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3y ago
I'm not sure 'join' is the right word? It looks like Satya has offered the OAI team a new autonomous home where they can do what they want. It's going to be independent in the same way LinkedIn and Github are?
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jaggs
3y ago
Absolutely not true. They will be building a completely new independent entity using MS resources. Confirmed by Satya.
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3y ago
Yeah, not really. Any site that professses to be legitimate but features Lorem Ipsum on its pages is a bust for me. Also the demo is really not that impressive, very machine. Maybe in a few years?
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jaggs
3y ago
Fabulous piece!
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Make any Android phone eSIM compatible
(esim.me)
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3y ago
Notwithstanding the 'you will kill people' opinion, first impressions are that a wall of text as a response is very much less than appealing. Even bullet points would be more helpful. Ideally shorter, more empathetic responses whi
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jaggs
3y ago
Really great idea. I'll definitely take a closer look. Not sure if it's worth paying extra for additional device compatibility though.
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jaggs
3y ago
All of these robot cleaners suffer from the same problem - too small dust bags, small batteries because of the weight issue and weak suction which fails to deal with really stubborn dirt.
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3y ago
Not really. Tesla is reluctant to offer its workers similar rights to others in the country. So the unions are using legitimate tactics to encourage the company to negotiate in good faith. Of course that's somewhat difficult with the c
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3y ago
You've made a rather unfair comment in my opinion. It is a personal perspective short, offering a view of a part of the FTX fallout which people may not have thought about.
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jaggs
3y ago
There is a current trend of this sort of negative spin on EV technology in general. I wonder what or who is behind it? It's very mysterious. (Hint: follow the money?)
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3y ago
Yeah same here.
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3y ago
Artroom.ai is a great option. Free image generation feature, plus a ton of editing features like layers, zoom out etc.
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3y ago
Which seems perfectly reasonable considering it's a totally free product, which relies on ad revenue to fund running and development costs?
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jaggs
3y ago
I'm sorry but I've got to say it. Are you using ChatGPT for your comments? Because they seem uncommonly precisely written (as do some of the responses).
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3y ago
Photopea.com
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jaggs
3y ago
This is the year of the paperless office...
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3y ago
Totally agree
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3y ago
Totally agree. HN is great!
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3y ago
This is one of the worst examples of an AI written post I've ever seen. Especially from a supposed 'brand' title. The future of journalism really does look bleak.
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3y ago
This old chestnut keeps popping up, likely driven by the oil and auto industry dinosaurs as part of their FUD campaigns. Short answer - yes EVs are definitely significantly greener. The well to wheel numbers on ICE are horrible. https:&#x
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3y ago
This is quite a vague article. What it doesn't give are the odds of being affected by such foods. Risk is everywhere, crossing the road included. If there's only a .50% chance of being hit by a bug on a picnic, who cares? That
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3y ago
Link?
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3y ago
It's actually sad and rather weird at the same time. The Japanese motor industry has been caught completely flat footed in the future car stakes - despite arguably starting ahead of the pack with the Leaf, Prius etc - and now spends it
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3y ago
photopea.com is a great free clone alternative
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jaggs
3y ago
Hm.. you realise that your opinion is not necessarily fact? Yes there are bad bits, but the service is extremely useful for a lot of people. That's my opinion :)
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3y ago
Again, you're showing that you don't know what it means. There is a distinct process which is done to qualify. This goes beyond simple degrading quality. Bad customer support is degrading quality, but that's not enshitificati
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3y ago
That statement fundamentally misunderstands what enshitification means. I think it might help if you read Cory Doctorow's original exposition.
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3y ago
Cool, that sounds very interesting. I'll definitely try playing around some more. Thanks.
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3y ago
Ahh...cool. It was Wordfence. Deactivated it, and the plugin appeared. However I obviously didn't specify the functionality properly, because it's just featured in the plugin section with no functions visible. I asked for a plugin
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