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by redeux 2y ago
Thanks Corey. Always nice to get the TL;DR from an authority on the subject.
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Here’s some constructive (I hope) feedback on your site and pitch. There’s no mention of the courses actually offered if I sign up - instant no go for me. AI + Human course development isn’t a feature, it’s a process you used to drive effic
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I don’t if know is X’s @endwokeness, an account built on culture war rage bait, is a reliable source. Until I see further evidence that this is what got them banned, I’ll remain skeptical. That said, I still think the people that runs sites
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You have to understand the current US culture context to understand the answer to that question. Right wing propaganda outlets will often link topic like these with farcical statements similar to “from the people that brought you men in wom
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Just say it stands for “Tailwind is pretty super” or “Tailwind integrated play space” Done!
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> I think the definition of hate and extremism has been warped to encompass things that aren't either of those things. The definitions of hate and extremism are inherently tied to personal values. Many people perceive much of the sp
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People aren't leaving X because of polite disagreement. They're leaving because ideological extremism and hate not only run wild but are actively promoted by the platform. Here’s how I see it: imagine you like going to a restauran
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From your link, the Cybercab is a concept with an unknown release date using technology wasn't even demo-able during the reveal. This seems more in line with my comment about generating hype rather than a convincing show of capability.
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Thieves recognize an easy mark in Waymo cars, paralyzing them. Police dispatch autonomous drones to address the situation. The drones, unable to identify which is the threat, decide to destroy both the people surrounding the car and the car
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Is Tesla a serious competitor in this space? I know they've made a lot of noise about self-driving cars, but that all seems to be hype generated to sell more human-driven cars. Maybe I'm off base here. I don't really follow T
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That seems like a partisan take rather than an objective one.
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This is likely game over for Democrats and democracy in the US. Democracy has already been on the backslide here for some time, so it’s not overly surprising, but I don’t expect either to last the next couple of years.
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Watch TV, drink diet cokes, eat hamburgers, rage at minorities, foment insurrections, raise taxes, and just generally crap all over the place? Those are the actions I saw.
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Trump raised taxes on the middle class. The economy was substantially worse under Trump - he spoiled the opportunity Obama gave him. He killed a lot of people with his COVID response. Our debt and deficits spiked under Trump as he drained t
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We lack the critical infrastructure and skills to produce a lot of these things, so it won’t just magically restore jobs but it will increase taxes for the foreseeable future.
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Not only will Trump not fix these things but he’s the cause or at least contributor to all the things you just mentioned. You may be right that those are the reasons people voted for Trump, but if they did they’re naive at best.
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> If all this sounds a bit dubious, you’re not the only one who thinks so. I think “a bit dubious” is an extremely charitable take here.
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That's an interesting perspective to me since I've gone the opposite way. Claude Sonnet 3.5 beat ChatGPT in every test that mattered to me. Perplexity is a fantastic service when you want gather information or do research a topic,
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Large Text Compression Benchmark(mattmahoney.net)
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“Just fine” is relative I suppose. We were fortunate that COVID-19 was relatively mild compared to what could have happened, but if you recall, there were major supply chain issues and at least in my area there were shortages, outages, and
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I did some quick math on this 10,000 number and I think it’s off by at least an order of magnitude. You have to assume everyone needs the tractors at roughly the same time and the cost/time of transporting, loading, unloading, etc sev
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There are already some good points made about efficiency, but I’ll also add that for an individual sometimes it’s not about efficiency but about survivability in the event of a crisis. As we saw in 2020, over indexing on efficiency can lead
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I’ve been using a similar platform that I really like called Answer This[1]. I’ll have to check out yours as well and see how it compares. 1. https://answerthis.io/
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Nice job! I wrote a bash script that does the exact same thing a couple weeks ago. I didn’t even think to make it its own project.
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I think it’s notable that they left out Claude, which in my experience has been the best general purpose hosted LLM to date. Given how well known Claude is in the LLM space, it makes me wonder if Claude is actually better than the DeepL spe
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Yes, I use dark mode as my standard theme.
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by redeux 2y ago
Thanks for sharing this! Very useful data. The contrast on your dashboard at https://www.awsiamdata.com/ makes it almost impossible to read. You may want to take a look at that.
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You’re not thinking through the whole experience. The search itself is just as easy, sure. You can type the same query into both systems. The difference is in the results. Traditional web search will then return a set of links which may or
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You can just use Gopher, you don’t need Google for this. I’m being flippant, obviously but my point is that every now and then a new technology comes along that supplants and older one because it offers a meaningful improvement over the las
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Clearly those companies should use ChatGPT to generate those URLs. That way when ChatGPT guesses what the URL should be, it’ll be correct! /s in case it’s not obvious

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