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selllikesybok
3y ago
Okay, but to clarify: - This is not Gemini performing a search. - This is Google providing a layer of ass-covering in case Gemini produces a factually incorrect reply. Right? I am looking for something like ChatGPT with Bing - it will run
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3y ago
Question for you - > better at incorporating search results in its answer vs gpt-4 bing How are you getting it to incorporate search results in its answers? I can't for the life of me get it to find any real-time external data excep
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selllikesybok
8y ago
Why wouldn't it be?
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selllikesybok
8y ago
>Ultimately, an atheist can no more say, in an absolute sense, that Joker is worse than Batman. The Joker is worse than Batman. ;) Denied. Let me ask this - do you think an atheist can be ethical?
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8y ago
I'm not sure I follow, though it seems we might agree? You say something is wrong, I can say you saying that something is wrong is, in itself wrong. Ultimately, it either doesn't matter at all (we're all just talking), or eno
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8y ago
I suppose that gets more into agency? I would assume, barring a good reason, that in most conversations 'consent' would imply that the persons involved in fact had agency to give consent.
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8y ago
Perhaps, rather, it is morally wrong to say that certain consensual sexual practices are morally wrong?
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9y ago
Is 24 not a personal assistant? :) Yes, taskrabbit seems appropriate for discrete tasks (wait from 12PM to 3:27PM for my repair window)... but I'd insist on bonded people, not randos, even ones with lots of 5-star ratings, to be in my
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9y ago
Ah - yeah, mobile search sucks, right now. I mean, in some ways, it's great. I can get a song lyric or a football score or a movie ticket very easily. But research? Forget it.
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9y ago
Depends on your browser, but for example, in Chrome, you can set your default search in chrome://settings/searchEngines for the omnibox search. Mine is: https://www.google.com/search?q=%s&filter=0&num=
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Losing Your Job for Sexual Harassment Is Not a Violation of Due Process
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9y ago
Amortize the time he took figuring it out / getting his systems in place across that weekly schedule, though. I bet even after 20 years that's still closer to two days a week. ;)
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9y ago
Vending machines are still a thing, too. Similar model. All those $5.99 transaction fees add up. Even at 2.99, the machine pays itself off in a year with ~5 transactions a day.
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9y ago
Belated, but thanks - will check out the web tool.
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9y ago
From the context? A hypothetical next release of a software product.
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9y ago
They are, actually. All your operationally necessary but not directly revenue generating business units/functions are cost centers, in this model. And they get beaten with the same stick.
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9y ago
I find the desktop tool by import.io a little challenging to work with. Their toy web-demo is solid for simple table extraction, though.
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9y ago
Second this. My go-to for years now. Inexpensive for what it does. Factor in the cost of building out it's features in your home rolled solution, and you'll be saving a ton. Plus the team is very responsive if you need support. An
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9y ago
Was it MC Chicken in the Hat?
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9y ago
Well, actually... https://www.google.com/amp/s/spoonuniversity.com/news/the-di...
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9y ago
"Milo is gay and dates a Black man" is a weird thing to say, to defend him from charges of being a Nazi sympathizer. Or child sexual assault apologist. I mean, the man has a body of work to be judged by. And he has been.
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9y ago
And in defense of others?
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9y ago
Done. Or POTUS. Or may it's like that Rostand quote.
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9y ago
Individual, or group plan?
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9y ago
The interface needs a lot of work. It's feels not just mobile first, but mobile only. Also, maybe I'm just not a typical user, but it would be nice to have some better control over location, or at least indication of how close to
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9y ago
Since I had a similar experience, to add another response to your question, in my case it was a lack of direction and maturity. I knew the outcome I wanted, but had no real motivation to work for it. And I lacked the coping skills I needed
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9y ago
No, though I'd think your attorney fees and court costs are the least of your worries after a few years in prison. Looks like there are some attempts to provide compensation, but they vary https://www.innocenceproject.org&#x
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That's an arrest chart, right? I think a conviction chart might be more appropriate to making your point.
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I'm pretty sure the cool kids in my school did individual sports (golf, tennis, track), were in 2-3 AP classes, and aced their SATs. So that'd depend on where and when you are. There's absolutely a stigma against not confirmi
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9y ago
There is not a stigma against "in tech". There was never a stigma against it, really. And yes, men largely do get into stem fields because there is huge positive reinforcement and many positive role models.
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