rainytuesday

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by rainytuesday 3y ago
TSLA, MSFT/OPENAI, NVIDIA, FB, APPL are the companies in the video.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
I saw a podcaster say "3 of my app ideas are now obsolete". I had a half-way decent travel app idea that was made immediately obsolete. Not only apps, but what about extensions -- like VSTO (visual studio tools for office) -- yo
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
You can just use the /describe prompt and reverse engineer something you like, or you can have ChatGPT do it for you.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
It'd be cheaper than an Uber. That's what we're dealing with, its not like competing with foreign labor at 1/10th the price.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
I think there will still be celebrity models and tabloids/paparazzi that follow them around -- but that's the high end. Anybody stuck in the middle is at risk. Public outrage doesn't last forever and is easily managed by PR
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Levi's is already using AI models. AI will do some of the work that would have gone to a fashion photographer, but not 100% in 1 year.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
If AI output is 60% as good as a person, but costs 1/1000th the price... what decision maker is going to justify paying 1000x more for 40% more quality? We're really in for it. What if there was a cheeseburger that was 50% as goo
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
iPhone + apps, esp Instagram.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Your demo has a shutterstock watermark, not a great first impression.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
People need to money to live, so she wants a job or equity. This is just a roundabout way of getting it.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
I read it as pandering to his tech audience's ego. Surely it won't replace my listeners because they are too smart for that. Radio hosts do it all the time, "I'm not talking about my listeners who are on-average the mo
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Do any databases allow horizontal scaling without imposing table design / query limitations? For example, Cassandra doesn't want you to query data any way you like.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Most cases are resolved by plea agreements, so the buck stops at the district attorney's office. eg. Carjacker gets apprehended in neighboring county, wildly different outcome https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0U_PAWJNrG8
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Analysts who write about this expect war in 2027-ish. It is starting to enter the public consciousness a bit more. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/united-states/xi-jinping-says...
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
i thought i read brave did buy them back from cb, but i dont have a reference handy
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
The most interesting thing about Brave Token is that they can distribute money without knowing bank details. They give you Brave tokens, you cash out through Coinbase. Coinbase needs your identity/bank routing details, but Brave does
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
>Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'getContextSafariWebGL2Fixed') Maybe not tested on Windows?
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Stop smoking hallucinogens.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
How do you figure there "is more to lose"? Access to the Chinese market is in the profit column. What do you put in the loss column to counterbalance the profit?
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to determine the tone or intent behind the comment without additional context. However, based on the information presented in the comment, it is possible that it could be intended as a joke
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Blockchain is maybe casting too wide a net. Each implementation will have different technical details. In the ethereum space I think the highest level of technical analysis you will find is in the domain of MEV-bots.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Your analysis seems correct to me. Lee Sedol quit after AlphaGo. I've seen posts about existential grief/panic from different fields and its justified from what I've seen.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
I tried "What was 612-ROMANCE?” and it said it didn't know what that was. So apparently its not just guessing.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
I was recently thinking about how the US is structurally against family formation with the miserable cost of rent, medical and tuition relative to wages. Nice to see a small counter-force.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
Blazor Webassembly looks a little verbose, but you could probably figure it out without a bootcamp.
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by rainytuesday 4y ago
"Xperience Fitness" made me show up in person and sign a document. This needed to then be faxed to HQ. Of course, the gym didn't have a fax machine. So had to find a fax machine, send off a fax and wonder if anybody is goin