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by tqi 7mo ago
Where would you put 24x7 political content?
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by tqi 7mo ago
> When a caller asks something that isn’t in the knowledge base, the AI doesn’t guess. I've seen a number of instances of this type of thing in wild, and under the hood it's usually some prompt that asks the llm to gauge confid
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by tqi 7mo ago
Yeah but I think you'd be hard pressed to find a company that thinks comms/collab are the only thing.
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by tqi 7mo ago
> But there’s a huge difference between communication and collaboration as infrastructure to support individual, high-agency ownership, and communication and collaboration as the primary activity of an organisation. that is a meaningless
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by tqi 7mo ago
I think it would be helpful to engage with the possibility that they are neither stupid nor ignorant, rather that they simply have different values and priorities than the early internet users.
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by tqi 7mo ago
imo childcare is at most two of: low cost, high quality, low time commitment
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by tqi 7mo ago
"I say whatever I want and people can't tell me to stfu" who is the insane individualist now?
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by tqi 7mo ago
Well that's just like, my opinion man
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by tqi 7mo ago
It's insane individualism to think other ppl don't get to dictate what kind of food people feed their kids?
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by tqi 7mo ago
Lol iPad, social media, and processed food consumption is going to be your problem? OP was not talking about values, he was talking about the day to day specifics of child rearing.
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by tqi 7mo ago
It's also objectively none of your business?
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by tqi 8mo ago
Bets on how long it takes to get back to 10k employees? Imo companies cannot fucking help themselves but continue to grow. Meta is already back above 2021 headcount, after cutting 20k employees in 2022. Managers want to Senior Managers want
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by tqi 8mo ago
> Persona extracts the mathematical geometry of your face from your selfie and from your passport photo. This isn’t just a picture — it’s a numerical map of the distances between your eyes, the shape of your jawline, the geometry of your
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by tqi 8mo ago
Jesus no wonder 10% of Americans are on SSRIs, if this is the kind of petty stuff people are ruminating on...
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by tqi 8mo ago
Plus a chance to dunk on their biggest competitor for ad revenue and clicks (Facebook)
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by tqi 8mo ago
> Or is everyone just determined to be angry regardless of what they do? People decide who they think are the good guys and who they think are the bad guys first, then view subsequent events through that lens.
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by tqi 8mo ago
There is no evidence presented that internally "vibe coded" products are the reason hubspot et al are struggling right now. If anything, the fact that the divergence from the broader index starts in April of last year (well before
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by tqi 8mo ago
Yes, that is the same because second degree kid noises also cause cancer.
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by tqi 9mo ago
There's gotta be a Moore's law corollary for "Doom ported to [blank]" milestones. I wonder where this all ends? Doom ported to a mechanical pencil! Doom ported to a clipper card! To a lightbulb??
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by tqi 9mo ago
When you talk in meaningless terms like "traditional workers" and "tech bros", all it tells me is that you have divided the world into people you like and people you dislike and mourn / celebrate accordingly.
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by tqi 9mo ago
While I understand and empathize with what this article is getting at ("If you intend to have children, but you don’t intend to have them just yet, you are not banking extra years as a person who is still too young to have children. Yo
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by tqi 9mo ago
Oracle was "one of the worlds most solid and unassailable tech companies"?
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by tqi 10mo ago
- [1]: A study in Canada analyzed crash reports and blood tests to look at the state of drivers responsible for accidents. While alcohol had a very clear and statistically-significant influence on the risk of a driver causing an accident, T
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by tqi 10mo ago
This article has such palpable distain for the people who consume these products that it makes me wonder why the author even cares what kind of future they inhabit. > But what is important to me is to keep the perspective of what consitu
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by tqi 10mo ago
There is no reason why "the point" of the internet has to be dictated by people who happened to be online in 1995.
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by tqi 11mo ago
Journalist love that study but tend to ignore the likely causal reason for the improved outcomes, which is that users who were paid to stop using Facebook had much lower consumption of news and especially political news.
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by tqi 11mo ago
> so why should I be the sucker who does it? Because it's the right thing to do.
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by tqi 11mo ago
> "There's automobiles that have gone from gasoline-powered to electric vehicles," says Drew Maloney, president of the Edison Electric Institute, which represents power companies around the country. "You're also
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by tqi 11mo ago
> Elad was elusive but the angel who was most consistently influential and supportive during my entire five-year run at Akita. We had a fifteen-minute call almost every quarter, sometimes at an unpredictable time, but always full of grea
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by tqi 11mo ago
If hypothetically the study had said that piracy does hurt sales, would you change your position on piracy? Because what I'm seeing in this thread is just a bunch of people pointing to studies when they support their priors, or to limi

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