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by s3p 3y ago
Thanks. I tried FF and Safari on two different devices here in Ohio. Maybe it's a regional DNS thing.
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by s3p 3y ago
It's not too bad. Notice how there's no section for "Data used to track you", only "Data linked to you"? They're not actively tracking users.
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by s3p 3y ago
Huh?
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by s3p 3y ago
Poe offers fewer GPT4 messages than OpenAI for the same price. Just wanted to add that context.
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by s3p 3y ago
Yes!!!! What a nice touch from the devs.
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by s3p 3y ago
It's been out for less than 24 hours so I don't think Apple's App Store search index has had time to update the rankings. Give it a few days and I'll bet it becomes the number 1 result.
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by s3p 3y ago
Same. I'm sure it will show up on search in a day or do.
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by s3p 3y ago
The real answer is that .zip should never have been allowed as a TLD.
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by s3p 3y ago
I'm not sure this answers OP's question.
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by s3p 3y ago
No, it is not. We are not ALL doing this, maybe you are though.
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by s3p 3y ago
HN is the only place where you can get paragraphs of text and comments that argue in circles about a nonexistent issue.
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by s3p 3y ago
Can you put the chemical name in your title?
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by s3p 3y ago
$20/month for 1000 queries if I remember correctly
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by s3p 3y ago
Neither of them put out "crap"
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by s3p 3y ago
Another person addicted to using the word "woke".... sigh
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by s3p 3y ago
I think it's cloud limitations. Anthropic probably doesn't have the ability to scale up extremely fast and accomodating hundreds of millions of users probably isn't as easy for them as it is for OpenAI.
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by s3p 3y ago
This is not creepy at all. Sometimes people can reach out because they genuinely want to have a nice conversation.
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by s3p 3y ago
Minor thing, but the format of their website is exceedingly frustrating. They have a table about halfway down the article which is shown as a series of blue boxes, and you have to click a specific column or row to un-obfuscate that selectio
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by s3p 3y ago
https://archive.is/SKTxn
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by s3p 3y ago
Interesting position, but, in my experience, it's been exactly the opposite. Our university works with Chegg to post false answers to questions in attempts to get students to stop using it for homework. They also look for course conten
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by s3p 3y ago
It looks like they're offering this as an API with a free monthly $200 credit. Huge kudos to the Google cloud team for this!
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by s3p 3y ago
> You're storing all of a user's post history on their own device in the case of an immediate outage. That's equivalent to Gmail storing all of your emails on your device in case you want to immediately pack up and move to
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by s3p 3y ago
This article is a disappointment, not 5G. Cellular speeds have been increasing at an increasing rate over the last few years. Things have been getting much better for consumers. The article cites the lack of mmWave as the reason 5G is get
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by s3p 3y ago
This would not happen. HN users love to dream up scenarios that are confusingly out of touch with reality..
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by s3p 3y ago
On WINDOWS. On a DESKTOP COMPUTER. On your phone, the walled garden approach is fine. On a desktop machine in which you control, it is not.
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by s3p 3y ago
Mercedes and their shareholders.
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by s3p 3y ago
The perspective. It makes customers think that the software update is tuning the engine or doing something special to get non-standard performance, which is a lie. Mercedes (and I know many other companies) will intentionally nerf their car
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by s3p 3y ago
True, but none of them are going to stumble on the boutique article about it. If that's the audience, this should meet the technically illiterate where they are; twitter, youtube, facebook, etc.
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by s3p 3y ago
This page hijacks scrolling. Unfortunate
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by s3p 3y ago
Maybe, but why is this important?

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