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541.
by s3p 4y ago
Hi, sorry to be that person but is there a Firefox equivalent?
542.
by s3p 4y ago
The Bing search engine is not bad. They even reconstructed the recommendation engine using their Prometheus model to return more content and less spam. For the first time in over a decade I have changed my phone's default search engine
543.
by s3p 4y ago
I am not so sure.
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by s3p 4y ago
Everyone keeps talking about getting banned while OpenAI is saying nothing about it. Just speculation on everybody's part. Not super helpful
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by s3p 4y ago
Maybe. Neither you nor OP nor I know.
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by s3p 4y ago
Probably not since it likely does not exist. Will update or delete this if they do follow through.
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by s3p 4y ago
You would be the only one who has sunk. Ads on search results are not the problem, garbage web results are. SEO optimized trash that is designed to be at the top result of google for no reason. And having this be half of the first page of r
548.
by s3p 4y ago
Still, you're asking everyone to believe your hunch over the developer's with nothing to back it up.
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by s3p 4y ago
> The stem cell transplantation is a complicated procedure that comes with many risks, and it is too risky to offer it as a cure for everyone with HIV. Maybe it's just me but I hate when people/articles generalize like this. Wh
550.
by s3p 4y ago
> ...to facilitate decision making, make the project move forward. This is what is called “delivery” in the product management discipline. And this is usually the part that “Product managers” hate doing. The other part is “discovery”, it
551.
by s3p 4y ago
Article in search of a problem IMO. It can't even articulate what the 'misconception' is in the first paragraph. It uses fancy words but misses its points for fluff. >We’re convinced these tools might be the superintellige
552.
by s3p 4y ago
I don't fully agree with the political assessment because the WH gave the Pentagon permission to shoot it down when they deemed appropriate. They didn't order the pentagon to do it immediately. I'm not sure (someone please ch
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by s3p 4y ago
> Taylor Swift previously criticized Spotify for its free service, arguing artists were not paid enough royalties and pulling her entire catalog from the platform in 2014 – although she reversed the move in 2017. It's funny how this
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by s3p 4y ago
After cutting C-level and manager salaries? After spending billions on two brand new fabs in the US? I'm not sure where they will find the money for that, but I'm all for it if they do.
555.
by s3p 4y ago
Yes I agree. This just emphasizes OP's point about how we can't make these accounts throwaway as there would be no content to judge.
556.
by s3p 4y ago
Is that really relevant?
557.
by s3p 4y ago
yes
558.
by s3p 4y ago
I'll take this over an Electron app any day :) love FF
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by s3p 4y ago
What's more interesting is that it's still slower than the iPhone 13 Pro. Since the debut of their fusion chips (2016), Apple said they were years ahead of the competition, and it seems like they still are. Sort of mind boggling h
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by s3p 4y ago
Yes to both. done. although HN will downvote any yes replies to this comment because it challenges the premise of OP's point.
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by s3p 4y ago
Which planet are you on? Google commands the market in search. Its browser is the most popular one in the world. Its operating system, Android, has the most users in the world. I agree they are not a trustworthy company, but if everyone els
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by s3p 4y ago
I think this is the same type of thinking that people had when they think technology will "steal" jobs, when in reality we have lower and lower unemployment as time goes on. Most likely this will not actually happen, and even if i
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by s3p 4y ago
Good for you
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by s3p 4y ago
Ah yes I forget that most people get raided by the police on regular occurrences so anything on-prem has to be out of the question (/s)
565.
by s3p 4y ago
Great work. Just set it up with my API key. Not sure how often I'll be asking siri complex questions, but useful to have either way. Thanks for publishing this on HN!
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by s3p 4y ago
You're correct, it's DRM only
567.
by s3p 4y ago
*Upper level employees, not the lower level.
568.
by s3p 4y ago
That runs through the OpenAI API, which is priced based on usage.
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by s3p 4y ago
Oh right. A bunch of "new features" with exactly zero explanation as to what they are and "priority access" when the API responds nearly instantaneously. But keep drinking that kool aid to justify your $20 purchase.
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by s3p 4y ago
He IS spending his own money on something he finds useful-- the OpenAI API. NOT ChatGPT. He gets greater use out of the service, as the API isn't limited in its output the way ChatGPT is (no content filters), AND it's cheaper. Did

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