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by soared 11mo ago
IMO that is exactly what people want. At my work everyone uses LLMs constantly and the trade off of not perfect information is known. People double check it, etc, but the information search is so much faster even if it finds the right confl
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by soared 11mo ago
It’s interesting to me that this page talks a lot about “debugging models” etc. I would’ve expected (from the title) this to be going after the average excel user, similar to how chatgpt went after every day people. I would’ve expected “mak
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by soared 1y ago
I suppose that is true and kind of a fun perspective!
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by soared 1y ago
Why is this new word “dumbification” and not “smartification”?
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by soared 1y ago
No one allows or disallows language to drift, there are no language enforcers. This argument is not “it’s impossible” but rather it’s pedantic to claim a word is misused, when it’s been used this way for hundreds of years and so the origina
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Privacy Sandbox Largely Retired(privacysandbox.com)
2 points by soared 1y ago|0 comments
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by soared 1y ago
I used to share your opinion, but were to the point where it’s difficult to say it’s dumb luck. Look at the amount of change and impact they’ve had on the country in such a short period - it feels wrong to say that chance/luck/wha
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by soared 1y ago
Why are the authors so aggressive in using scam/fraud/etc terms when discussing the crime, but then spend so little time explaining the defense? This article seems wildly one sided and I’m not a fan of how it’s written. It looks l
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by soared 1y ago
This is a good reply since it feels accurate but generally is not, which captures the sentiment of those opposing solar. 1. “The grid needs an upgrade”. This is true regardless of whether solar exists or not. Energy demand, battery technolo
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by soared 1y ago
The old saying rings ever more true with this article. If I owe the bank $50, it’s my problem. If I owe the bank (or private debt lender who did not do enough due diligence) $50B it’s potentially the first domino in a global economic collap
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by soared 1y ago
Yeah, my point is the article and study itself are FUD for the public to dissuade them from supporting a digital currency.
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by soared 1y ago
Clickbait title. This is a simulation of an unexpected event and IMO meant to dissuade the public from digital currency.
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by soared 1y ago
Like my rav4 LE where they left all of the lights in various places, but just used non-clear plastic covers instead of clear since my trim didn’t include those lights.
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by soared 1y ago
Did you find a good guide for setting it up?
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by soared 1y ago
I wonder if that’s a purposeful framing to avoid saying that content a large and diverse group of humans has created is very valuable. Think about how much money the Facebook data set would be worth to OpenAI. But cloudflare likely wants to
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by soared 1y ago
Is pg generally aligned with this line of thought or is this out of character? Not what I expected but also not unexpected given most powerful tech bros slides into that side of politics
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by soared 1y ago
Meaning the video file exists in your file system somewhere, so downloading at a higher speed than possibly viewing the video is an existing functionality in the app.
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by soared 1y ago
What do you use with your vpn? Every since popcorn time stopped existing, I haven’t been able to find something with good ux
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by soared 1y ago
Id prefer the world we have currently - apple is generally good at security for most people who never even want to think about. IMO it’s like seatbelts, maybe mildly annoying but bet a huge positive. If we sold cars without seatbelts, peopl
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by soared 1y ago
This commenter is located in Israel, FWIW.
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by soared 1y ago
There are legit uses that enterprise companies are using today, but they are few and far between in comparison to day trading/speculation/etc. For example, moving money from different currencies usually requires foreign exchange f
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by soared 1y ago
Dismantling the us in its current state would be a massive opportunity to gain more power/wealth/control/etc. Risk reward is dead simple. You’re already rich and powerful, you fail and become slightly less rich and powerful.
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by soared 1y ago
Good use case for stablecoin/crypto through stripe
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World Lung Cancer Expert Diagnosed with Advanced Lung Cancer(news.cuanschutz.edu)
12 points by soared 1y ago|3 comments
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by soared 1y ago
Id rather get the spam and pay $1 for letters. Then lower income people have access to the public good, subsidized by industry. Otherwise sending mail becomes something only rich people do.
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by soared 1y ago
Probably not a good name, given you can but website with Zola.com which is a massive brand.
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by soared 1y ago
How are you doing it for free, how long does it take, and what happens if something goes wrong? These are the things companies want. With current methods you must take on risk to move money cheaper, faster, or without chargebacks/etc.
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by soared 1y ago
Doesn’t seem to work on mobile iOS - clicking an icon of “2” doesn’t open anything, and then zooming back out the icons didn’t reload for the zoomed out area
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by soared 1y ago
Anthropic founder described it as: if each model were a company, they be hugely profitable. It looks bad since when the model you trained in 2024 is generating net positive revenue, you’re also training a more expensive model for 2025 that
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by soared 1y ago
They mention they’re working on a mobile UI.. but man using the current UI on mobile is horrible.

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