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by prepend 2mo ago
Even if you fill in the preparer, the IRS still holds you responsible. For interest, penalties, and potential crimes.
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by prepend 2mo ago
What physical attributes did you use. When it comes to funny or successful female comedians, I don’t think Amy Shumer would be in the top 7. Also, maybe you’re hitting an equity filter that purposely doesn’t compare race, sex, weight, etc.
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by prepend 2mo ago
Or if you confused people and made them make mistakes. Or exploited some addiction. Maybe hurricane care insurance would have a high CTR even though it sucks. Maybe impulse purchases would have high CTR. People choose to do lots of anti-use
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by prepend 2mo ago
Do you work in ads? In what world is this true? Maybe if I searched “rav4 vs” Cynically, this seems like the blargh Google says about how ads make our lives better. I think that’s BS and think ads are noise I have to push through to do what
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by prepend 2mo ago
Think about 20 years ago. People didn’t learn about air fryers by browsing the walmart aisle. Develop demand outside of amazon and people will deep link and google into your product page. Amazon search sucks and if your product is good you
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by prepend 2mo ago
Since it’s work communications, consent was already given. When you join a company, you typically sign an agreement that talks about how the company owns all your output. Thumbs upping a Teams message is work output and they own it. Every e
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by prepend 2mo ago
I’d say rarely in the sense that out of the 500 times (not really that much over 30 years) I’ve built similar things, I got UX mockups this detailed maybe 10% pf the time.
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by prepend 2mo ago
I was wondering the same thing. I’ve wished for just a big blob of the web to grep and regex through, but I don’t think this is that much easier than using duckduckgo or even google.
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by prepend 2mo ago
More importantly, I’ve started my own little blacklist of people and site I just ignore. There’s people at work whose messages get completely ignored after too many times of posting verbose, useless, ai slop.
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by prepend 2mo ago
It’s not my problem because I can safely skip ai slop without fomo. It’s extremely rare that someone smart with something smart to say produces this crap. Like someone said upthread if the author isn’t willing to spend time writing cogently
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by prepend 2mo ago
No. It’s not economical for produce to have backup generators. Better to just move produce or let it go.
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by prepend 2mo ago
Those results are personalized based on your marketing history and surveillance capitalism. So it really is just a reflection of your proclivities than anything societal.
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by prepend 2mo ago
> Fundamentally, Western culture objectifies women (for profit) whereas other cultures don't necessarily do that I don’t know if this is true. I’m fairly certain that all cultures have prostitutes. And porn is more a function of tec
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by prepend 2mo ago
People can be wrong about one thing and right about other things.
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by prepend 2mo ago
It’s a penalty. Just years in prison, it’s not about restoration, it’s about punishment.
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by prepend 2mo ago
Why do yo think the US should be classified as a developing nation? There’s a definition independent from 1st/2nd/3rd world [0] and the US’ income seems to clearly make it developed. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wi
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by prepend 2mo ago
It works as well as it ever did. Or the same level of not working.
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by prepend 2mo ago
This type of BS wouldn’t make me psychologically secure. It would make me afraid because I can’t trust what leadership says.
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by prepend 2mo ago
I don’t buy that he cares. Patreon is profitable. He doesn’t have to fire anyone to continue operations. He just wants more money. If he cared about them as beautiful people, he wouldn’t fire them. It’s one thing if you’re bleeding cash and
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by prepend 3mo ago
I had a prius and every time I started it up, it would display a big warning prompt that blocked out the rear view camera. So you had to tap ok before backing up. Every time. My current car shows this once per driver. I always thought toyot
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by prepend 3mo ago
I wonder if these things are designed by people who do not drive. So they just implement to spec without thinking through whether the change produces the desired impact.
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by prepend 3mo ago
For me it was 70k. And it wasn’t the breaking. It was the poor engineering that caused the break.
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by prepend 3mo ago
I’d rather not have people in my house. Much prefer someone telepresencing and seeing inside than actual people. Mainly because I feel it’s an inconvenience for them. Personally, I’d rather telecommute than work in an office.
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by prepend 3mo ago
Better than local servants doing chores.
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by prepend 3mo ago
Tesla operates vehicles for $100/month. I’m guessing whatever cloud ai this thing needs is less complicated and less money.
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by prepend 3mo ago
Seems to suffer from the dalek problem. My laundry is upstairs and my washer is downstairs. Also doesn’t seem to be able to start washer/dryer and transfer loads.
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by prepend 3mo ago
It’s funny that it comes with a 30 day warranty. I love that this is out and one day hope to replace my alexas and whatnot so I can turn on my lights without hearing an ad for amazon prime.
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by prepend 3mo ago
Part of the promise of open access and open science is that the information is free and open to all. Including robots. I submit to open things because I want my material to be openly available. If I wanted restrictions, I would submit to ga
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by prepend 3mo ago
It’s a useful tool. But its “value” is about the same as a github repo with your pdf. It doesn’t need much funding or staff and not quite sure why they’re going through all this rigmarole and independence. I almost think they’d be better of
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by prepend 3mo ago
I finally gave up on bmw last year (after 15 years and 4 models) due to their reliability and cost of repair. I don’t think I’d touch them after spending thousands chasing down coolant repairs due to poor design (plastic parts, high labor c

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