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by thisisit 8mo ago
My last experience with Claude support was a fun merry go round. I had used a Visa card to buy monthly Pro subscription. One day I ran out of credits so I go to buy extra credit. But my card is declined. I recheck my card limit and try agai
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Can you give some examples? And are those reliable?
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by thisisit 8mo ago
This endemic of much of the “creator” economy. Anything goes if it gets you clicks. And TikTok does have lose moderation. If this happened on YouTube he would have been demonetised sooner.
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by thisisit 8mo ago
I liked their comic panels example and tried it using their chat at: https://chat.qwen.ai/ When I used the exact prompt the post - the chat works. It gives me the exact output from the blog post. Then I used Google Translat
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Payments are for views and not followers. It can range from $0.40 to $1.00 per 1000 views depending on the video. So, 1 Million Views can pay around $400-$1000. Hate videos are advertiser poison so payouts are lower. I'd assume $0.4 pe
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by thisisit 8mo ago
Building expertise isn't a straight line. Going from a bad to average is much easier than going from average to good.
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by thisisit 8mo ago
You forgot to add Blockchain and Oracles. I mean who will audit the auditors?
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by thisisit 9mo ago
Until someone comes for them. It is basically equivalent to "First They Came". First they came for the Immigrants And I did not speak out Because they were not Immigrants (hell they were stealing jobs so f ck them) Then they came
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by thisisit 9mo ago
There is Libredirect which does the same and more: https://github.com/libredirect/browser_extension https://libredirect.github.io/
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by thisisit 9mo ago
As a country US can't even agree on securing rights for its own people. Raising minimum wage or universal healthcare or housing leads to lots of bad faith discourse on socialism. The wealth is instead spent on fighting wars and strong
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by thisisit 9mo ago
> I'm surprised no lesson the US learnt from similar overthrows in the past, but again this is Trump. Its not Trump, its the US. Someone always comes along trying to attack/occupy a country. Making big promises. Years later whe
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by thisisit 9mo ago
Jail and isolation are big motivators for people to change their views.
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by thisisit 9mo ago
YouTube always had a slop problem. Previously it took time, people, money and effort to create a slop channel. That’s why it was mostly run by content farms based out of Eastern Europe. For example 5 minute craft based out of Cyprus. With A
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by thisisit 9mo ago
It’s mostly content farms based out of Asia - Vietnam, India, Bangladesh etc pumping out these stuff to make a quick buck. It’s like 5 min crafts but now easier and faster due to AI and no personal overheads.
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by thisisit 9mo ago
Ohh the deep rabbit hole I went on this. There are so many variations of this like using trademark toys like Labubu, Spider-Man etc. I don’t suggest anyone looking for these unless they want their short feeds to be populated with AI nonsens
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by thisisit 9mo ago
True that. It’s annoying especially when you really need answer quickly. I often then use temporary chat to ask ChatGPT.
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by thisisit 10mo ago
There’s also good expense and bad expense. You just don’t say employees taking too much money, cut it and all good. You find what is needed and what needs to be cut. Where’s the proof that this doesn’t throw good research along with biased
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by thisisit 10mo ago
I like how in today’s world and especially when it comes to Musk things cannot be as simple as incompetence. It has to be some 4D chess move. Like a reverse Hanlon’s razor: Never attribute to stupidity that which might be/maybe/pe
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by thisisit 10mo ago
A long whataboutism and defending points which were never made. "What about EU? European governments, despite having more money to spend, spent less on science, and are taking back grants faster than Trump." where have we seen thi
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by thisisit 10mo ago
This logic is funny. Because majority of the tax payers who might agree with the non-funding of "everyone's project" have another problem. They are also afraid of the unknown "They" and big industries - like Big Pha
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by thisisit 10mo ago
It is pretty much clear that the current WH has decided science has a bias against them and wants to curb it. There is no reason apart from that. People still bring in bad faith arguments about private companies funding research or replica
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by thisisit 10mo ago
I work with both enterprise software and in house teams. Each path has its pro and cons. As you put it costly CRM might not be fulfilling its purpose. And the two biggest points in favour of in house are cost and bespoke nature of solution.
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by thisisit 10mo ago
Same dumbness applies to people who are supposed to enforce these laws. Enforcement authorities will often tell you to settle privately - “just return the money and ask your victim to rescind the case”. They don’t care for average consumer.
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by thisisit 10mo ago
Not to mention everyone and their moms building own streaming service only to lose money, cut down the catalogue, increase prices and find that is still not enough. So now add ads in some paid tiers. With everyone needing that ad revenue an
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by thisisit 10mo ago
> I will point out that India have the highest number of victims of cyber-fraud Combined with worst enforcement and investigation efforts to tackle this issue. The default resolution on a cyber crime report is : Fraudster's account
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by thisisit 10mo ago
I have been recently experimenting with Antigravity and writing a react app. I too didn't know how to start the server or what is "npm run dev". I consider myself fairly technical so I caught up as I went along. While using t
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by thisisit 10mo ago
Add to the fact that people are still defending this gross corruption and both siding it. It seems to me that Americans have went from “drain the swap” to “corruption is okay because the other side does it too. My only regret is that I am n
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by thisisit 10mo ago
This reminds of ads on Amazon Echo and other intelligent devices. I think there was similar hype - not in terms of scale - but on personal data. Many advertisers and their moms were writing skills to tap this market. It'll be interesti
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by thisisit 10mo ago
This was created with intentionality. I forgot to link to Corridor's analysis video: https://youtu.be/ct_7FU-DmfY?t=1413 As they explain this required tons of work to tell the AI what to do. It's sad that in the s
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by thisisit 10mo ago
Without knowing what is “good decision” how do you even evaluate neck to neck? At this point "Humans are also imperfect" is becoming a lazy defense. It is equivalent to crypto bros saying "humans are corrupt. Blockchain FTW!&

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