great. I just find OpenAI/Codex to be a lot better most of the time.
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4mo ago
It kind of reminds me of Windows mobile and blackberry and palm os where apple was clearly behind but they eventually caught up. The first iPhone didn’t even have apps! I think agents are scary and complicated and dangerous enough that it
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4mo ago
He’s just some idiot who started a self help/motivational educational website called Hustler’s University which had a “PhD program” that controversially explained how to pimp and make money off of girls by having them perform adult con
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4mo ago
I guess my question is does it make sense for the US government to spend money providing church services for people who just want mental health benefits, and a break? I think believing a religion is very different from creating a religion
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