hattmall

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by hattmall 8mo ago
So is this something you do with a monthly subscription or is this using API tokens?
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by hattmall 8mo ago
A human is basically just a worm that evolved a lot of extra stuff to feed itself better.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Yes, but your grandmother still died young. The future is one where fewer and fewer people reproduce but we have a far greater pace of longevity breakthroughs. The first humans to live to be 200 are almost certainly alive today, and in that
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by hattmall 8mo ago
If you can identify the IP / User-agent of the bot then to the registered agent of that corporation. If the IP isn't one you can link to a crawler directly then subpoena the provider just like in an infringement action.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I mean there's no reason that the AI would need to act maliciously, thought it would be possible. I was thinking more along the lines of pre-pay for a year of server and tell the AI it has to start a business or something to pay its o
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I mean if you take now, from a year ago, vs a year ago from two years ago and then once more vs two years ago to three years ago, you wouldn't see the idea of a plateau in effectiveness or not? I still have several projects I developed
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by hattmall 8mo ago
That's a really interesting proposition. Load the AI and let it go wild to try to figure out how it can earn enough money to survive. Perhaps this could be the new Turing test.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Georgia power already has a demand scaled recovery charge addition to bills that increases prices for residential customers regardless of where the demand originates. It used to be only applied occasionally during the summer. Now they'
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I don't know. I thought it made sense in that the previous commenter was lamenting the "boomers" and how everything will be better when they are gone. Without actually realizing that their isn't anything inherently probl
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Can we not charge for access? If I have a link, that says "By clicking this link you agree to pay $10 for each access" then sending the bill?
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Stay at home parenting doesn't literally mean physically staying in the house. There's far more opportunities for socialization for those not burdened by work, kids are portable, they like doing stuff, and there's really not
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Other than a few parasitic industries it's pretty great. If we can just get some common sense reforms in insurance, healthcare, advertising, and reverse some regulatory capture it would be comparably utopic.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
>I hate to say it but tossing bible versus around isn’t going to make your case very well Not if you actually read the verse, it's a relevant, experience driven philosophical statement.
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I don't think it's as easy to offload oil as you're assuming. Most of the sketchy countries don't have refineries or storage capacity and they risk some fallout from the sanctions if they do anything with the oil. Like m
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by hattmall 8mo ago
I use AI frequently. I am frequently let down. Occasionally satisfied and very rarely impressed. My results seem typical for everyone else I know. It's a free and widely promoted tool that has the potential to be useful, of course peop
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by hattmall 8mo ago
It's not like people don't know who they are though? It's not some secret formula of who is corrupt. It's everyone that's been in position for any length of time. If you don't yield to the corruption you won&#x
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by hattmall 8mo ago
Where in suburbs are you a 10 minute walk of all that? Even living in a major metro city center it's a push to get to all that in 10 minutes. A 10 minute walk is like 1/3 mile at most. An hour drive is unlikely but 20-30 minute
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by hattmall 8mo ago
This isn't true at all though. There's a small amount of areas that are able to be super expensive and you can walk to stuff. Then there's far more cheap areas where you can walk to stuff that aren't generally desirable
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by hattmall 9mo ago
The average age of cars on the road is about 13 years! 2006 Tacoma's are selling for like $5k less than their original MSRP!
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by hattmall 9mo ago
DEI is, by most people who complain about it's definition, prioritizing hiring / access based on targeted diversity metrics. It's not really that complex and there's not really anyway to reasonabley accomplish it that
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by hattmall 9mo ago
I don't think software engineering is ever going to be solved, but financial analysis will definitely never be solved. It's impossible, the nature of it dictates that, whatever changes happen will further change the results. Finan
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Pretty much anywhere being a competent seamstress pays well. The difference between highly skilled and competent is open to interpretation. The difference between being competent and the very basics that can assemble cut and sew patterns is
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Ok, Ok, I get the disdain for middle management. It's basically exactly like you described, but middle management didn't come about for no reason. There really is a value and the idea of automating it away with AI is extremely dub
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by hattmall 9mo ago
It's not that robotaxis will logically lead to higher premiums. It's that lobbying for higher insurance premiums will be a primary way for robotaxi companies to increase market share.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
>The Facebook of today is a much better platform to the average user than the Facebook pretimeline. Absolutely bullshit. FB today is terrible. It's a dopamine casino filled with engagement bait and ads that leave users wildly unsati
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by hattmall 9mo ago
The really strange thing is that so much of it doesn't work. Like I get that the SOTA models perform some tasks quite well and have some real value. But the AI being implemented in every corner creates a lot of really bad results. The
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by hattmall 9mo ago
eBay has free postage paid returns for any item, at least in the US.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Who cares? eBay has free returns with postage paid by the seller for any item, so it really doesn't matter if you get the wrong thing etc. Of course this is why they ban it because the odds of you getting something wrong is too high an
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by hattmall 9mo ago
But I want to get the item as cheaply as possible, not pay as close to my maximum without going over.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Are these websites not serving public content? If there's some legal concerns just create a separate scraping LLC that fakes user agent and uses residential IPs or VPN or something. I can't imagine that the companies would follow

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