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mvdtnz
2y ago
Competition keeps app developers from behaving badly.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
You mean because he wants to compete in a market?
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mvdtnz
2y ago
> That should be more offensive than cartoons. In a just world. Has anyone at any point expressed otherwise? You're tilting at windmills.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
It's astroturfing by the therapy industry. It has been a wildly successful marketing campaign.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
They need to be testing these models with non American testers in their qualitative tests (not just end user A/B testing). Anyone who has worked in professional settings with Americans knows that sycophancy is ingrained deeply in the c
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Why is a brick and mortar retail store a useful frame of reference? You may as well compare it with the margin taken by my plumber or the loss factor in electricity supply lines. It's utterly irrelevant as a frame of reference. You rea
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mvdtnz
2y ago
> Devil's advocate: what is the typical markup at retail stores? I don't know or care. It's irrelevant.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
30% of every sale is a ludicrous payment for this kind of functionality.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
You need to keep in mind that only the dumbest people on Earth remain in the crypto space in 2025.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
I suspect he doesn't know he's talking about some internal tool that Google hasn't released to the public.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
> what would inhibit developers from bargaining against the costs and benefits shown? Another word for that is "competing". And yeah, exactly.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
If you're publishing on the app store you are part of the problem. Your customers are right to feel aggrieved.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Is this ChatGPT glazing why Americans like therapy so much? The warm comfort of having every stupid thought they have validated and glazed?
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mvdtnz
2y ago
What's even more insane is that if you hover a video for 5 seconds it thinks you "watched" it and it goes into your watch history.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
> The only President that has been less popular in the first 100 days is... Trump The same guy who got re-elected? Early term approval ratings mean less than nothing.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Don't tell me what I can't do, you don't get to decide what non-Americans don't do. There's absolutely nothing wrong with the logic that Americans voted for this man. The insane left wing in your country bears as mu
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mvdtnz
2y ago
You couldn't pay me to use Chinese LLMs, just like I wouldn't use Chinese search engines. I'm not here to be influenced by an anti-liberal west-hating regime. Sure USA sucks now but China is still absolutely The Bad Guy.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
One of the only sensible things pg ever wrote.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
I'm still deeply confused about Gemini as a product. Am I supposed to be using gemini.google.com or aistudio.google.com? The latter seems far more powerful but the former obviously has the more canonical URL. When I use the AI on my ph
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Sycophancy is one thing, but when it's sycophantic while also being wrong it is incredibly grating.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
That might work for an organisation that only recently implemented remote work so has a great deal of their staff anyway in the same city as HQ. For fully remote workers there's no creeping. I live thousands of kilometres from my offic
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mvdtnz
2y ago
I work for a company that deals with very large numbers of users. We recently had a major project because our users table ran out of ints and had to be upgraded to bigint. At this scale that's harder than it sounds. So your advice that
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mvdtnz
2y ago
I'm not sure I trust this analysis, at least the gender breakdown. They don't say how they determine if a viewer is male or female, but they make the claim that 38% of viewers are female, and well over half in some markets - this
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mvdtnz
2y ago
To be fair, it's experimenting on redditors which are mostly bots now anyway.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
It sounds like the author is more interested in getting city or town names from a coordinate. Google maps is massively overkill and horrendously expensive for this use case. I mentioned in another comment I do this in a game I wrote and can
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mvdtnz
2y ago
I dealt with this exact issue and went with that exact solution in my browser based geography game[0]. What the author is looking for is administrative divisions and boundaries[1], in particular probably down to level 3 which is the depth m
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Given the Palestinians attacked Israel completely unprovoked with no regard to the hell that would rain down on themselves in retaliation I am horrified by the thought of them armed with nukes.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
Wait till you try windows gaming on windows.
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2y ago
El Salvador... is not America.
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mvdtnz
2y ago
It's a guy who uploaded a photo with EXIF data and believes the made up explanation given by the "AI".
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