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by maeil 2y ago
These exist for cosmetics[1], though the pump is still plastic. Would work fine for other shower products too. [1] https://www.amazon.com/Calvin-Klein-one-Skin-Moisturizer/dp/...
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by maeil 2y ago
You can sit around and wait for decades until this might get meaningfully implemented, loopholes get closed and enforcement is strict. Great step by Italy to refuse that and just implement a measure in the meantime. Can always be repealed i
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by maeil 2y ago
"Coders in Russia" != "Russian coders".
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by maeil 2y ago
The star of this article, as well as the main target of the comment you were replying to, is Boeing, so forgive me for interpreting it as a broader point than just semiconductors, especially since you named conglomerates which have dozens o
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by maeil 2y ago
> Not even close. You voluntarily give your info to Facebook and other websites/apps. Facebook and other meta companies have no idea where I am currently because I don’t use their products. Congratulations for being in the privilege
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by maeil 2y ago
We've all greatly accelerated a few genocides in Myanmar and not given a shit. People should stop harping on about it, he's only human!
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by maeil 2y ago
Doesn't this hold for practically any kind of engine, whether biological or mechanical?
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by maeil 2y ago
> There is a reason why formally socialist China and India are trying to develop private sector players in these fields - a private corporation has the ability to be much more nimble around hiring and capital allocation unlike an SOE. Ar
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by maeil 2y ago
> Bicycle paths on walkways are also hazardous to cyclists - and stressful, at least in London where there’s a lot of pedestrians and they uniformly ignore the markings and treat them like any other path. Play loud, obnoxious music from
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by maeil 2y ago
> The -o models are "just" stronger versions of their non-suffixed predecessors. Cheaper and faster, but not notably "stronger" at real-world use.
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by maeil 2y ago
Aider, created by the originator of this very comment thread.
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by maeil 2y ago
In the New World, the Ramanujans' lives are spent optimizing high-frequency trading, ads or video recommendation algorithms. This is arguably even worse for society than them not being discovered altogethrt.
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by maeil 2y ago
> I think over the past 18 months, that problem has pretty much been solved – meaning when you talk to a chatbot, a frontier model-based chatbot, you can basically trust the answer Yes, I'm sure if we ask a question about The Party
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by maeil 2y ago
Any recommended resources to learn about this to those starting out?
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by maeil 2y ago
One of the huge challenges is preventing false positives. Did you also try giving it a legit screenshot?
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by maeil 2y ago
Did GPT help you write this, or do you just happen to write in the same style, conditioned by having to write research literature in that style?
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by maeil 2y ago
This was a lawsuit by shareholders, and the judge thought investors should know whatever Elon says is bullshit. Completely different from e.g. consumers, of whom less such understanding is expected.
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by maeil 2y ago
The part in parentheses has only recently been added.
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by maeil 2y ago
There's an enormous range of disabilities and infirmity that make one unable to use the internet.
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by maeil 2y ago
Hugged to death, or just geoblocking whole countries for no good reason? Getting a 403.
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by maeil 2y ago
How long ago was this? Have you read this [1]? [1] https://wakatime.com/blog/67-bots-so-many-bots
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by maeil 2y ago
It's definitely a win for X! They'll be happy. It's also something nice to show all the cynics that pop up here every time an SV giant receives an EU fine, claiming it's purely an extortion racket. It would've been
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by maeil 2y ago
One of the biggest issues with Product Hunt is that more than 60% of its users are bots [1]. Any plans for keeping your alternative from ending up in the same state? [1] https://wakatime.com/blog/67-bots-so-many-bots
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by maeil 2y ago
It's funny to read this. The reality is the opposite - Palantir pushes the custoner all day to go with actual operational usecases (i.e. CRUD, not R) and oftentimes some highlevel exec says no, I just want my reports. Most companies li
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by maeil 2y ago
> Given you've used it, just how self-service is it? To me this seems like such a large claim that - if it's doable - I'm surprised there are not more competitors in the "vertically integrated data providers" spa
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by maeil 2y ago
They basically have two. Just like e.g. Amazon has both retail and cloud infra as separate, independent business models. One is described well in the article, originally aimed at commercial clients. The article isn't short but we'
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by maeil 2y ago
> And that also goes for custom domains hosted on gmail. You only need a MX query to learn who is responsible for mail handling in a specific domain Curious why this matters? Let's say you know abc@foo.com is hosted on gmail, so wha
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by maeil 2y ago
I've always knew at least some companies would do that so I just use slight variations on their names. Never had an issue.
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by maeil 2y ago
Apparently, Twitter now is hyper-leftist. [1] [1] The comment you're repling to.
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by maeil 2y ago
A more fleshed out competitor to llm-interface [1]? Looks great! Does it run in FaaS/serverless environments out of the box? Lambdas, Cloudflare Workers, Vercel functions and the likes? Deno? The README says "Isomorphic - works ev

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