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by throwacct 1y ago
The entire point of the 1st Amendment is to protect the citizens from being thrown in jail or being prosecuted for speaking against the government. Where do you see that here? The FCC chairman just said that "...broadcasters are entir
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by throwacct 1y ago
According to the latest iteration, his right-wing family said he was left-wing and even neighbors saw him with his roommate. Freedom of speech is protected. That people are celebrating a man's death, and worse yet, justifying it, is ev
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by throwacct 1y ago
I'm using "AI" almost exclusively to scaffold projects. I spent 2 days trying to find the reason the code wasn't working the way it supposed to work. Where I work we're using it with moderation, knowing that if you
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by throwacct 1y ago
"Free market with open competition" works when countries play fair. China doesn't play fair. What you propose is to decimate the car industry (your example) and be dependent on foreign actors. Extrapolate that to every indust
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by throwacct 1y ago
Hahaha. Bet money they left everything accessible just by signing in into the app.
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by throwacct 1y ago
This x100.
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by throwacct 1y ago
I came here to say the same thing.
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by throwacct 1y ago
Only the EU? Most of the world is like that.
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by throwacct 1y ago
This is a sane approach. I'll try to propose this to the team to see if this sticks, hehe.
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by throwacct 1y ago
Is this similar to the "vibe" code tool sold to Wix?
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by throwacct 1y ago
I don't care if they label me a weirdo. I agree with OP. Please refrain from posting any pictures of my children. Simple as that.
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by throwacct 1y ago
I don't think any decision maker will let LLMs run their business. If the LLMs fail, you could potentially lose your livelihood.
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by throwacct 1y ago
This x100. B2B is a different monster altogether.
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by throwacct 1y ago
We're still in the "gold rush" era: The guy and his team sold a company that sells "shovels" in a crowded market. Good for him for capitalizing on this.
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by throwacct 1y ago
We're still in the "gold rush" era: The guy and his team sold a company that sells "shovels" in a crowded market. Good for him for capitalizing on this.
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by throwacct 1y ago
This. I use LLMs for some tasks, but for more complex issues, I do it myself. I tried to use it for a project by defining each task as clearly as possible, and I spent weeks trying to come up with something useful. Mind you, I achieved 80%
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by throwacct 1y ago
Only Facebook?!!
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by throwacct 1y ago
This. Sooner or later, this had to happen.
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by throwacct 1y ago
This 100x. This is the time to go all in and truly shake everything from the ground up. If the US moves at least 25% to the continent, it could solve lots of issues by developing manufacturing for critical products in-house and nearshoring
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by throwacct 2y ago
I've been using Brave Search for quite some time, and to be honest, their AI is okay. I rarely use Google anymore.
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by throwacct 2y ago
Tesla needs to develop an affordable car for emerging economies (LATAM, EMEA), and their stock will increase faster than before. China is dumping its cars on these markets like crazy and even then most people are reluctant to buy them.
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by throwacct 2y ago
Interesting. I'm not from the US or Canada, but are Canadians really going to "war" against the US? They're going to lose +400B in trade potentially. No markets are waiting for those products. Just "play ball"
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by throwacct 2y ago
So, dropshipping?
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by throwacct 2y ago
This is the correct answer. Everyone here saying "We need to stand up to Putin..." won't be fighting on the frontlines and at worst, we can be entering WW3 if the US, Russia, and the EU keep escalating the conflict.
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by throwacct 2y ago
I don't regret switching to mac 2 years ago.