dustymcp

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by dustymcp 3y ago
I have been using openAI for this, its surprisingly accurate, and way faster for easy recipes and instructions.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
I have worked for quite a few consultancies and feedback is just not there, either the code works or it doesnt, there is no feedback just additional features/bugs to discover.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
I worked in retail electronics and this is exactly what happens, there is no procedure than put it back in the box and sell it again.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Its such a fun game :)
35.
by dustymcp 3y ago
haha this is what im thinking, where is the incentive to actually use it.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Absolutely, if we can get away with not hosting and paying a small fee we will almost always prefer that, otherwise we will build out the service ourself.
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Fairly well on what scale?
38.
by dustymcp 3y ago
Not necessarily, chemistry is such a big part of the selection aswell, you might have the criteria's for working somewhere, but do you also fit with culture? Many i have worked with would much prefer a person with less criteria and bet
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by dustymcp 3y ago
so its better to have manual counting that also can be tampered with?
40.
by dustymcp 3y ago
Im in a startup sometimes i long for the boring stuff :P
41.
by dustymcp 3y ago
What is the point of passwords on your toothbrush again ?
42.
by dustymcp 3y ago
same goes for generating weekly foodplans..
43.
by dustymcp 3y ago
yet the earth is more flat it is remarkable..
44.
by dustymcp 3y ago
isnt that the sane option just keep the steam price higher than your own price and people would mostly prefer to buy directly to save money, then you get the exposure from steam but you can convert them to your platform.
45.
by dustymcp 3y ago
For a european this tipping thing just seems crazy, why not just pay them enough to live for?
46.
by dustymcp 3y ago
i like the 90's rapper persona better :)
47.
by dustymcp 3y ago
I concur, i was helping my wife figuring out pokemons that started with a letter for our making alphabets for my kids room, and it came up with a list where some of the pokemons didnt start with C. Me: look at the list again there are some
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by dustymcp 3y ago
We saw immediate changes in productivity when people moved home 2 years before covid, less meetings, things got done and people where in generel more happy, but that might not be for everyone but onboarding wasnt made harder, what was harde
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by dustymcp 3y ago
Or just do what you used to do, its not that much different only if you jump on the hype train frameworks.
50.
by dustymcp 3y ago
Cooking itself releases a bunch of stuff that isnt great regardless of stove its entirely on the ventilation.
51.
by dustymcp 3y ago
i have dickies workpants i bought 15 years ago still going strong :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
i liked forums alot better for specialized content, i have no interest in the cesspools of unoriginal content that is social media.
53.
by dustymcp 3y ago
Why cant it turn off, mine blinds me during nighttime drive, its so bad i took out a jumper so it doesnt work anymore..
54.
by dustymcp 3y ago
some people have given up on reality maybe mark is one of them?
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by dustymcp 3y ago
I concur ive been using it daily for all sorts of tasks, cant read Microsofts docs round it up get the important stuff i love it :)
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by dustymcp 3y ago
it was named before gpt4 was put calm down lol
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by dustymcp 4y ago
yes i used it to give multiple text variants to a marketing tool, it was very simple since i doesnt have direct user input. just do httpcall get text from database have a solid prompt to give alternatives and off we went.
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by dustymcp 4y ago
Man the dead weight around development in corporations are mind numbing..
59.
by dustymcp 4y ago
coming from uk "really good food" means heating the beans and browning your toast without burning it :)
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by dustymcp 4y ago
Well they had to come at some point..

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