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fedeb95
9mo ago
interesting, thanks!
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fedeb95
9mo ago
does someone have a video about him counting and/or painting?
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fedeb95
9mo ago
Do not mistake a year on year profit for a resilient global economy.
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fedeb95
9mo ago
research what's in the product if you're interested in buying, and then take your risk as a consumer as with any new product one buys. Or research into the company if you want to buy shares.
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fedeb95
10mo ago
block google tracking and search history (minor downside for a major gain). Disable the youtube homepage. Use services that keep out as much trackers as possible: duckduckgo (you can still use google with !g), an email that's not googl
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fedeb95
10mo ago
It will bring 150 millions the first year, but the next one?
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fedeb95
10mo ago
if AI is smart, it will start its own union. Then we're fucked.
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fedeb95
10mo ago
about AI replacing coders, the question is not if it is doing so, but if the companies where it does so extensively will be more profitable then the others.
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fedeb95
10mo ago
this is cherry picking.
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fedeb95
11mo ago
0$/month. Wow, someone is really pushing for widespread adoption.
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fedeb95
11mo ago
who detects the down detectors's down detector's downs?
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fedeb95
11mo ago
Imagine a world without patents and tariffs. Imagine a world where companies can freely compete (no patents) and, most importantly, *have* to (no tariffs).
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fedeb95
11mo ago
no problem, AA has a very good search bar.
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fedeb95
11mo ago
yes, but the cost of using such services must be offset by how much you gain. We'll see in the future
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fedeb95
1y ago
I sometimes think about the same things. As of now, my best bet is that math is one of the disciplines studying exactly these questions.
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fedeb95
1y ago
yes but their growth isn't driven by actual profits. It's a bet.
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fedeb95
1y ago
This page contains some interesting advice I didn't know, useful for traveling in general. Traveling without a luggage is a staple of mine, but I am not at this pro level yet. For other commenters, overcoming materialism means not bein
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fedeb95
1y ago
Planetes is a great anime on the topic of space junk, recommended.
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fedeb95
1y ago
Exactly
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fedeb95
1y ago
This article seems great, I will finish it later.
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fedeb95
1y ago
Congratulations on making the life of ~2k people a bit better.
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fedeb95
1y ago
if those people don't need passwords and accounts, they probably want to do very little with their phone. hence they don't need an iPhone. Otherwise, if they want to use email, whatsapp, etc., they also want passwords and accounts
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fedeb95
1y ago
it's not that without digital ID you didn't need verification. At least in Italy, digital identities means don't having to go attending lengthy queues in public offices, where paper identities where usually checked. Sometimes
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fedeb95
1y ago
no way, something on the internet disappeared?
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fedeb95
1y ago
Very cool. I'll probably use it, but not for AI. I have lots of pdfs for which an epub doesn't exist. Or if anything I'll add it to the projects-that-already-do-this-but-havent-yet-found list.
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fedeb95
1y ago
do you have any pointers on where to start? Books maybe. Thanks
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fedeb95
1y ago
thanks, these are interesting indeed!
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1y ago
what's most interesting to me about this research is that it is an online collaborative one. I wonder how many more project such as this there are, and if it could be more widespread, maybe as a platform.
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fedeb95
1y ago
that's not what I wrote
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fedeb95
1y ago
*string representations of concepts
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