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by dageshi 2y ago
Who really has the time or energy to actually do all that?
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If that were truly the case, this thread would not exist. The truth is a decade ago the quality of sites you could find and therefore the quality of search results were way higher, back then google was literally magic in terms of finding an
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by dageshi 2y ago
Those outputting the article from the LLM can concentrate on SEO including backlinks from other LLM generated articles. The question becomes does an average LLM article + the best possible SEO beat the original article? I'm gonna say,
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by dageshi 2y ago
There's not much left worth searching. LLM's are choking the web with slop and were you insane enough to actually write something useful and publish it you'd just be feeding the LLM's to directly compete against you with
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by dageshi 2y ago
If most of the knowledge retreats into a finite number of silo's they can probably afford to pay for backend data access to them.
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by dageshi 2y ago
They are for sure fucking around with peoples personal feeds. I am forever bombarded with "new" posts from the subreddits I sub to in my main feed. For any sub where people ask a lot of questions it's very annoying. I've
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by dageshi 2y ago
Yup, this is what I thought would happen. It wouldn't surprise me if reddit goes a step further and requires login to view pages. AI is the death-knell of the web as we've known it for the past three decades. Once freely available
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by dageshi 2y ago
Which is no different to a whole host of bad human driving as well. Mistakes are inevitable in something like driving, they happen to even the best human drivers. All that matters is that over time the self driving mistakes decrease to the
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by dageshi 2y ago
Sometimes humans knowingly drink and drive into oncoming traffic... What's your point?
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by dageshi 2y ago
As far as I recall the two google founders have controlling shares in the company. Page and Brin have 51% of voting power. So they decide what google does with its money, not the other shareholders?
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by dageshi 2y ago
Those who don't learn their history are doomed to repeat it... For those interested, the first comment on the launch thread for Dropbox here on HN had very similar sentiments to belter... https://news.ycombinator.com/it
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by dageshi 2y ago
Most people do trust them already, they're still the worlds biggest desktop os by a large margin. So erm, it probably wouldn't make any meaningful difference?
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by dageshi 2y ago
If they priced below human labour they might have their testing licenses revoked due to political pressure. Right now they're still in the testing phase, there's no need to rock the boat by pricing below uber and lyft yet.
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by dageshi 2y ago
I'm assuming you're a troll because I don't believe an adult would actually post this comment.
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I have experienced this, for me there were two main factors. 1) Temperature - If my bedding is too hot or too cold I found that I would wake up in the early morning. I now have three duvets a Winter, Autumn/Spring and Summer. If I find
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by dageshi 2y ago
This is the interesting thing about this entire thread. There are a lot of opportunities for authors to make a living, even potentially become wealthy writing but they actually have to write in niches people want to read. Instead I get the
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by dageshi 2y ago
It is being quietly disrupted, just probably not in the way people want. Webnovels on sites like royalroad.com monetised via patreon and then published on Kindle Unlimited & Audible offer a different publishing model to that of traditio
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by dageshi 2y ago
When you've spent many a year reading machine translated chinese xianxia then indeed many stories on RR are 4/5 star worthy in comparison. Royalroad is not a place you go to find objectively good stories, it's the place you g
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by dageshi 2y ago
Sure, I don't imagine they care much about changing everyones opinions. What will happen is your kids and grand kids will reach an age where they would need to get a driving license but won't see the point because they've alr
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by dageshi 2y ago
A variety of mediums replaced casual movie going for a portion of people who used to go. Now I think a movie has to particularly resonate with the wider audience in order to get people to go out at all. Even beyond that, I wonder if the cur
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by dageshi 2y ago
I have felt for about six months that the web as we've known it is dead. The contract you speak of is on its last legs. The problem is, with GPT style AI I think this was inevitable, Google has just decided to ride the wave rather than
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by dageshi 2y ago
We come to the inevitable problem, the problem that has been obvious to everyone from day one. If you cut out the content creators, what feeds the AI? Where does it get its information from?
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Yeah, don't read "worthy" stuff, or things to enlighten yourself, find your particular brand of entertaining trash and mindlessly consume it. I recommend bad litrpg and progression fantasy personally. Mother of Learning is a
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by dageshi 2y ago
I think they're probably unhappy with their current relationship because their libido thinks they ought to be having sex with a younger attractive woman and they're not. Is this also self sabotaging a relationship? Sure, but if th
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I don't think those who're actively trying to cheat are doing a lot of thinking, their libido is doing the driving and the brain is just the passenger.
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I don't think I am, I think they are comparable, they are both regulated tests of new technology in real world situations where there is no practical alternative in order to determine if they are fit for purpose.
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by dageshi 2y ago
I think you dedicate your time to being an effective politician within the organisation rather than whatever it is you're actually meant to do.
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The people surrounding the trial participant didn't give consent, if the drug causes a violent psychosis which in turn causes people to be injured by the participant, how does that differ?
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Why do we allow human trials of new drugs?
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I think more realistically google right now does not want to undercut uber and by extension real drivers who're doing it for a living. They don't need that kind of bad publicity when potentially the licenses they operate under cou

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