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841.
by runako 2y ago
https://chatgpt.com/share/<chat GUID> This will open in the native app if it's installed, and on the Web if not. Basically, it works like any modern app link.
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by runako 2y ago
I suppose I use the PWA differently than most people? I just leave it open all the time, so I don't care how long it takes to start or how much data it takes to download to boot.
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by runako 2y ago
Can share links from the native ChatGPT app.
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by runako 2y ago
Can pretty quickly see that the CEO comp # in question is not the stock. Houston sold many times more than $1.5m in stock in 2023. The $1.5m is likely direct cash and services.
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by runako 2y ago
> any small island > people who live under the level of the sea itself Your responses read as facetious. I chose two relatively large & wealthy European countries for comparison. But the US ranks 186/249 for population densit
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by runako 2y ago
> We’re missing 300 million Americans I love this idea, and would be comfortable pushing the number even higher. The cool part about the US is it's relatively unpopulated as compared to European countries. We could probably fit anot
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by runako 2y ago
You misunderstood. Anthropic does not offer a paid Claude offering akin to ChatGPT Plus, where usage is effectively unlimited.
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by runako 2y ago
YMMV obviously. If I ask the magic box to make a spreadsheet, I don't need to see the Python for that any more than I need to see the code it uses to summarize something I paste in. I don't really even care that it has to write co
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by runako 2y ago
I have used Artifacts a couple of times and found them useful. But now I am even more confused. They make an LLM that can generate code. They make a sandbox to run generated code. They will even host public(!) apps that run generated code.
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by runako 2y ago
I believe Claude.ai, but I run as a Safari Web app because Anthropic doesn't ship a native app for MacOS (which I would prefer).
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by runako 2y ago
> you'd be better off with ChatGPT with Code Interpreter mode Yes, this is what I am saying. Why go to the trouble to build something as capable as Claude and then hamstring it from being as useful as ChatGPT? I have no doubt that C
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by runako 2y ago
I don't expect it to have the Excel app, I expect it to run the code it is capable of generating. This is what I mean by their strategy being a jumble. Claude can do the hard part of figuring out what code to write and writing it, but
853.
by runako 2y ago
The bottleneck is still the person who has to evaluate the results. The larger point is that building software is about making tons of decisions about how it works. Someone has to make those decisions. Either PMs will be happy letting machi
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by runako 2y ago
Interestingly enough, after Claude refused to generate a file for me, I sent the same request to ChatGPT and got the Excel file I wanted. I wasn't aware of tiers in the Claude API, they are not mentioned on the API pricing page. Are th
855.
by runako 2y ago
I asked it to generate a very basic Excel file. It generated text as Markdown. I reiterated that I want an Excel file with formulae and it provided this as part of its response: ---- No, I am not able to generate or create an actual Excel f
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by runako 2y ago
> True end-user programming and product manager programming are coming This means that either product managers will have to start (effectively) writing in-depth specs again, or they will have to learn to accept the LLM's ideas in a
857.
by runako 2y ago
I really don't get their model. They have very advanced models, but the service overall seems to be a jumble of priorities. Some examples: Anthropic doesn't offer an unlimited chatbot service, only plans that give you "more&q
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by runako 2y ago
> impression it was just about software/computer freedom This is an article about computer software being used to surveil civilians. (Many people consider government surveillance to be a freedom issue.) This kind of concern has alig
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by runako 2y ago
If I understand correctly, you are selling a B2B version of something where B2C options exist? In that case, suggestions: - More sophisticated logins: Google/etc. - Integrations - Attestations (e.g. HIPAA compliance etc.) - Team manage
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by runako 2y ago
If this was necessary to solve a problem, why wouldn't the existing Internet access points simply solve the problems? For example, why would Apple not add liveness detection to its devices, which users already trust with their biometri
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by runako 2y ago
> It'll ultimately be up to the courts to decide what the extent of this fair use is. That's the unquantifiable platform risk that has been added.
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by runako 2y ago
> I wouldn't be surprised to learn cPanel had as many WordPress using customers as WPEngine - and it's now owned by PE as well. I would bet that WPE is not nearly the largest WP host by # of sites. Bluehost, for ex, is claiming
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by runako 2y ago
IANAL but if Automattic decides that its name can't be used in the context of third-party hosting, that could be a problem for the preconfigured installer feature of Lightsail. I don't know how big an impact it would be for them,
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by runako 2y ago
Correct, which adds to the reasons they really shouldn’t be trying to shake down users.
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by runako 2y ago
If it were WPE only, that is true. But right now there are some very large companies also in the crosshairs as possibly next on the list: - GoDaddy - Amazon (AWS) - Bluehost - Dreamhost and about a thousand smaller hosts, all of whom would
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by runako 2y ago
If WP was supposed to have a new class of license (let's call it "transactional source"), they really should have published with that license. Instead, they licensed under Stallman's GPL2. Given his general ethos around
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by runako 2y ago
It ships as a Docker container. Docker recommends a minimum of 2GB RAM to run the Linux version of the Docker Engine, before adding constraints imposed by running apps.
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by runako 2y ago
Do people still believe this will happen? Like are there people who actually believe that if they buy a Model 3 this year, that it will be able to run completely autonomously next year? Do people really believe that Musk, who said in 2016 t
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by runako 2y ago
> I have seen pay for school bus drivers in fairly standard COL areas approach $25-$30/hr. That is what it takes to put people behind the wheel for those jobs now. Per FRED[1], median personal income in 2023 was ~$21/hr. Per AD
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by runako 2y ago
In some parts of the country, parents are arrested for child abandonment for leaving children unattended (that's the situation outside at the school before the doors are open). Depending on when you have to leave for your commute, the

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