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How were cable ads skippable? I guess you could change the channel?
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2y ago
Merchant pays the fees though.
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2y ago
What genocide?
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Should probably add some time for finding the correct url for the jsqr library, since the LLM didn’t do that for you.
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This doesn’t really make sense? If I can’t trust the code it writes, why should I trust that it can write a comprehensive test suite?
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2y ago
Lots? I was at a very small company and almost every employee was in a different state.
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2y ago
You could always move closer to the office, if you don’t like your 2.5 hour commute.
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2y ago
You might be leaving out the one hour delay between the first two messages.
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2y ago
I’m sorry, but what? How can you tell people at the cafe/airport/school are using LLMs?
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2y ago
>ad-blockers exist because internet users are again voting they would rather the websites disappear Clearly not, or they would just stop using those sites. Instead they want the content at zero cost.
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That doesn’t really answer the question. What real local experience can you have for $1000 that isn’t in your back yard?
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2y ago
Where can you vacation for $1000?
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That still seems like a lot of build artifacts for a 10 line program?
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>just scrape more data… …that was generated by LLMs. So no you’re back to problem of getting data generated by humans.
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2y ago
Isn’t this just crockford encoding?
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2y ago
Yes, they were asking you a question. Do you not understand question marks?
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2y ago
Bold claim, did you review all 1.5 million requests?
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2y ago
Then any store is handing over the baton because you can walk in, take merchandise off the shelf, and walk out.
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2y ago
Considering Walgreens is still fighting shoplifters, it’s obvious they’re not in a position to restrict their merchandise. They must not own it.
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2y ago
This is kind of a silly argument. If a physical business trespasses me for shoplifting, I can just put on a disguise and go back and shoplift more. Why do business think they have control over shoplifters?
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3y ago
I see the same roads in both, one of them has a dashed pattern on top. What is the problem?
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3y ago
>AI startups Which are all thin wrappers around OpenAI. None of those will be unicorns.
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3y ago
What about their knowledge panels? Site owners would like the links without the information being summarized as the top result.
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3y ago
People often have a flat sheet between them and the duvet that gets washed more frequently.
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3y ago
Did you just ask an LLM to rewrite the previous comment? You don’t say anything that wasn’t there.
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3y ago
Pretty sure this person uses an LLM to generate their comments.
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3y ago
Aren’t there actually three options? 1. Pay 2. Give them data 3. Do not use Why are people not allowed to consent to (2)?
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3y ago
Why?
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What? If I ask for a picture of a white family and get back a racially diverse family, how am I racist for being upset about the result? It didn’t do what I asked and it wasn’t an outrageous ask.
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3y ago
So this is just an ad for your products? Unicorn platform, listingbott, seobotai, and now index rusher.
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