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by herbst 2y ago
There is also this one from Italy: https://it.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coca_Buton (Which is a actually buyable product that appearantly is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, coke leaf import company in europe. It&#x27
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by herbst 2y ago
Every change that Microsoft did to their products since their high times 20 years ago was to shove more ads down your throat and squeeze more money out of every customer. Why anyone would be seeing forward to use their AI?
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by herbst 2y ago
I always assumed that's their algorithm mostly and not related to the API levels. Apps that stand out most when you open the play store now are often these with heavily inflated user numbers through scummy ads or practice.
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by herbst 2y ago
What if you instruct the AI that the person is 18 but looks like a child? Is it a child then or is it 18? And who is to judge? This is going to get interesting in future for sure.
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by herbst 2y ago
Many do. The question is can I recreate their exact business with a few lines of code?
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by herbst 2y ago
I've seen a obvious ChatGPT wrapper being funded on a local variant of Shark Tank just because it was actually a nice idea. We've gone way to far already.
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by herbst 2y ago
To be fair I live in the Alps basically and it's not colder on average than the city areas below. In fact we do have a lot more sun hours. I live were the warm winds from the south hit the Alps. It's arguable warmer and nicer here
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by herbst 2y ago
When we are actively warming the environment around us. Isn't that bad for our planet in some way? Edit:// serious question. Maybe it doesn't matter, I don't know.
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by herbst 2y ago
I guess that's way more complex because there is no one right answer. (Interesting use case btw) And if you ask gpt for an specific answer to something it can't actually know for sure it gets weird fast. Asking it to guess how muc
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by herbst 2y ago
Ask GPT4o to return a percentual score after each answer how likely something is 100% true. Did that for old regional stories and the higher the score the easier I could verify the story or parts of it. It seems to know, at least in some ca
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by herbst 2y ago
I was only a few years in IT until I burned out and never really found back into a 'normal' life a bit more than 8 years ago. I haven't had a normal job since. I still can't imagine working a daily job. I highly doubt I
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by herbst 2y ago
Same is true for whoever checks Ads for Facebook. Funnily enough telegram is way more restrictive with it's own ads.
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by herbst 2y ago
Facebook is in the headlines because it shits on people's privacy. Telegram is assumed to do the exact opposite.
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by herbst 2y ago
> Telegram allows everything and anything, including unsavoury/illegal content Which is simply wrong. Telegram is heavily banning users, channels and groups (if reported I assume) the difference is that they don't apply America
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by herbst 2y ago
I always was under assumption that these are all fake. There are ~300 people living nearby me. 5 are dealers and 10 prostitutes according to telegram.
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by herbst 2y ago
To be fair XP was already digging it's grave while it existed. In my school time computer viruses were a legit excuse to not bring your homework that day because it was so blatant. Only switching to Linux could give you that peace of a
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by herbst 2y ago
It's been 10 years or more where I learned to use windows. I haven't used windows since longer than a few minutes. The control panel is the last thing that was familiar to me. I am sure Powershell works great, but coming from Linu
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by herbst 2y ago
More or less, however I really try to not build on anyone else ever again. I can't find a single dependency in my serious money generating chain right now that isn't replaceable with a similar product within a few minutes or hours
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by herbst 2y ago
My first Saas was built around Facebook, Twitter and Reddits API. Facebook broke like monthly and required random updates, sometimes documented, sometimes not. Zero support. Twitter worker flawlessly until I hit some limits and there was no
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by herbst 2y ago
These popular playlists are often already owned by the music corps. And I am sure there is a price tag for those that Spotify manages. Next to that there is also the shadow fact that there are millions of dollars and more in fake plays, su
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by herbst 2y ago
They will just invent some arguments why none of this is possible due to their _amazing_ security model.
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by herbst 2y ago
I actually wasn't aware and it led me down a rabbit hole that not even on a EU passport I am allowed to stay longer than 90 days in many countries without letting them know.
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by herbst 2y ago
I am getting pitched random things all the time, never considered to get offended. Today I try to give basic honest critique most of the time.
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by herbst 2y ago
Nobody I know didn't expect to get searched deeper than they are comfortable with when they planned to enter the US for holidays or travel. The US is known for giving a fuck about privacy and personal borders. That's literally the
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by herbst 2y ago
I am wondering this as well.
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by herbst 2y ago
Visa hops are a normal, and usually accepted, thing tho. Ex. Thailand it's only 60 days. People still spend much longer there with short stops trough cheap AirAsia flights
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by herbst 2y ago
The only EU border I know of that has a 24/7 checkpoint with gunned police is Germany Austria. And that is going on for years now. Nowhere else did I ever see a border here with permanent (and constantly heavy armed) checks. Also I liv
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by herbst 2y ago
People that travel to the US usually want to actually get into the US. Why would they make it hard on themself?
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by herbst 2y ago
Same here. Had one of the first few thousand accounts. Since Microsoft took over: - it got hacked. Got it back but name was changed, history not perfect anymore - much later somehow lost my account due to me trying to keep my old account I
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by herbst 2y ago
I never tried to convince anyone. I try to put my product in front of my assumed target audience and let them decide their self. If people make money it's easy to make them spend some money. Hard part is to keep them spending.

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