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Film Resolution(kenrockwell.com)
1 points by jameslk 2y ago|0 comments
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by jameslk 2y ago
Cool to see another open source AI browser testing project! There’s a couple of others I’ve heard of as well: Skyvern: https://github.com/Skyvern-AI/skyvern Shortest: https://github.com/anti-work/s
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AI mining firm backed by Gates and Bezos raises $537M, takes on Chinese rivals(fortune.com)
2 points by jameslk 2y ago|2 comments
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by jameslk 2y ago
For OpenAI, they could lean on their relationship with Microsoft for Bing crawler access Websites won’t be blocking the search engine crawlers until they stop sending back traffic, even if they’re sending back less and less traffic
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by jameslk 2y ago
I was wondering if they ever figured out who the operator was? I couldn’t find anything about her through my Googling. Seems like she should have some credit in the album for her brilliant contribution
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by jameslk 2y ago
I’ve been looking for something like this for some basic custom illustrations for presentations and for my company’s website. I didn’t spend a ton of time looking but it’s great to see someone working on this. I think there’s a ton of oppor
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by jameslk 2y ago
> “It becomes a pretty glaring problem when you have ultra-rich individuals layering loopholes on top of loopholes to dodge both the NIIT and Medicare taxes,” said Sen. Ron Wyden, chair of the Senate Finance Committee, in a statement.
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by jameslk 2y ago
I worked at a big tech co years ago. Strolling up to my bus stop in my casual attire while others around me wore uniforms, rushing to get to work. A nice private shuttle would pick me up. It would deliver me pretty much at the doors of the
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It's Time to Discard Piketty's Inequality Statistics(independent.org)
4 points by jameslk 2y ago|2 comments
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by jameslk 2y ago
> But it's good to know: Hopefully SPAM filters start looking for 3xx redirects and blocking all email that comes from a domain with a 3xx redirect. I believe some already do. As a consequence, instead of doing redirects, the recomm
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by jameslk 2y ago
I think you’re right that personality traits could be a large factor to how someone perceives cold email skeptically and negatively. Some may be wary of it as a default and some may never allow themselves to be sold to no matter what. That
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by jameslk 2y ago
You’re right. I didn’t think that difference through enough. Bad analogy on my part
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by jameslk 2y ago
Probably this?: https://x.com/codyschneiderxx/status/1819807009635795405 podcasts are a trojan horse to talk to decision makers reach out linkedin saying Hey name love your content I want to have you on p
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by jameslk 2y ago
The example email presumes the recipient who's getting it actually needs the service. I'd be happy if someone did free work for me. If you don't need the service, then yes it's irrelevant either way and effectively spam.
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by jameslk 2y ago
Cold emailing isn't very popular here, and in general I don't know anyone who likes receiving cold email. I don't think the problem is cold emailing, but the way it's done. Most cold email is irrelevant and not helpful.
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by jameslk 2y ago
There’s so many of these sales engagement products that the only way to stand out it seems is to be the loudest. Many of these companies also spam a lot of Reddits with fake reviews. Not a novel concept, here’s a bunch more: Reply.io Lemlis
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by jameslk 2y ago
“… What if we burn all our funding to create a shocking antisocial marketing campaign that gets the press to talk about our unknown startup, because the air is already saturated with breathless AI hype”
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Monkeys Predict US Elections(biorxiv.org)
3 points by jameslk 2y ago|0 comments
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Health insurers remove executive bios, images from websites after CEO killing(healthcaredive.com)
41 points by jameslk 2y ago|119 comments
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How Libra Was Killed(twitter.com)
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by jameslk 2y ago
We're heading into 1940s inflation, not 1970s. 1970s inflation was lending driven. 1940s inflation was fiscally driven, like it is today.
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by jameslk 2y ago
> Has it? I don't think many here would agree it is the new norm Yes: https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/ai/#sentiment-and-usage Anecdotally, my entire engineering team chooses to use LLM assistance beca
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by jameslk 2y ago
This is going to be largely dependent on your needs, but a factor I would consider if you're using LLMs for coding is which models have been trained the most on which languages. The more a model has been trained on a particular languag
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by jameslk 2y ago
Both low code and Rails have become a lot less relevant since LLM assisted coding became the norm. Low code became less relevant because 1. LLMs solved many of the problems low code solves with better control over the output, and 2. you can
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Baby-boomer homeowners can't find affordable retirement housing(businessinsider.com)
2 points by jameslk 2y ago|1 comments
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by jameslk 2y ago
I spent a lot of time looking at options in this space for a similar need 1-2 years ago. I really wanted to use Retool but Retool’s pricing and lock in at the time just wasn’t appealing. A few other options I looked at were: * Plasmic (open
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"We Will Pass Those Tariff Costs Back to the Consumer," Says CEO of AutoZone(finance.yahoo.com)
12 points by jameslk 2y ago|35 comments
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by jameslk 2y ago
DJIA is not taken very seriously outside of mainstream media it seems. The news loves to quote big drops or increases to the DJIA due to the index being price weighted. “Wow the news is saying the DJIA dropped 1000 points today! That’s huge
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by jameslk 2y ago
Pods as a hotel concept seems like a “unique travel experience” where as pods as a living condition seems more like a city “code smell” They actually have these type of “pods” at regular hostels in SF. I stayed in one for a couple of weeks
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by jameslk 2y ago
Bugs and Soylent? Then you’d be getting the full future experience /s

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