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Fiverr.com is fraught with errors, maybe needs moar AI
(devcodehack.com)
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No they didn't. A lot of those goods used cancerous chemicals and agents as we know today.
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> Why are they using AI to heal a psychotic break? uh, well, maybe because they had a psychotic break??
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WPEngine Sites Are Down
(wpenginestatus.com)
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would love to follow your progress if you're going to be publicly blogging it (would be ironic, i know.) Also, really sorry for your loss. Was it the palisades fire?
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Ask HN: Where to get started with AI assisted coding?
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or a fourth perspective, you're undermining the importance of TSMC production/output, and the US would indeed go to war over it.
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It's not even just Apple. All the major tech software I use feels like it has significant regressions on the daily. It's super frustrating.
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Reading this makes me sad actually, because I grew up on windows machines (starting with windows 3.1) and have so many memories of Solitaire that came shipped with windows. The deck variations, the little and big effects (like winning!) I p
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it's in nytimes
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2y ago
I wouldn't be surprised if that was by design as well. There's a lot of money at stake here.
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Ahhh the old "suicide by 2 shots to the back of the head". Open and shut case as far as the coroner is concerned.
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""Low performers" get a lot of warnings throughout the year. " oh you sweet summer child. No, in many cases they absolutely do not.
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2y ago
Pretty sure the guy who goes around saying "I am Satoshi" is not, in fact, Satoshi.
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2y ago
yeah but we don't want the crypto bs guys shifting their attention to anime.
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Honestly I feel a16z as a 'tech vc' firm is just getting weird now. It's like they're trying to be the de facto flag bearer for like weird crypto otaku types. And I say this as someone who has loved anime since the 90s,
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As soon as I saw the author was Raymond Chen, I immediately knew I was in for some true BSOD lore.
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2y ago
You'll be able to get a doctor rx super easily, think like all these viagra and adderall rx mills.
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we're truly living in a dystopian hell.
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3y ago
how's that going? Not being sarcastic... i'm envious :)
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Is there anywhere we can read up on this scam?
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3y ago
Not sure if you’re joking or not. If not… I hope you can get some help eventually.
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Was just thinking this as I’ve been grinding Elden Ring.
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3y ago
we were definitely a bit too young to have thought of that :)
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3y ago
Really miss stuff like this from back in the early computing days. One time we used MS Backup to copy Warcraft 1 from my friends computer to my own. Took like 80 floppy disks!
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3y ago
Just some basic tests, it's decent but not as good as gpt3.5 or 4 yet. For instance, I asked it to generate a web page, which GPT does great everytime, and Gemini didn't even provide a full working body of code.
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3y ago
Seems very easy to implement and really fun!
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3y ago
You've never worked in a pharmacy have you? :)
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3y ago
Sequoia had some stuff up on their website absolutely fellating this guy before it all went to hell. It was so cringe.
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3y ago
> An organization must be smart enough to let that people grow and thrive. Agree 100%, but this is where I've seen a lot of organizations fail, especially large ones.
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