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by simple10 1y ago
Yes, this. That's my bet if OpenAI follows through with social features. Extend ChatGPT to allow multiple people / friends to interact with the bot and each other. Would be interesting UX challenge if they're able to pull it
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by simple10 1y ago
This article feels a bit clickbaity. The sub-headline from the Washington Post article linked from The Verge article reads... "The department [DOJ] won't pursue cases it feels are better left to financial regulators, focusing inst
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by simple10 2y ago
Same in norcal. Vital Farms has been constant except Safeway owned grocery stores used to have them on regular sales. Now they're always full price.
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by simple10 2y ago
Makes sense. Similar to Wordpress buyout drama. Realign the staff under new marching orders.
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by simple10 2y ago
AFAIK, free-range and cage free are not heavily regulated terms like organic, which is a registered and trademark enforced term. At best they just mean the hens have a bit more room to move around. Neither of them actually mean there is no
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by simple10 2y ago
My guess is how lax the US is with factory farm animal welfare. When an epidemic breaks out, it hits these factory farms much harder and the USDA (government food agency) cracks down and indirectly drives up prices.
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by simple10 2y ago
I live in CA and saw a massive jump in prices when the state ordered chickens to be euthanized due to bird flu. It was also the first time I saw grocery store shelves completely empty of eggs for days at a time. Prices for organic eggs have
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by simple10 2y ago
It's interesting that annual attrition rate is 6% according to the article. I hadn't considered that before. The buyouts could end up costing more than they save if the only people who take it were the ones already planning on lea
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by simple10 2y ago
I found the limits are on the pricing and advanced pricing pages. It seems pretty straightforward. You get $10/year of resources. If you use a lot more than that, then you'll get upgraded to advanced pricing. https://pu
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by simple10 2y ago
The UI is different in the desktop app for macOS. The ability to edit the schedule task is only available in the web UI for me. I got the best results by not enabling Search the Web when I was trying to create tasks. It confuses the model.
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by simple10 2y ago
I feel for him and the people in his wake. Benevolent dictators of open source are great for productivity until benevolence gives way to malevolence. At this point, if he stepped down it would be seen as giving in. So highly unlikely until
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by simple10 2y ago
Side note... Sometimes the sketchy ads are from account hacks. I've seen this happen a couple of times with business accounts. Hackers get access to a personal Meta account that has access to Ad Manager. They run a bunch of scam ads th
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by simple10 2y ago
TLDR; children who got higher fluoride exposure tended to have slightly lower IQ. Lower amounts in drinking water <1.5 mg/L were inconclusive on IQ impact and requires additional study.
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by simple10 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! I second the request for lifetime pricing option. Also, the jump between $4/mo to $59/mo could use more explanation to justify the price gap. It's worth considering listing GinkoNotes on AppSumo if you
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by simple10 2y ago
Thanks for the reply! I've used a bunch of grey market 3rd party tools for LinkedIn automation. Most of them have some sort of API. I'll try integrating with HumanLayer.
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by simple10 2y ago
Congrats on the launch! Human in the loop is an underserved market for AI toolchains. I've usually had to build custom tools for this which is a PITA. Make.com has a human in the loop feature in closed beta. https://www.make
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by simple10 2y ago
Great article. Thanks for writing it all up. A followup article on deliverability would be helpful as many people seem to only have a surface level understanding of the difficulties of deliverability. With bigger and more expensive email pr
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by simple10 2y ago
There's one tool worth mentioning that was missing from the list: High Level. It's commonly known and used in the agency and marketing world. Search for "go high level" on YouTube. Every marketer I know switched from Cli
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by simple10 2y ago
I watched the event last night and didn't get any buffering issues, but I did notice frequent drop in video quality when watching the live feed. If I backed the video up a bit, the video quality suddenly went back up to 4k. I had some
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by simple10 2y ago
For military drones, yes, this will certainly happen if it hasn't already. I'd love to see some predictions on manufacturing robots intentionally killing someone for the greater good in a sort of Trolley Problem [1]. The theoretic
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by simple10 2y ago
Great question, and well phrased. It's refreshing to see a few people in this thread with a genuine interest in trying to understand the root causes instead of engaging in personal attacks and emotional appeals. I found it helpful to g
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by simple10 2y ago
Agreed. Republicans used to be the party of war. Trump substantially changed that as a perception within his voting base. Talk to active American military service men and women or veterans. Their attitude towards blindly trusting the govern
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by simple10 2y ago
Both the Israel and Ukraine wars started under Biden. It's hotly debated how it would have all played out under Trump. An no, I'm not a Trump supporter. But context and public perception is important. And understanding how and wha
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by simple10 2y ago
It's not a matter of my personal belief. It's just the public perception. But public perception does play an important role when a government is actively trying to start a new war like when the US invaded Iraq.
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by simple10 2y ago
Absolutely agree. Until we restore a proper and trusted free press, all political bets are off. Americans are living in isolated bubbles of information with little agreement on actual ground truth.
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by simple10 2y ago
Agreed on the tariffs. It's a significant concern if all the tariffs get implemented. However, I doubt it will happen due to political opposition from both Republicans and Democrats as well as legal concerns. The US president has limit
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by simple10 2y ago
It's much more nuanced than people are giving credit. See my other comment below for a fuller analysis. I have some military Republican-leaning friends. To give credit where credit is due, Trump successfully switched the Republican par
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by simple10 2y ago
For my friends here who are not Americans, here's my take on how the election played out. Please bare in mind I'm neither Democrat nor Republican. The analysis comes from commentators on both sides of the political spectrum. Since
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by simple10 2y ago
Articles say the guy was an AI developer. But how did he actually steal money from Fisker? He installed malware on his work computer. Was this then used by North Korea to hack Fisker's internal systems and syphon of money somehow? Mayb
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by simple10 2y ago
This could also explain why he offered the deal for employees to leave. Reduce head count before either an investment round or sale.

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