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No EM Dash for ChatGPT(chromewebstore.google.com)
1 points by mnewme 1y ago|1 comments
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by mnewme 1y ago
This is the most untrustworthy LLM on the market now
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by mnewme 1y ago
Such a great product. Happy customer since years!
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Doge cuts to USAid blamed for 300k deaths – most of them children(thetimes.com)
128 points by mnewme 1y ago|58 comments
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Show HN: Chat with the Article 4 AI Literacy Practices(fragdaspdf.de)
1 points by mnewme 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Barcode Scanner to check if a product is European(fragdaspdf.de)
33 points by mnewme 2y ago|4 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
Yes exactly, but also meant as an awareness project about the absurdity of this new rules
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by mnewme 2y ago
For when a state starts to censor documents
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by mnewme 2y ago
yes of course, but for mass checking, I highly doubt they will use LLMs though You are right, this is just a quick thingy to bypass shallow checks
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Bypass Censorshop of DEI Terms(fragdaspdf.de)
2 points by mnewme 2y ago|4 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
We got tricked into thinking those billionaires are smart, they are not
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by mnewme 2y ago
Is the US now run by a Russian asset?
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by mnewme 2y ago
black mirror vibes.
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by mnewme 2y ago
Come on. That is ridiculous. Read the original letter, nothing biased about the article, just facts.
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Former US Digital service employees are resigning from DOGE [pdf](s3.documentcloud.org)
4 points by mnewme 2y ago|2 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
If you follow him on X, you know that while he has a lot of knowledge in other areas, he has no idea about computer science or engineering.
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DOGE employees don't understand the basics of SQL(linkedin.com)
78 points by mnewme 2y ago|70 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
Great app
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by mnewme 2y ago
This is a power grab that is unprecedented. No one left to investigate Trump himself or his followers, no control, no means of ensuring a fair election…
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Elon Musk Is Wrong(taxresearch.org.uk)
8 points by mnewme 2y ago|2 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
Yes but in most modern societies we have laws against conflict of interest…
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by mnewme 2y ago
Because running a company is different to running a state and we doubt his intentions, not his skills. Someone that is not elected gets 8mill/day from the government now overseas the government with some 20-year old fanatics that can’t
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by mnewme 2y ago
Musk already has too much power, won’t trust him with my AI conversations
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by mnewme 2y ago
We’re excited to launch Branding5, an AI-powered Marketing Strategy & Brand Audit Tool that helps startups, agencies, and indie hackers get data-driven marketing insights in minutes. Why we built this Most startups struggle with brandin
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Elon Musk has become the biggest hypocrite on free speech (Jan 2024)(theguardian.com)
21 points by mnewme 2y ago|3 comments
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by mnewme 2y ago
First of all: this is not the guardian, this is a opinion piece. And I think it is extremely funny and sadly kind of true. There is extensive literature about the psychology of fragile men
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by mnewme 2y ago
Finally someone points out the obvious
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by mnewme 2y ago
I have a law background, put am in the startup scene since 7 years as a founder. Yes it is unnecessarily complex, but as I said: there is so much BS floating around. In reality if you have goodwill and yes invest a little time it is not tha
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by mnewme 2y ago
This is simply not true.
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by mnewme 2y ago
Hmm both SpaceX and Tesla are heavily subsidised by the government Funnily enough many of the basic breakthroughs in AI were done in Europe, but at universities. Sadly people don‘t invest in Europe in startups as in the US, therefore the co

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