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by what 6d ago
>At the very least, you (historically) expect them to sell the practice to someone they think is a worthy successor. PE isn’t that.
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by what 6d ago
Except they always strip mine the business. Cut the quality and push unnecessary shit. But, hey, you can fill out your forms on an iPad instead of pen and paper. Very cool.
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by what 6d ago
Why do you need to sell a private practice? There’s no brand to sell, it’s just you and that will be gone. PE is scourge in this space. They’ve probably taken over every dental office already and now they push unnecessary procedures and wha
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by what 6d ago
Kind of silly. You have to pay somehow. Either pony up cash or pay with your eyeballs or data. But I doubt paying will give you privacy either.
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by what 6d ago
>Not to mention Facebook is free whereas you pay for a GPT subscription The overwhelming majority of users do not pay and use the free service.
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by what 7d ago
Then it’s not air gapped…
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by what 7d ago
>all by itself Or it’s read countless articles on doing the same thing.
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by what 8d ago
Are you really charging $9/onion? I get upset when Safeway charges $2/lb when I can get onions for a quarter that price.
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by what 8d ago
You seem salty. The entire post a ton of words that says basically nothing at all.
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by what 8d ago
I honestly don’t think you’d get that much variation. Beyond phone/sms, the list would likely end up with just these: - decent camera - messaging apps (WhatsApp/telegram/signal/etc) - email - maps - rideshare (uber&#x2F
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by what 8d ago
The size of this thing really puts me off. It’s like two iPhone minis stacked on top of each other, which seems massive for a flip phone.
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by what 8d ago
>note to normies this is like saying "have a quantum multiplexer" I don’t think you helped the normies out.
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by what 8d ago
I’m confused why they would contact the person that gave you the relic to tell them it was a false positive? It doesn’t seem like something they would do. Why not contact you?
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by what 9d ago
They worked other jobs, no? No one paid them specifically to invent calculus or anything of the sort.
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by what 10d ago
Where did you get the impression the author thinks it’s a bad thing? From the article: > These are public keys, which are meant to be published - recovering one lets anyone check a signature, not forge one.
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by what 10d ago
> taking half of someone’s money is totally fine Okay. Then let’s also reduce what’s spent welfare/benefits by a similar amount, at least we’re not taking money they worked for.
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by what 10d ago
> hurting mortgage holders How does raising rates hurt mortgage holders? They locked in their interest rate when they got the mortgage?
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by what 11d ago
> considering LLMs currently play better than a brand new human player would They’ve ingested all the literature on playing chess, a brand new human player has not.
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by what 11d ago
Because then it’s not playing chess, stockfish is?
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by what 11d ago
I can write a chess bot program that will beat you. Does that mean I’m good at chess? >If they cared to have it perform well in chess games, you'd see a different shape and behavior. So the things they claim are on the verge of AGI
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by what 11d ago
Humans don’t code a $game engine to play $game, they can just play it. It seems like you are the one that has gone insane.
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by what 11d ago
> Claude Fable would destroy any human at chess by coding a strong enough engine on the fly. Delusional, but then Claude fable also isn’t beating any human at chess, the engine is.
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by what 12d ago
You realize that vaccine hesitancy isn’t new and wasn’t a right wing thing? The right wing only has a disbelief about the covid vaccine and probably rightfully so. It went from: you can’t get it if youre vaccinated; okay you can get it but
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by what 13d ago
Can you share with the class the web apps you’ve built this way?
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by what 13d ago
Stop with this nonsense. They could write in their own language and translate it, which wouldn’t end up being clanklish.
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by what 13d ago
Why should they? Why can’t they just make shoes and be happy about it?
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by what 13d ago
OpenAI is 501c3, should they also be required to release everything?
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by what 13d ago
> So you can, in fact, get better performance sometimes by applying some variant of "assume this problem is solvable" or "other problems like this were already solved by AIs" pep talk. Not always, far from it, but it
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by what 14d ago
Did you know that you could charge people different rates for insurance based on risk profiles or deny them outright? You used to be able to anyway. I’m fine subsidizing people of a similar risk profile that have a hit by a bus moment. I’m
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by what 14d ago
Can you show us some of these of projects?

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