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by shostack 2y ago
Yeah, I'm thinking of this from a Wardley map standpoint. What innovation opens up when AI gets sufficiently commoditized?
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by shostack 2y ago
Maverick looks comparable to Claude 3.7 and Gemini pro 2.5 in terms of quality but orders of magnitude cheaper. Am I missing something? Is it possible to use Groq to run these new models in Cline or Roo?
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by shostack 2y ago
Do things like Cline's memory bank solve this?
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by shostack 2y ago
You make them less money if you are not online so why should they care?
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by shostack 2y ago
"Legal" requires judges that will view the case in a certain way and often needs the force of a government agency to back it. This administration has gutted both those things. Expect it to get worse, not better.
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by shostack 2y ago
Sounds like when Jon Stewart went on Crossfire and destroyed Tucker Carlson who had attempted to escalate and get angry. And Jon was like "this is theater."
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by shostack 2y ago
Trump has explicitly said it's the last time people will have to vote. I don't know why people are glossing over this. He intends to take full control and never give it up. The time to act is now, not when he announces some emerge
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by shostack 2y ago
That feels like something the MS team handling the pricing modeling is counting on.
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by shostack 2y ago
What do you think of the increasingly sparse measurement data available to marketers and the rise of needing to focus on measuring incrementality through statistical experiments when smaller companies may not have enough data to obtain stat
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by shostack 2y ago
As a fellow marketer I've totally done similar stuff to send messages to whomever is digging through their utms. More usefully though, you can learn a shocking amount about a company from their utms and event data.
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by shostack 2y ago
Installed! Do you have any data on success rates?
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by shostack 2y ago
Feels like time for someone to make a newer version?
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by shostack 2y ago
Your attempt to sow a divide among people by labeling them the derogatory "elites" in line with GOP talking points isn't helpful here. If you want to ground this conversation in facts, here's a few for you to chew on: 1.
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by shostack 2y ago
Any chance these will be competitive against dedicated gaming PCs with rtx 40xx and 50xx cards?
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by shostack 2y ago
How do humans do it?
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by shostack 2y ago
I don't know a single home buyer who likes that though. You have an opportunity to differentiate by moving away from the obnoxious dynamic that exists today.
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by shostack 2y ago
What was the opportunity cost of potentially deprioritizing other work?
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by shostack 2y ago
I'm not sure how you can link these test results to lack of memorization when so many other factors are likely at play from the worsening parental support many children face with school due to economic decline, to the pittance teachers
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by shostack 2y ago
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by shostack 2y ago
If you like the structured nature of deals with Other beings and the intersection of that with magic, you might really enjoy the Pact web serial and its sequel Pale by Wildbow. They contain an exceptionally intricate and well thought throug
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by shostack 2y ago
This is a topic near and dear to my heart. First, didn't realize this was Rand Fishkin writing it. He knows his stuff. He also has another linked article in there that is more prescriptive on incrementality measurement being all that m
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by shostack 2y ago
Would ants be more applicable, with the Fed setting and changing rates equivalent to the queen putting out different pheromones to increase harvesting of food, expansion, etc with investors being individual ants or the more abstracted flow
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by shostack 2y ago
It feels like while the marketing of launches may still be like that, it is purely to usher along adoption of the target future state which seems to be doing away with versions and having you simply locked in to forever paying an ever-incre
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by shostack 2y ago
There's a lot of comments knocking the due diligence, but the call out of the threat vector and timing of this make it a bit hard to brush off as coincidence.
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by shostack 2y ago
Similar to my experience. I also find my control of my body is still somewhat linked to my real body. For example, one way of maintaining and strengthening the lucid experience is supposedly spinning around in place with your arms spread. W
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by shostack 2y ago
A good way to think about what it is like to be color blind in a world where others see more colors is to consider tetrachromats. From Google: > "People with tetrachromacy have a fourth cone in their retinas, called a tetrachromat,
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by shostack 2y ago
Completely missed that somehow. Thanks!
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by shostack 2y ago
With regards to politics, wasn't that found to be a Russian active measures tactic where they'd get low quality or inaccurate comments up voted to the top, down vote actual informative comments, and flood their up voted comments w
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by shostack 2y ago
What about using drones to spread and plant seeds? Is that something being done?
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by shostack 2y ago
I use Lightroom and Photoshop very irregularly. I now can't access Photoshop 5 that was installed on my Macbook because it doesn't work with the current MacOS. So now not only can I not deauthorize the license to free it up for my

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