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by dom96 2y ago
I paid for it for around 3 months. The free version is enough for the rare times I actually use it, and many times I tried to use it it was down, so I switched to Gemini. Google is the same if not better here. OpenAI has no moat.
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by dom96 2y ago
Yeah. It’s definitely spiking. I managed to survive 4.5 years without catching it and just caught it this week.
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by dom96 2y ago
I lived in a tiny town in Northern Ireland and every chinese/indian/pizza place managed to deliver food just fine. They still do I bet. UberEats/Deliveroo/DoorDash are just skimming the little profit that these operation
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by dom96 2y ago
Not anywhere, Snowden managed to evade them.
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by dom96 2y ago
Yeah, reliability is the crucial bit. Like that example he showed where it checked whether he can make an appointment (by checking driving times), a lot can go wrong there and if the assistant tells you "Yes, you can" but you cann
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by dom96 2y ago
In London on the tube escalators you stand on the right and pass on the left.
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by dom96 2y ago
Same, I enjoyed the terseness of this summary.
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by dom96 2y ago
Yeah, Tesla is long overdue a massive crash.
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by dom96 2y ago
History is such a powerful way to see through the bullshit. And yet, it doesn’t matter. Plenty of idiots out there that continue repeating history’s mistakes.
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by dom96 2y ago
This is such a shame. I have missed Workplace ever since I left my job at Facebook and even tried to influence my current company to adopt it... It truly comes really close to eliminating the need for emails without sacrificing you learning
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by dom96 2y ago
> GPT-4o: out Is it? I can't use it yet at least
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by dom96 2y ago
I can't help but feel a bit let down. The demos felt pretty cherry picked and still had issues with the voice getting cut off frequently (especially in the first demo). I've already played with the vision API, so that doesn't
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by dom96 2y ago
I was in the area too. Decided to go for a drive to Southport beach to try and catch it and saw.. nothing. Yesterday evening I tried Crosby beach. Also nothing. Did I just go at the wrong time? It was between 11pm and 1am.
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by dom96 2y ago
Huh. I thought mosquitos aren’t really a thing in the UK? I certainly haven’t experienced as many as I have living in Poland.
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by dom96 3y ago
This is so frustrating. Why don't they just make it available everywhere?
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by dom96 3y ago
Any ideas how much he paid for the domain back then?
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by dom96 3y ago
> Does the text only get replaced, and the underlying link stays intact? Surely not? That is exactly what happens.
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by dom96 3y ago
Yeah, pure coincidence. I picked it before the xz news broke.
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by dom96 3y ago
As we build out support for some of these features in the Workers Runtime, we should be able to port Python modules to use them. Some features like raw sockets are already available, so we should be able to make some quick headway here. (My
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by dom96 3y ago
Something similar happened to me. I was in a hurry so I even put some money in my account, then the $2.50/mo offering was nowhere to be found. I'm guessing they have limited numbers of these and only make them available sometimes.
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by dom96 3y ago
Reddit banned my account without warning because I created a Reddit API mirror. I even followed their API docs by including my Reddit username in the user agent used by my HTTP client, I thought I was giving them the ability to reach out if
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by dom96 3y ago
> No benefits. No insurance, no gym, etc. But you earn a lot more so its not a huge deal, except for the pension contribution. This really doesn't hold for many cases, and especially for the rates mentioned in this article. Are ther
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by dom96 3y ago
This is especially true for programming languages. Which is why it drives me nuts when people complain at programming language developers when they dare use that language to develop other software.
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by dom96 3y ago
There is being ‘woke’ and then there is being factually inaccurate. Google’s Gemini was the latter with the images it generated. We really need better words to describe what is going on. ‘Woke’ and leftist employees aren’t it, it’s employee
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by dom96 3y ago
Any more details about why the previous async approach ended up not working? and/or what that approach even was?
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by dom96 3y ago
Where is the pretty chart and table showing me the interest rates offered?
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by dom96 3y ago
> TeslaBot that once far enough along will basically create a feedback loop that will make practically everything we currently do "free" to do? How can this happen? This sounds like some serious hype. What I find really funny a
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by dom96 3y ago
I'd say it's more an issue with the anti-virus that is flagging this as a virus when it isn't one. We should expect better out of AV software. I've personally seen many instances of false positives across various softwar
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by dom96 3y ago
This is going to make the latest election really interesting (and scary). Is anyone working to ensure a faked video of Biden that looks plausible but is AI generated doesn't get significant traction at a critical moment of the election
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by dom96 3y ago
> leave your luggage in your car for a few days when you return from a trip. how would that help? are you assuming the temperature in the car goes below freezing or above 120F?

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