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8mo ago
Clocks prices have gone up since 2020. Unless a cheaper better way to make clocks has emerged inflation causes prices to grow.
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8mo ago
People wrote code in the hopes that others would read it think positive about them and maybe improve things. Those projects are going away
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Why would companies keep open sourcing for anything new if vanity is off of the table. Many companies open sourced as a signal or to find free help. Those are not important anymore. 99 percent of developers go to the effort of open sourcin
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Photographers use cameras so increasing cameras makes more photographers. CNC saws use to take pencil draws as input and now they can handle files. People always made handmade furniture while CNCs existed. Open source projects around a n
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8mo ago
That you get no credit for open sourcing. Why would creators spend time anymore?
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8mo ago
For me spending time on my open source projects doesn't make sense anymore. People (the community and employers) previously were impressed because of the amount of work required. Now that respect is gone as people can't automatic
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8mo ago
They get results from another provider who has authorized access. Google doesn't provide search results to unauthorized requests as many on tor have experienced.
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8mo ago
You are lucky they refunded you. Imagine they didn't ban you and you continued to pay 220 a month. I once tried Claude made a new account and asked it to create a sample program it refused. I asked it to create a simple game and it re
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9mo ago
If you check the ips they belong to Google. Plus if you run adsense google with ignore crawler rules and visit the page from google ips and from some shady ip. Wonder if it is the same for sites using Analytics.
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9mo ago
VCs are the best advertising.
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Not too many people have all three subscriptions. Most people have no subscriptions and will continue to use free ad tools with ads. Claude will be the first company to fall as developers find something slightly better.
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9mo ago
"pace at which the models are getting smart is accelerating". The pace is decelerating.
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9mo ago
Or the email address you have already hacked into. Why both with the username at that point.
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9mo ago
Do you double check every fact or are you relying on yourself being an expert on the topics you ask an llm? If you are an expert on a topic you probably aren't asking ab llm anyhow. It reminds me of someone who reads a newspaper artic
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Those are not great examples. Bubble gum puts the buyer in a worse dental health situation. Windows is a monopoly that controls the desktop market and the buyer would have been better off with a richer market with a variety of options. You
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9mo ago
LLM give false information often. The ability for you to catch incorrect facts is limited by your knowledge and ability and desire to do independent research. LLMs are accurate with everything you don't know but are factually incorrec
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9mo ago
Lawsuits against medical professionals are difficult in many cases impossible for the average person to win. They are held less accountable compared to other professions.
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9mo ago
Input your roadmap into an llm of your choosing and see if you can create that code.
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If we just take this idea in good faith one could make the point that social media and books are more similiar than they appear. They both end up in escapism. They both can teach or entertain. They both are mostly anti-social. The differ
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Interesting ideas. The bridge from what he built to what you suggest is far. The free outlook plugin sounds like a good onboarding vector but who downloads outlook plugins? Not the type of person in a medium/large company who is usi
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9mo ago
I got a headset and wanted to do vr apps but found the medium to addicting and now I just play with no desire to create.
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I fould golang to be one of the worst target for llms. PHP seems to always work, python works if the packages are not made up but go fails often. Trying to get inertia and the Buffalo framework to work together gave the llm trama.
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9mo ago
This is silly. If the person believed this was the bank the 3rd code would be used. Best answer is don't answer phone calls and force people to send letters.
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10mo ago
Doesn't feel so roaring.
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10mo ago
Do your work today and tomorrow you can fool around and have some fun. Do the minimum today so you can do the maximum tomorrow rarely makes sense.
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For one year I read every free moment averaged a book every 3 days mostly biographies many on wrestling. The year I got an e-reader (alura tech). Stopped after the screen broke. The book that stood out the most. Sugar Barons.
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Have you tried going back 80% ap articles, some opinion columns, classifieds and sports with a lifestyle section. We are living in an era of more news, different formats more in depth. I think our expectations are misaligned we expect every
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10mo ago
If they are beacons maybe democracy has outlived its usefulness. Bad pr for democracy as a concept.
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10mo ago
Do you want the German or French version?
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10mo ago
The Larry Ellison purchase Tiktok, CBS and possible Warner Bros/CNN is still in play ensuring a media takeover.
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