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by nunez 5mo ago
holy shit; he founded Tower Cap also.
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by nunez 5mo ago
My problem with the AI Overview feature is that it provides what you're looking for at the expense of everyone who provided the data to make that functionality possible. Website owners losing traffic to the AI Overview feature is well-
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by nunez 5mo ago
I don't think they papered over this? They've been transparent about paying to scrape other indices while they work on their own.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Kagi is amazing; I've been using it every day for the last three years and it's been well worth the price. I especially love that they don't shove AI in your face despite having very good AI search available (with locally hos
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by nunez 5mo ago
here's a more well-publicized and AI-ified example of how that's done: https://www.404media.co/ai-is-poisoning-reddit-to-promote-pr...
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by nunez 5mo ago
This was exactly one of the reasons why I hated the movie. Andy did a fantastic job describing how nation-states might put aside their differences and work together to solve an existential crisis. Some of the events he imagined were just as
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by nunez 5mo ago
The book does a significantly better job explaining the science behind the mission than the movie (which I found insulting, but I'm clearly in the minority of holding that opinion).
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by nunez 5mo ago
Inconvenient, but I'm glad they're erring on the side of safety here. Waymo is doing a surprisingly great job at expanding their network.
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by nunez 5mo ago
The cheat code for that used to be Reddit before they got growth-hacked 10+ years ago.
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by nunez 5mo ago
so why did the boos grow loudest every time he mentioned how AI is the future? and why did that real estate lady who gave a speech at UCF get the same treatment whenever she (also) said that AI is the future?
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by nunez 5mo ago
Exactly what I keep saying. Yet, the reply every time is "my job is to solve problems, not write code." Ok, bud; sure. I didn't start my professional career as a BA 20 years ago that did exactly what most devs are being &quot
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by nunez 5mo ago
Or tax situations that aren't taken advantage of! There are folks who are definitely brave about using those deductions, but there are also people that can who don't. That's what I meant by "loophole" here.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Fair enough! I guess you'd just recreate the universe if each genre were expanded upon further.
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by nunez 5mo ago
This is absolutely incredible. I've gotten much more into metal this year; unfortunately this only further enables that! One disagreement: punk rock island should be a lot bigger in my opinion! Garage and heavy metal definitely inspire
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by nunez 5mo ago
tbf doing taxes is way more than copy from W2; paste into 1040. There are tax credits. Tax incentives. 1099 income (which a lot of people receive!). Loopholes. So many loopholes. As far as I understand it, a lot of this guidance can be&#x2F
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by nunez 5mo ago
> New graduates haven’t known anything else and don’t have the money to be nostalgic about a party they missed. Respectfully disagree. New grads entering the workforce now started college in 2022. This was during the post-COVID "Gre
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by nunez 5mo ago
I'm almost certain there is biblical-level astroturfing happening to make camp (1) much bigger than it really is. Otherwise, Schmidt wouldn't have drowned in a sea of boos at his commencement speech at UA.
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by nunez 5mo ago
The Wikipedia article for I/O really underlines how sad it's become: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_I/O It went from "Google's take on Apple's WWDC and launches" to "AI eve
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by nunez 5mo ago
People have definitely tried. Like Sinofsky when he announced the Surface Laptop several years ago. Or countless founders announcing their stuff. Steve was an absolute natural at the keynote and tech demo. Some people are just born like tha
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by nunez 5mo ago
> Idk what people you interact with, but my personal sample of “normal people” post AI generated pics and videos in their WhatsApp status and adorn their homes with AI generated imagery for christmas. They might not know that those asset
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by nunez 5mo ago
I've successfully exited Google Workspace for email, calendar and contacts about two years ago. Went with Fastmail. It's been rock solid. Unfortunately, Drive and Voice are keeping me subscribed to their service despite me wanting
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by nunez 5mo ago
Precisely why every bigco is spending $$$$$ buying/reusing GPUs to build their own inference serving stack based on open-source models (usually gpt-oss or one of the LLaMa variants; many bigcos in the US cannot run PRC models). That an
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by nunez 5mo ago
This is why I use my reMarkable to track my workouts. I've tried many workout apps. Besides tying you to your phone (because their Watch apps aren't great), they ALL sell out eventually.
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by nunez 5mo ago
> In February, longtime CEO Michael Crandell moved to an advisory role, according to LinkedIn, with no announcement from the company. His replacement, Michael Sullivan, former CEO of both Acquia and Insightsoftware, touts his experience
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by nunez 5mo ago
Isn't going to happen without the regulation hammer being thrown down. Probably from the EU because they seem to be the sane ones of this generation.
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by nunez 5mo ago
Can't come fast enough
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by nunez 5mo ago
Welcome to the club, Mitchell! Pizza's to the right. In all seriousness...well, yeah. AI is a monkey's paw, and that's how monkey paws work. So many movies and books warned us!
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by nunez 5mo ago
Right. There are plenty of codebases with huge CLAUDE.md files in them, for example
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by nunez 5mo ago
The author mentions the notion of a "permanent underclass." What that looks like relative to your comment is this: more enterprising students (usually, but not always, from privileged upbringings) will learn how to develop the res
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by nunez 5mo ago
That must be new; I walked in 2009 and we got to keep ours

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