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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
I guess I'm not shocked but this is certainly disappointing. That being said, do you need a native app to provide most of the functionality? It seems like you could do most of this stuff through browser functionality and some kind of d
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
You're going to have a difficult time pulling a lot of energy out of the back wheel as you're slowing down. The more you decelerate the less weight you've got on your back wheel. Eventually you reach the maximum energy transf
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
What's the actual point of doing this? This is another sneaky fossil fuel "idea" that just wants to make sure their product is still required in the electrified future. Hydrogen isn't an energy source, it's a storag
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
End of ZIRP and the Sec. 179 change for engineering salaries probably explains more of this (plus the increase in outsourcing). I’m sure some decision makers also threw AI into the mix but the financials of hiring software engineers in the
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
Authentic News, Ad Clicks Faked
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
At some point a new group of organized criminals has either replaced or partnered with the "Republican Party." It seems this is partially for the Trump-aligned group to draw in votes and presumably corrupt or pressure the remainin
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
I got back into R/C stuff after about 15 years after working at Hobbytown as a teenager. The biggest advancements I've seen are around batteries and electronics (LiPo and cheaper/better radios that don't need a crystal),
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
I agree - but technology is just a tool here. The Stasi famously had a network of human informants to notice and collect information. Going forward it would be nice if we stopped letting these mobs grab power but it's too late, so mayb
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
- Gather up about 10 million dollars (more will help) - Bribe the right people I hate to provide such a cynical and lazy response but we've got until midterms (maybe) before you really have a shot at 'democratically' influenc
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
The real Penn Christmas miracle was getting used tech (laptops/tablets/mp3 players/etc) that was export-controlled. Some students legally couldn’t bring that stuff back to their country and didn’t have time to sell it.
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
It’s just called investor at that point.
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
It’s somewhat exciting to see the commodification of AI models and hardware. At first I was concerned that the hyperscalers would just own the whole thing as a service that keeps squeezing you. But if model development and self hosting beco
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by linkjuice4all 1y ago
Nothing about this is censorship. These companies spent their own money building this infrastructure and they let you use it (even if you pay for it you agreed to their terms). Not letting you map an input query to a search space isn’t cens
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
This really seems the like 'oh duh' insight. The output of your revenue-making equipment (the kitchen) went up without requiring additional floor space and staff to serve a larger customer-base. More specifically - the restaurants
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Have any of your customers provided case study information that would imply some reduction in churn or an increase in inbound leads or sales?
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
It's certainly better than cerulean blue.
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
I appreciate the detailed response. TBH I've really only been using LLMs for mundane corporate tasks so I don't have a ton of experience on the "less-definitive" creative side of genAI. Using the writing guidelines seems
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Would you mind sharing any prompting or tuning in terms of 'funniness'? Aside from commanding it to 'write like the Onion', did you do anything else to judge the relative hilarity of the headlines and articles?
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Well, hopefully nothing like that happens in the US - that is to say an ideologue that ruins a country by ostracizing and then removing skilled immigrants or deters them from coming in the first place. Perhaps we can examine some recent lar
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Organizations consist of many individuals with different motivations, so it's hard to ascribe a single reason to an individual or group. Here are some of the real and assumed reasons that companies are pushing for this: - They have acc
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Generative AI seems like a great opportunity for the metaverse instead of further enshittifying their existing networks. Users could utter entire universes into existence and then explore them, this could even work for the elderly reliving
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Unfortunately, yes. While Google and many other search engines/crawlers can render JS it’s much faster to give them the rendered page - especially for very large sites. But page load optimization does typically bring better user engage
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
> Recent cohorts have been infected with a sense that the job market is nothing more than a game that they need to min-max Can you blame them? Other comments mention that automating applications is just the response to automating rejecti
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
It's depressing to see companies moving back towards a carbon-burning future. It seemed like electric vehicles, battery technology, and solar power advancement was finally starting to kill the market for ICE engines and 'dirty&#x2
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Don’t let the entertainment business find out - they might just start doing that.
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
If Alice tells Bob something there's nothing preventing Bob from telling Carol. The third-party doctrine kind of boils down to this - someone else noticed and you can't restrain them from telling anyone about it. Alice (content
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
I agree that these content creators were not contacted individually and asked for specific consent to have their materials ingested for training purposes. That being said - the general crux of the third-party doctrine (at least in the Unite
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Maybe get started by speculating in real estate and mineral (gas?) rights. Don’t forget some sort of platform for managing space start up company HR training video sharing across different planetary time codes. It couldn’t hurt to try to p
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
In pre-Covid times didn't companies face this same insurmountable hardship when opening a second location? What do you call your co-worker that works in a different office if not "remote"? I get that some people really like
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
The change to unibody construction in the 70s/80s and the more-recent move to 'gigapressing' an entire car with body work has unfortunately made repair much more difficult. In the past body shops would realign frames, pull bo

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