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by what 9mo ago
The subscription is for their products? If you want to use their models in another product you can pay for the API usage.
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by what 9mo ago
From elsewhere in that prompt: > Only use emojis if the user explicitly requests it. Avoid adding emojis to files unless asked. When did they add this? Real shame because the abundance of emojis in a readme was a clear signal of slop.
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by what 9mo ago
The prices are posted on the shelves… do you think they change the price when you scan it at the register?
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by what 9mo ago
>llm_nerd >created two years ago You AI hype thots/bots are all the same. All these claims but never backed up with anything to look at. And also alway claiming “you’re holding it wrong”.
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by what 10mo ago
RSS feeds used to contain the full article. That changed when everyone wanted to monetize their blogs.
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by what 10mo ago
You can’t delete anything here either… so make sure you don’t say anything awful.
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by what 10mo ago
> this nails it I assume you’re taking about the ending where gippity tells you how awesome you are and then spits out a wrong answer?
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by what 10mo ago
https://archive.is/E5VgO
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Why does an “artist” get an exception for being a billionaire?
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by what 10mo ago
How are you living in SF on 2k/month? How many people sleep in the same room as you?
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by what 10mo ago
lol, you brought back clippy and people pay for it?
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by what 10mo ago
Probably more people use googles AI than anything else. Every search result has an LLM generated summary at the top.
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Most people aren’t putting up their own cabinetry or shelving, they’ll hire a professional and they’ll know how to deal with the wall.
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Most people don’t want to hang heavy things on their wall?
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Where do you go to buy expired domains? Also, are there that few domains expiring on a given day that you can actually go through them?
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by what 10mo ago
Then your complaint should be with google for handing it over without a warrant.
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by what 11mo ago
Why does this site even use react?
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by what 11mo ago
It took me ages to find what you were referencing in [3], but it’s not inflation adjusted, so meaningless. I’ll assume the rest of your citations are equally meaningless. Also home ownership rates, it’s by owner occupied dwellings, which wo
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by what 11mo ago
People with solid jobs and money in the bank don’t generally have zero credit scores.
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Can you show me some of the “amazeballs shit” people are doing with it?
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by what 11mo ago
Can you show us the features AI wrote while you wrote this comment?
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>encoding that a number is between 2 and 200 What’s the point of this level of autism when you still have to add run time checks?
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by what 11mo ago
Okay. So would you prefer to pay a subscription for every site you use or pay with your eyeballs by looking at ads?
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by what 11mo ago
How would that even work? The browser has no way to know what a cookie is for.
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Am I the only one that clicks through to the sources cited?
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You know this didn’t actually happen, right?
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by what 11mo ago
Is the amount rounded before or after taxes? Must be after or you have to round again. So who eats or gains the rounding? The merchant or the tax collector?
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by what 11mo ago
You should drop the conventional commits nonsense. “docs(readme):” provides less than zero value.
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by what 11mo ago
> conventional commits specification Please stop following this. It provides zero value.
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by what 11mo ago
Why would you force a ticket number in the commit header? That belongs in a trailer, which you can still enforce and analyze. Also please kill conventional commits, that info should be in a trailer too.

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