localfirst

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by localfirst 2y ago
you are fixated on the output and what we can do within that limited set of data while ignoring the thought processes that was involved behind outputting that data as well as interpreting it. without that "thinking" portion and si
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by localfirst 2y ago
interesting...this way they can have perpetual account receivables on their balance sheet for their quarterly report...
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by localfirst 2y ago
its s3 compatible so there should be no hurdle in using it the price is their strong point but you shouldn't use S3 or any of the sort for any critical stuff in the first place. reply to comment below: if you require S3 support more th
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by localfirst 2y ago
so they are overcharging and you need to rely on the refund so they can play tricks with their accounting
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by localfirst 2y ago
R2 is still more expensive than other solutions I recommend idrive
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by localfirst 2y ago
> huge slice of human psyche encoded into it than the language itself and the corpus of texts in it This type of wording is problematic because it conflates what is written as representative of our psyche when it does not. Psyche implies
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by localfirst 2y ago
All reasoning requires self-awareness, how can you cause electric circuits to become self-aware when you can't replicate the "awakeness" that is intrinsic to all sentient beings? In other words, how can AI tap into the hyper-
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by localfirst 2y ago
lately Gary's been ranting non-stop about US elections and how evil Trump and his supporters were and why Kamala Harris is a better candidate. I'm like wth does this have to do with AI? If anything having such political bias throw
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by localfirst 2y ago
k
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by localfirst 2y ago
i actually just came here to comment on helix tab and how fcking amazing this is. For example, I can use this view to chart out volatility of stocks and other instruments especially derivatives I'd imagine. Having a super natural way t
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by localfirst 2y ago
It loaded a lot slower than OP's website which btw the helix tab is just mind blowing.
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by localfirst 2y ago
often problems that impact a small segment is blown out of proportion and this is a classic marketing strategy. throw in anonymous social media handles and boom you created the illusion a need for a problem you dont have or likely have but
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by localfirst 2y ago
=> 1M ARR from EU if you make close to or more than this from EU countries you can afford to hire
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by localfirst 2y ago
My response to your comment is the same. Sure buddy.
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by localfirst 2y ago
to be exact, San Francisco ideology shaped by the images of their limitless compassion now spreading world wide and raising questions.
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by localfirst 2y ago
> What if what Europe does is a good idea for the people but just inconvenient for companies? Thats exactly the issue. What's good for Europeans isn't so good for American corporations. Already populist presidents in America ha
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by localfirst 2y ago
Pretty much these articles from FP are notorious for their poor journalism and just a mouthpiece for billionaires In fact a huge chunk of American MSM is turning out to be unreliable and quick to deceive its readers who are still stuck in t
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by localfirst 2y ago
"We will definitely keep it." - PC Empty words.
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by localfirst 2y ago
Your comment being downvoted is quite telling of the founders that are joining YC they are looking at quick exits especially in this high interest rate environments and so are the backers Very few entrepreneurs are looking to create compani
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by localfirst 2y ago
I find the whole aspect of having MoR a fear mongering tactic to get you to pay extra transaction fees 99% of SaaS won't reach the MRR needed to justify MoR Of the 1% those breaking through 7 digit MRR can simply hire in house to manag
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by localfirst 2y ago
I envy you.
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by localfirst 2y ago
color me paranoid but clicking a pdf from defense.gov feels wrong but I want to read this so bad lol
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by localfirst 2y ago
This happened in South Korea in the late 70s when the founder gave 100% of his stake in a famous pharmaceutical company. Fast forward to 2024, the employers who now own the company are fighting amongst each other, involved in bribery, and t
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by localfirst 2y ago
I think it is very important to distinguish that Terrence McKenna didn't literally mean eating Psilocybe alone was responsible for shaping consciousness but that like alcohol, tobacco has played a role during socialization and rituals
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by localfirst 2y ago
pretty much this weird seeing all the ppl trying to deflect/minimize this as a non issue
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by localfirst 2y ago
Kamala Harris proposes to increase corporate taxes and tech industry she pointed out will be a prime target. There are more tech billionaires backing Trump than Kamala at this point and it totally makes sense.
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by localfirst 2y ago
billionaire cites disemployment from a study he funds to discourage being taxed for funding UBI
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by localfirst 2y ago
it was washington post ( https://x.com/surgicalcaps/status/1812274971244220609 ) and new york times were also one of the outlets to downplay Trump's assassination attempt you can find it on X but if you keep fl
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by localfirst 2y ago
realizing lately to treat LLMs anything but a toy is dangerous AI winter is going to be brutal
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by localfirst 2y ago
i hope americams know what they are doing ex) France, Uk, Germany

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