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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
Yeah now they just have to deal with the boundless joy of being managed by a purely profit driven management layer - sounds great. Seems like there's a market for innovating in the business management sector. Maybe some PE company can
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
I guess I could imagine how they might be helpful in initial research - but no way I'm letting some LLM book a hotel that might not exist or get me car insurance from StratesFrarm Unsurance.
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
You’re at the end of a long and well-monied line of people (read: pharma companies) that want to get the attention of health care professionals. Lifetime customer value of patients can be extremely high so healthcare companies will spend (w
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by linkjuice4all 2y ago
If anything I’m surprised to see the ruling class isn’t starting to lose this battle to the masses. Ukraine’s use of disposable drones plainly shows how easy it is to create smart weapons that could be piloted autonomously (or at least in t
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
The general layout and terrain of the line probably make it incredibly difficult to "speed up" regardless of how much money you dump into it. While it does go through some population centers it has to meander through mountains and
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Well…trucking offers an opportunity (either as drivers or owner/operators) to people in rural areas that otherwise don’t have any great way to make money (read: rural people in formerly prosperous areas). While it’s not exactly a low s
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Is there an option for the public/non-law enforcement to access or pay to get this data? I know we're not getting the toothpaste back in the tube so we (the general public) might as well get some benefit from it. There are a lot o
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
The town of Brookline itself. They contracted with Soofa and would likely have responsive records in the form of contracts at the very least. It's not obvious who owns some/all of the data so you might not get the actual MAC addre
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
I'm no legal expert but it seems like this data might be subject to FOIA requests - or at least should be anyway. If it is truly anonymized (yeah, right) then it could be released publicly. I'm not really sure what the general pub
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Perhaps you'd like to explain your reasoning? While social media can certainly amplify harmful voices and give growing minds access to information they may not be ready to process fully - why is this the government's job? Please b
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
I don't recall the specifics - but I think the settlement usually included language around remediation or dismissal was pending remediation. Typically it was just an embarrassing experience for some middle manager, some lost budget, an
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
While it's generally a good idea to make your app/site accessible to all users and user agents - the trouble usually comes when you're big enough to get sued. In my previous life at an ad agency we had a number of clients get
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Humans were made second class netizens when ISPs made self hosting very difficult for individuals. While self-hosting doesn’t solve everything (and introduces its own problems) it does place control of content in the hands of people hostin
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
I used to develop apps and websites in the pharma space. It’s a heavily regulated field that requires submitting wireframes and functional specs to the FDA for compliance purposes. This ended up creating a huge waterfall before any code was
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Any recommendations? The public seems to actually understand what this means although it’s just more anthropomorphization of a random bullshit generator.
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
"With the rise of AI, photos of the exterior of your business are suddenly controversial" Many revenue-based websites tried to have it both ways with web crawlers wherein they wanted to block automated access or repeat viewers whi
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
This makes sense but job hopping seems to be much harder now considering the competition for laid-off workers. There’s a Bloomberg article on the homepage now about how more people are retiring due to stock gains - so how is unemployment lo
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Definitely agree that the modern frameworks are better for complex stuff. Ideally there’s not really a middle ground - you’re either doing complex interactive “app-like” stuff with a framework or adding modest dynamic features to otherwise
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Headline 5 Years From Now: A Texas Town's Misery Underscores the Impact of Training Large Language Models Across the U.S. All joking aside - I'm surprised more of these operations aren't switching to "legitimate" co
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
When Siri and Alexa first came out there was another chatbot gold rush but it obviously didn’t work out for a number of reasons. LLMs and other recent (in the last year) advances have certainly improved the understanding and response for ch
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Sorry but the railroads don't get to hide behind the "we need the cops to fix this" crap. In the US many railroads have their own police force with full arrest and police powers[0]. They can literally throw their own money an
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
It's generous of you to assume that someone's religious affiliation would have any impact on how they conduct their professional lives. Perhaps she should consider working within her preferred religious organization and leave the
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
I know that “just put it on a freight train” doesn’t solve every logistics problem but it does kind of address this one. Maybe their solution should be focused on improving transloading between truck and train and using autonomous trucking
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Haven't seen it mentioned yet - but there are several reasons why airlines continue to buy from Boeing - specifically the 737 variants. - The pilots are already trained (this is a big one and is part of the reason behind the MCAS debac
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Turned or "clocked" gauges [0] are used to further reduce cognitive load by turning the gauges so that the needle aligns to closely to a horizontal or vertical line when operating in normal conditions. If you notice that your gaug
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
It looks like you’ve got a lot of experience but we’re a crushed ice shop and you’re mostly familiar with cubed ice - so I’m sorry it won’t be a good fit.
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
It’s strange when businesspeople seem to expect that their business has a right to exist beyond profitability in the market place. But more to the point - while alcohol and binge drinking certainly aren’t great for society some of these pla
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
Many of the physical adaptations critters on this planet have made were in response to evolutionary pressure. Eat or die. Reproduce or your bloodline dies. Get those resources before something else does or die. At the moment AI doesn’t real
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
"My advice to the many CEOs tasked with this decision? Just own it." It would be nice if we could get this level of honesty from CEOs - but let's not pretend that firing people is the only driver for RTO. Some other motivatio
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by linkjuice4all 3y ago
We (in the US) have very little hydrogen infrastructure but there's high voltage power lines basically everywhere - so it seems like hydrogen has the infrastructure and scaling issues. Batteries are indeed heavy - but so are portable h

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