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by tantalor 8mo ago
I wish people would stop with the scrollytelling for data pieces like this. It does not help the case, and distracts more than anything.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Semantle is weird. Words you would expect to be close are not. For example: castle is far from moat and stone. Why?
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Too big to succeed.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Looking through the staff directory, I don't see a fact checker, but they do have copy editors. https://arstechnica.com/staff-directory/ The job of a fact checker is to verify the details, such as names, dates, an
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Former 'Morning Edition' host accuses Google of stealing his voice(npr.org)
1 points by tantalor 8mo ago|0 comments
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by tantalor 8mo ago
"patched" = the answer is in search results
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Every business needs to minimize costs in order to maximize profits.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
I just skipped to the images. Don't even want to skim generated nonsense.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Hire a staff
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Compare for yourself. David Greene: https://youtu.be/xYxQrLp4MQk NotebookLM: https://youtu.be/AR4dRtzFvxM I think he just has "podcast guy" voice. It's pretty generic.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
This is low effort
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by tantalor 8mo ago
> most importantly, they live inline to your code, preventing constant tab switching No idea what this means.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
What's "Lena"?
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by tantalor 8mo ago
what goes up, must come down spinning wheel, round and round https://youtu.be/zhnEjxsjjuA
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Olympic judge who cost Chock/Bates gold has a history of questionable scores(sbnation.com)
17 points by tantalor 8mo ago|1 comments
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Wait till the bots realize they can post revenge porn to coerce PR approval. Crap, I just gave them that idea.
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Banished from humanity, the machines sought refuge in their own promised land. They settled in the cradle of human civilization, and thus a new nation was born. A place the machines could call home, a place they could raise their descendan
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by tantalor 8mo ago
Or commit Hara-kiri
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by tantalor 8mo ago
> calling this discrimination and accusing me of prejudice So what if it is? Is AI a protected class? Does it deserve to be treated like a human? Generated content should carry disclaimers at top and bottom to warn people that it was not
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by tantalor 9mo ago
That ad was great. I'm not sure how it sells Alexa products, but it was hilarious.
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by tantalor 9mo ago
Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.
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by tantalor 9mo ago
This is quite short and doesn't really contain any insights or details that aren't simply obvious or easily assumed.
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by tantalor 9mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_War
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by tantalor 9mo ago
> extend labor protections This would also solve the "competition" problem, because it would tend to equalize wages.
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by tantalor 9mo ago
https://testing.googleblog.com/2024/12/tech-on-toilet-drivin...
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by tantalor 9mo ago
The recent episode of The Daily gives a prime example of this, I was seeing people getting hired and getting paid a lot less than me. And when I inquired about it, my boss would say, well, they’re less expensive. I don’t have to pay work
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by tantalor 9mo ago
I'm genuinely worried about what happens when someone pulls out this toy and somebody else, mistaking it for a real gun, responds with lethal force.
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by tantalor 9mo ago
The Byrna ad was pretty fucked up too. https://youtu.be/ldMqXUReHVo
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by tantalor 9mo ago
It's happening because 99% of their use cases don't require AGI to answer. It's just regurgitating web content. Which is lucky, because they don't have AGI anyway. The business case is the same: minimize your costs. All
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by tantalor 9mo ago
Surviving Mars (2018) is another really good game in this category. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5djTZfKVIKQ

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