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by soared 10mo ago
This makes feel a bit queasy for some reason https://americabydesign.gov/
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Ah I’ve only used that feature once actually I’ll have to try it, I was talking about the deploy on gcp button (but pointlessly not free compared to your github pages recco!)
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Surprised AI studio isn’t recommended here - you can go from prompt->preview->deploy in like a couple seconds. They have a library of sample apps you can edit but I wish they included the prompts and history to build each since I gene
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This is a good point, technically chromebooks fit this definition?
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I got quite close with Gemini 3 pro in AI studio. I uploaded a screenshot (no assets) and the results were similar to OP. It failed to follow my fix initially but I told it to follow my directions (lol) and it came quite close (though portr
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Stripe already built this out and it’s in ChatGPT. Some merchants let you buy directly in the chat interface, and payment credentials are shared through the chat interface to the store (securely, etc)
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Gemini kind of already does this. I use builder in AI studio and it tends to use Gemini in places where other solutions make more sense. Last week I needed users to input their address, validate it, and geo code it. Rather than using google
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by soared 10mo ago
The email from OpenAI is actually better: Transparency is important to us, so we want to inform you about a recent security incident at Mixpanel, a data analytics provider that OpenAI used for web analytics on the frontend interface for our
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by soared 11mo ago
Yes - but additionally my work thinkpad would have completely broken speakers, mic, and webcam if I waited on updates too long.
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It’s weird two have those to things in the same category. Beef is.. not at all similar to salaries. The only overlap is that they are costs.
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Actual original article: https://www.city-journal.org/article/minnesota-welfare-fraud... It’s aggressively partisan, conflates storylines, uses flawed logic, and a variety of other journalistic malfeasance. There does
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Are those OSes actually that strict about contributors? That’s got to be impossible to verify and I’ve only seen clean room stuff when a competitor is straight up copying another competitor and doesn’t want to get sued
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I think we are in a recession currently if you exclude the AI companies?
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Real answer: yes. Enterprise customers need to move funds between countries and using existing rails is slow and very expensive (fx, fees, etc). https://finance.yahoo.com/news/spacex-uses-stablecoins-colle...
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NHTSA outlawed hood ornaments purely for pedestrian safety, so it’s not 100% correct.
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ChatGPT is sufficient but not required in this scenario
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Is there a world where Altman has architected a bubble to dethrone these major tech companies so that he can rise from their ashes?
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If rates are 6%, it takes wayyyy longer than 5-10 years to earn more than that on average. Always goes up is not the usual.
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by soared 11mo ago
This looks like a think tank problem more than an NVIDIA problem. If you work at a think tank, and you do research, and public companies are capable of doing harm to your career - your think tank is a weak facade that will give up its core
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A very large portion of medicine is for treating symptoms, improving quality of life, making someone comfortable, etc. so you’d sometimes defin the problem needs fixing as the illness, the symptom, something else. But then part of medicine
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The alternative is unions correct?
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Not far off https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/tovala A SMART-OVEN-PAIRED SUBSCRIPTION MEAL SERVICE.
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A further level of intelligence may recognize the futility in worrying, accept the situation and your inability to impact it, and purposefully take the approach of a meathead. A man’s search for meaning is an incredible book you may enjoy b
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This is incorrect - the higher your income the higher percent chance you have of being audited. (Also higher for very low income <25k) https://www.congress.gov/crs-product/IF12521#:~:text=The%20I...
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I actually can’t read it for some reason? My brain just can’t connect the words
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People are racist because of offshoring?
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We use llms more for finding the correct doc, and then actually reading the doc ourselves. It’s really just a very good search and summarization tool for when there are tens of thousands of potentially relevant docs
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by soared 11mo ago
The poster is kind of missing the point. If I see a tool that could make a lot of my employees 20% more efficient today, and maybe more than that in the future, I’m going to bet big on it. Layoffs aren’t just to “fund AI” - layoffs (a) alwa
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I want to thank you for telling us Kroger has an API. This excites me.
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Exponential growth

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