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by tnel77 1y ago
How much of this is inflation?
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by tnel77 1y ago
I agree, but another aspect is what’s lost in text. Even when I don’t have negative intentions, my messages can come across as rude or brash. I feel like I get more negative responses from my friends in the group chat compared to in person,
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by tnel77 1y ago
>>There is no "overspending." There is only undertaxing. This is quite the take. Do you run your household as “there is no ‘overspending.’ There is only under-earning.”
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by tnel77 1y ago
No. That happens once you get to work and you’ve had your first cup of coffee.
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by tnel77 1y ago
>>What is legal and what is moral are two circles in a venn diagram. Is it moral to pay your taxes? I’m somewhat playing devil’s advocate here, but what if I feel that paying taxes is immoral when so much of it goes towards our Depart
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by tnel77 1y ago
True, and this is why you shouldn’t just hand your kid an iPad and peace out. I’m all for technology and video games for my kids, but I’m vigilant to keep my kids’ eyes away from ads. As a result, my kids aren’t foaming at the mouth for the
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by tnel77 1y ago
>>Learning comes from grinding Says who? While “grinding” is one way to learn something, asking AI for a detailed explanation and actually consuming that knowledge with the intent to learn (rather than just copy and pasting) is anothe
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by tnel77 1y ago
This is a good point. I just meant that a very humid climate might be a more challenging environment for this technology, but it doesn’t mean it’s as useful for real world fighting conditions.
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by tnel77 1y ago
Both your example and theirs would be better tests than a desert.
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by tnel77 1y ago
Not saying this is good or bad, but this doesn’t seem surprising. Isn’t the point of our government structure to stop any one person from acting like a king. I’m surprised it took this long.
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by tnel77 1y ago
My neighbor has delivery (sometimes two separate drivers/services at a time when him and his wife want different types of food) at least 3 times a week. To each their own with their finances, but I just can’t bring myself to pay all of
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by tnel77 1y ago
While I agree with you, I think it would be extremely rare (maybe impossible) to have a truly tariff-free product. Yes, all of the parts and assembly for a product can occur in the United States, but what about the tools they use? What abou
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by tnel77 1y ago
We still need AI to be able to fully write, deploy and manage software products before software engineers are completely screwed, but yeah there are no protections to help us out like other industries.
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by tnel77 1y ago
While I agree that the default assumption might be that any given nude is actually a fake, I’m curious if it’ll lose any power over someone. If someone generates an incredible AI image of a lightning strike, I don’t care that it’s fake. It’
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by tnel77 2y ago
This is the problem. We use “healthy” interchangeably and it really depends upon your goals. For example, I would label peanut butter as a healthy snack, but you really need to keep an eye on your portions because it is wildly calorie dense
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by tnel77 2y ago
You don’t? Homeless people need somewhere to go and a welcoming coffee shop is a viable option. Removing tables and making it less “sit down” friendly is a good way to drive all of your customers towards grabbing their drinks to-go.
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by tnel77 2y ago
The headline made me think Apple was giving up on the Vision product line which made me feel disappointed. Happy to hear that it lives on!
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by tnel77 2y ago
While not sand, I remember reading about the state of Colorado importing specialty dirt from around the world while constructing I-70 through the Rockies. Various properties were required that couldn’t be found from local dirt.
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by tnel77 2y ago
How did you come up with the idea for your SaaS? I would love to start my own business on the side, but I don’t feel like I really have any ideas that would generate revenue.
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by tnel77 2y ago
I love the movie Inception.
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by tnel77 2y ago
To be honest, I don’t really care about the one guy who can afford to buy a run down house in a nice downtown area just to level it and rebuild a $3-5M modern travesty.
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by tnel77 2y ago
While I agree with you, have you found anything related to how you would essentially ration goods in a system where AI could provide and everything was free?
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by tnel77 2y ago
It’s a great idea! I only unfreeze my credit for big purchases like buying a house or car.
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by tnel77 2y ago
While you are correct, I think they were saying it would be nice to turn on Google Maps directions and then use the same app on the same phone to do research without disrupting the current navigation.
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by tnel77 2y ago
Don’t get me started on Outlook’s search. I can try to search for an email that’s only a few weeks old and somehow it won’t find it. It will, however, find emails that are from over a decade ago.
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by tnel77 2y ago
While greed is surely some of the answer, I’d imagine liability also plays a part. If your device fails to save someone, you could be a target for litigation.
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by tnel77 2y ago
I haven’t actually used it to write a paper, but I have family who teach and they have shared some of the examples they have had turned in.
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by tnel77 2y ago
Have you tried writing code or a paper that’s actually factual with ChatGPT? They are so obviously wrong in many cases that it’s often a hindrance rather than helpful when I’ve tried to use it. I do love using ChatGPT for fun stuff like “wr
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by tnel77 2y ago
My understanding is that California taxes are better for lower-income people, and Texas taxes are better for higher-income people. Your situation will dictate what state is better for your finances.
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by tnel77 2y ago
Man I can dream! That sounds incredible.

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