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by hattmall 7mo ago
It's almost as if the insurance companies wrote those regulations. The same ones that required everyone to purchase their product and implemented government subsidies to pay them. Legitimately no way anything other than price increases
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by hattmall 7mo ago
GE's latest trick is to roll long term maintenance contracts into the price of the product and then sell off the unit holding the bag on the maintenance contract. Very shady but very clever.
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by hattmall 7mo ago
I really have a hard time understanding the analogy of the "responsible party" existing, when it was objectively the Biden administration that did the most damage to the average American.
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by hattmall 7mo ago
The issue is that this isn't really supply constrained inflation. This is price discovery and discrimination by major retailers. The amount of coupons, conditional sale prices, and member savings has skyrocketed. I have paid rather int
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by hattmall 7mo ago
Some good notes on heartburn, a fiber regime, some combination of wheat dextrin, psyllium husk, inulin. All 3 are different and serve a somewhat different function. Foods to eat, oatmeal, lentils. Ginger tea, activated charcoal tabs. Most
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by hattmall 7mo ago
> 4 corn/20 plant oatmeal What does this mean?
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by hattmall 7mo ago
>If that's your view, the first priority of every single person should be to work towards stabilising the climate and reduce our impact on the enviromnent But why though? If that's what you believe and there's nothing more
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by hattmall 7mo ago
Ok, but what if you're a non-emotional system, whose biases are generated from objective statistical data? Then you become aware of those biases, and "adjust our opinions and behavior". You are just introducing inefficiency,
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by hattmall 7mo ago
To have a longer life with their children... It's not something government should regulate but it is something that government policy should incentivize.
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by hattmall 7mo ago
I'm curious what you think about Iran killing 30,000+ protestors in the streets last month, going to hospitals to kill the injured, and continuing to review video footage to actively seek out and kill scores of 2+ million protestors? P
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by hattmall 7mo ago
Is it fair to say the Open Router models aren't subsidized though? They make the case that companies on there are running a business, but there are free models, and companies with huge AI budgets that want to gather training data and s
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by hattmall 7mo ago
>So I'm very curious if any AI we have today would pass the Turing test under all circumstances Are you actually curious about this? Does any model at all come even remotely close to this?
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Interesting, Mexico has in the past been a big source of SIM cards for questionable activity in the US. Now the flow may be reversed but of course the cost is ~15x in the US. Or will there be a big influx of Honduran or some other CA county
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by hattmall 8mo ago
To me this doesn't sound logical because you still have to hire someone to manage your cloud deployments which is an entire specialized discipline. Yeah you can get some leeway the job being fully remote I guess but ultimately you aren
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by hattmall 8mo ago
>they have to reach 20 years into the past. Well, they don't, but this is a particularly damning statement and it's age is more of a feature than a flaw because it shows a long history of anti-social disdain for humanity.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Maybe not 25,but IBM Watson beat humans at Jeopardy over 10 years ago. The technology has been there, the difference is the willingness to burn money on it in hopes of capturing exponential revenue from disrupting industries. Obviously the
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Nice that ChatGPT does that, its also true that Google Translate and other APPs have had this functionality for a decade or more. I was getting live German translated on my phone in 2015 with no problems.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I'm very similar to the OP here, always hear about ChatGPT rarely anything else. Most people are definitely not paying, but of the few that are paying, outside of software developers, they are all paying for ChatGPT exclusively. I don&
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Not much if at all at the national level. US government is infiltrated by other harmful entities, drug trafficking can't compete with MIC, Big Oil, Sugar, Pharma, government contractors etc Cartels are the largest non-state owned busin
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by hattmall 8mo ago
It just seems really obvious to me that it's not one disease. One problem with the research is that there is SO much money. It's corrupting. There's a whole thing about the plaque cartel and if you aren't testing around
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by hattmall 8mo ago
But it is a wildly variated, almost meaningless diagnosis. 3 of my 4 grandparents got Alzheimer's diagnosis as well as my mom and mother-in-law. The variation of progression and symptoms is so wide that it really seems like a catch-all
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I don't think that's possible in Mexico. There's too much power in the logistical networks that move things into the US. The demand is too great. Even if you kill every drug trafficker and gang member alive today and create h
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Great! So how do I follow your moves? Ideally the prediction market would have a way where traders like this filter to the top, but then making that information known would impact the market itself.!.!.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Disagree, it's way more like overall our sales are losing money, but the long term plan is to get a buy out. A strategy that works for a non-trivial amount of startups. The idea is that if you play incorrectly long enough eventually a
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by hattmall 8mo ago
What are some examples of useful TUI you made? I'm generally opposed to the concept
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by hattmall 8mo ago
[SHOW HN]: I built a self-replicating LLM that runs off of common grocery store items and alcohol.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
>So if a student comes to me wishing to start building computers what advice do I give them? Farm something? Buy used stuff? 99.9% of consumers have no need for anywhere near the cutting edge tech. I do far more than most people and get
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I find that highly unlikely, coding is the AIs best value use case by far. Right now office workers see marginal benefits but it's not like it's an order of magnitude difference. AI drafts an email, you have to check and edit it,
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Thanks, in your example are you saying that you had 10 Claude accounts or all 10 user accounts able to work in the allotment for a single Claude subscription. I've only ever dealt with the API and it got way too expensive quickly for t
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by hattmall 8mo ago
They care about money, they are making tons of investor money doing what they are doing, there's no incentive to pivot if it would just turn investor money into consumer money.

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