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by waboremo 4y ago
Ah I understand the problem, nuance is difficult in public. Most of these weren't unanimous arguments by doctors. Masks for example: it's true they are ineffective at preventing most things, you can't put on a mask and be fre
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by waboremo 4y ago
I do not, I recognize that they care far more about costs and don't mind throwing one developer at problems internally than outsourcing it to a middleman of a middleman who is overcharging just for access to an API that isn't thei
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by waboremo 4y ago
What are the tells of a thoughtful cover letter? Maybe people can incorporate those when asking AI to generate their letter for them.
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What are the 6 lies they told?
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by waboremo 4y ago
Plugins are coming, and wrappers are still having to pay openAI and on top of that their own slice of the pie. Since wrappers aren't really cultivating the information themselves, nothing is stopping you from making your own either, th
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by waboremo 4y ago
You're correct, a lot of people are mistaken in this AI gold rush, however they are also misunderstanding how weak their moat actually is and how much AI is going to impact that as well. Notion does not have a good moat. The increase o
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I agree with this, but I also don't believe that it's an exclusive alternative to what the blog is suggesting. Part of the path of acceptance is also accepting what your roles are in your life. These roles aren't about what i
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by waboremo 4y ago
>true journalistic path Which has very little meaning as "true" can mean whatever you want it to mean. BBC, ABC, and CBC have much higher journalistic integrity than their private counterparts.
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Which has very little reproducible support backing it as a universal guidance for meal timings or caloric intake per meal.
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by waboremo 4y ago
I'd be more interested in the ability to implement such in a way that respects privacy and customizing per folder/note/line. A difficult task given how many are just relying on OpenAI as-is.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Scene analysis in photos, image captions, and machine translations are also done using ANE. CoreML also utilizes it when possible.
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by waboremo 4y ago
Neither CBC, ABC, or BBC are "infamously left-leaning". They are very much all center. That's literally one of their biggest criticisms, that they're too "boring" by not taking more of a stand on anything. Also
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by waboremo 4y ago
They do have CPB, which does fund the likes of PBS and NPR among others. But even that has been called into question not too long ago and they were trying to push to defund CPB (even though it's budget is around $450m).
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by waboremo 4y ago
That's such a great point, and it reminds me of when image generation first was becoming mainstream. How quickly the consensus shifted from "only humans can do it, I mean look at how awful the face is" to this existential une
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by waboremo 4y ago
Sure but the obsession regarding China is leaving everyone vulnerable and blind to the methods being utilized by everyone else. It's not as if TikTok is using some alien technology here that nobody else has access to. Cambridge Analyt
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by waboremo 4y ago
I can't say I've come across many internal tooling where the experience is anywhere near as bad as public sites. I find that even the cheap hardware offerings from businesses tend to handle bloated internal tooling pages fine, eve
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by waboremo 4y ago
This is funny, but it does hit on something deeper. We already lose so much connection to each other by the current convenience of online. People are noting how much smaller their friends circles are, how difficult it is to have meetups, an
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by waboremo 4y ago
This implies that a) text has no meaning and that b) these models will exclusively be used in the same way they are today (within a web browser, logging into a specific page like openai/bing, and asking it things). Neither of these are
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by waboremo 4y ago
>Problem is, most of the slow pages out there are slow because the teams just can't keep up with all of these shifts Not really. Most pages are slow not because they're using outdated techniques, or they're still serving e
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That's the entire downside of a tool being unopinionated. It's up to the community to decide how it wants to use that tool. And for the most part, the answer is turning to Next.js.
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by waboremo 4y ago
It's not just Americans, the BNPL industry has seem tremendous growth around the world. China reports credit card usage quadrupling and alongside that BNPL schemes, Europe is expected to see the BNPL industry hit close to $1 trillion b
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by waboremo 4y ago
Thank you for answering! The internal/external rift is so interesting and perfectly reasonable. Hard to spend time self editing after an exhausting day, and guess that's where places like Twitter really shined. Yet I wish that gap
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by waboremo 4y ago
Yes I have a brief one, sorry that it's not specifically related to Readlang! You kind of stopped blogging as much when you joined Duolingo, what would you say were the biggest factors why? I'm assuming Duolingo weren't super
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I suppose that is the one retaining upside for the other person when it comes to immortality. But for the individual, none of the immortality fun remains. You aren't meeting or talking to them as you would in "normal" immorta
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by waboremo 4y ago
What a nice story, I wonder if they negotiated much on offers or if it was really a simple low ball for duolingo to get rid of. Generous if the latter! To be that attached to your idea after all this time is also very impressive. Most peopl
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by waboremo 4y ago
All the downsides of immortality without any of the fun. As expected from this timeline.
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by waboremo 4y ago
I always demanded Apple incorporate better discovery of others' playlists as that's a major reason many still rely on Spotify instead. Never imagined this would be how they do it.
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Unreal (and Unity) are no longer just for video games ;)
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That seems like a reasonable assumption, especially when the actor's previous work in the same franchise wasn't that overly dramatized, and this was a one time shot on stage sort of deal. I could see them potentially informing her
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by waboremo 4y ago
This is a fantastic point, and it's what most software businesses have at their core. They just provide the tools to get something else done. A lot of these smaller places are going to be devastated when people become far more self rel

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