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by hattmall 9mo ago
Perhaps it wasn't a widespread norm though. But I don't really see why that matters as much, is the the issue that sites with robots.txt today only allow Googlebot and not other search engines? Or is Google somehow benefitting fro
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by hattmall 9mo ago
UV Lithography, Space Exploration, self driving cars, weather prediction, industrial safety, circular knitting, medical imaging, robotics, bioengineering, agricultural yield management
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by hattmall 9mo ago
With 10 yrs experience and taking travel jobs to remote locations you MIGHT break $100 hr without OT. With North Slope experience you can get jobs that are paying ~70 with guaranteed OT so like you will crack $100 /hr but that's w
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by hattmall 9mo ago
It's not really any different that stopping selling counterfeit goods on a platform. Which is a challenge, but hardly insurmountable and the pay off from AI videos won't be nearly so good. You can make a few thousand a day selling
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Sure those are the things Jesus advocated for in society, but it's not as if a warrior ethos isn't warranted for Jesus considering the attitude towards his message at the time. Especially when you gauge it in the light of what eve
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by hattmall 9mo ago
> I don’t know of any restaurants that previously had delivery of their own and switched. >Only a small percent of restaurants delivered in the first place outside of the ones like pizza that still do. Where I live about half of the n
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by hattmall 9mo ago
It was a very poor implementation of a terrible idea that cannibalized several potentially promising companies.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Don't forget "almost dying from toxic air pollution" too I was in a similar situation and my solution was to just buy enough clothes and not get them dirty when wearing so that it would last me about 2 months between having t
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Probably be the same as the email addresses for the Kodak Pulse Frame, or Sony Dash, both really awesome products that the manufacturer just killed the backend services and bricked them to an extent.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Heat pumps aren't particularly expensive though and they can provide cooling.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Yeah, as someone else pointed out, the gig-delivery services killed the delivery industry. Sure I can get food from a bunch of shitty fast food places now, but deliveries are way more expensive and take forever. The only place that still do
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by hattmall 9mo ago
The usefulness is a function of how quickly the consequences from poor coding arrive and how meaningful they are to the organization. Like in finance if your AI trading bot makes a drastic mistake it's immediately realized and can be h
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Killing addicts more quickly than creating new ones would indeed eventually lead to a decrease in drug related deaths. I would really believe this because I know of multiple people that died from ODs in a fairly short window 4-5 years and t
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by hattmall 9mo ago
These aren't high end cars and essentially there is a formula for VINs but not all of them that get issued get used for various reasons so there are excess valid but not circulating VINs out there. It's just like social security a
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Faster doesn't mean more money, it just means less time. The bottleneck in revenue is very rarely purely software related.
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by hattmall 9mo ago
Yes, the term is strykers. Which can refer to the person that does it, or the actual stolen car that has been legitimized. The stryker will find or buy from somewhere, a pool of unissued VINs that don't flag anything in the state regis
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by hattmall 10mo ago
The best is when you are looking at products, and instead of showing you product information. It shows you an AI summary that's incorrect. And it has suggested questions you can ask the AI that it then answers in a nonsensical way. Lik
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Thanks for that. It's a really interesting data point. My takeaway, which I've already felt and I feel like anyone dealing with insurance would anyway, is that the industry is wildly outdated. Which I guess offers a lot of low han
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by hattmall 10mo ago
The 4 weeks of Vacation was the biggest thing to make me think not American.
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Isn't it literally all of history??
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by hattmall 10mo ago
It's true though, and the information was so deep and specific. Plus the communities were so legitimate and you could count on certain people appearing in threads and waiting for their input. Now the best you have are subreddits or ja
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by hattmall 10mo ago
But without free speech you run the risk of not being able to speak out against this exact type of activity. Imo this isn't a free speech issue, it's fraud, you can criminalize this type of manipulative false testimony without enc
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Not exactly the same, but I've seen some studies where people are shown things, art, music, people, cars, etc and asked to rate them. Its very easy to influence their rating by showing them fake ratings from other people. Additionally
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Exactly, Google's business isn't search, it's ads. Is ChatGPT a more profitable system for delivering ads? That doesn't appear so, which means there's really no reason for Google to have created it first.
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Strong and decisive don't mean huge expenditures and picking winners. Our government does so much more than governing. Capitalism needs a government that sets and enforces rules in the face of market failures. It doesn't mean a go
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Same... And the errors are often really nonsensical and nested in ways that a human or thinking brain simply would never do
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by hattmall 10mo ago
It's pretty clear he can barely do anything policy wise. Limited tariffs and immigration / border stuff is pretty much all that he is getting done.
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And car break-ins aren't happening any less frequently.
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I believe the primary most practical use would be compression. Devices could have quantum decoder chips that give us massive compression gains which could also massively expand storage capacity. Even modest chips far before the realization
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by hattmall 10mo ago
Unless you are deficient it's not the vitamin D. It's a whole host of other processes that benefit your body from sun exposure and the activities that go along with it. The Vitamin D is just a marker that we can detect that can al

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