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by foolswisdom 1y ago
You make it sound like the newspapers/companies are un-culpable for that effect. I believe it to be the case because I've seen cases were a newspaper presents a narrative as fact when those involved know very well it's just s
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
We don't know at all that AI will actually make Google search moot.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
> Section 11 point 4 You must be looking at something other than the terms of service you linked, because section 11 has no point numbering (and just in case, the fourth paragraph of section 11 says nothing of the sort).
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
I really don't know what you're talking about. There's nothing about commercial use in section 11 (nor does the language you quoted above appear anywhere in the Searching "business" and "commercial" makes
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
What is says there is > Evaluation and Additional Services. In some cases, we may permit you to evaluate our Services for a limited time or with limited functionality. Use of our Services for evaluation purposes are for your personal,
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Why? It's not obvious that an employee works 2080 hours, for example, because they take vacation (or work extra), so charging a 2100th of salary doesn't cover vacation benefit. Also, the employer will pay part of health insurance,
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
When I read > My rule of thumb as a contractor is to take the hourly rate x2100 to get an equivalent full-time salary plus benefits, 401k, vacation, etc. I thought you meant to include everything on top of salary. Reading it again after
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Seems like it was originally CC-BY-NC.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Can you tell us more about the phoning home?
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
This is also in line with skrebbel's observation in this thread that the phrase indicates a focused attempt.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
The primary goal of big companies is (/has become) maintaining market dominance, but this doesn't always translate to a well run business with great profits, it depends on internal and external factors. Maybe profits should have a
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
> It does appear that this is part of a site-wide refactor where some material got lost because the same truncation is visible in the annotation page You mean that if you already assume it wasn't malicious, there must be a problem t
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Power is power when it is exercised, and power can be exercised when people think you have the power. Overly formalizing things and ignoring how they play out is why congress is today a dysfunctional body, for example. See also here for an
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Why not? Congress is meant to be a check on the other branches of government (though the filibuster rule / partisan omnibus bill system has degraded its collective will, which is why they won't do anything), so pre-emptively remov
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
It's worth noting that the METR paper that found decreased productivity also found that many of the developers thought the work was being sped up.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
It's difficult to fix because the incentive is to make sure it has the answer, not to give it lots of questions to which there are known answers but have it answer "I don't know" (if you did that, you'd bias the mod
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Why are we pretending AI is going to take all the jobs?(thebignewsletter.com)
6 points by foolswisdom 1y ago|4 comments
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Well, meat wasn't mentioned, unless fish counts.
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The Broadband Story Abundance Liberals Like Ezra Klein Got Wrong(washingtonmonthly.com)
1 points by foolswisdom 1y ago|0 comments
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
What setting is this? I can only find "Enable machine learning powered autofill suggestions" which seems to have defaulted to on.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
That's because it's obvious due to effects other than the one you're trying to observe. Which is of course the case when you're dealing with psychedelics (and of course many other drugs).
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Do you mind picking to some of these? I did a quick Google patents search but didn't find anything.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
> Americans can either abide by them or get out of our market. I think GP was talking about Americans running companies.
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
People (especially people who don't have a lot of hands on tech experience, or students who also aren't into building things) get the sense that writing software requires learning a lot of arcane tools. And the idea is to promise
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
> I don't think the news thing would surprise anyone either. People who you'd expect to realize this still read the news acknowledging everything they're till they get to a specific domain the news covers. A la Gell-Mann A
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
The solution to that would be to force companies within the EU market to compete with each other (fair competition laws), just that idea is less popular than the first winner in a market ensuring they stay dominant (because it serves the in
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Need to submit selfies? I don't recall submitting selfies. I own stocks, all I had to do was fill in the forms on freetaxusa.com based on the forms the brokerage gave me. Just look for non zero fields on the brokerage forms, and fill o
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
I figure that the response uses ascii escape sequences to control the terminal (and that curl is just piping the response to the terminal).
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
Is there a reason you'd need to do so? What is freetaxusa.com missing that direct file gives you (other than the fact that direct file is free and supported by the government itself)?
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by foolswisdom 1y ago
That doesn't take away from the OP's point (and OP didn't specify what ping ponging looks like, could be the same as you're describing), you are still iterating based on the results, and updating the prompt based on issu

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