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by what 6mo ago
$20 for food cart chicken strips is the real scam.
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by what 6mo ago
Because people use credit cards for the rewards (cash, mileage, whatever) or because they don’t actually have the money now. They don’t want to pay for a unique number for every transaction (which doesn’t actually preserve privacy since mos
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by what 6mo ago
Don’t they already have extensive block lists that you can “subscribe” to? I think some official blue sky account was added to some and they got super mad?
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by what 6mo ago
They’ll just find a way to have $0 of profit. You have nothing to tax.
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by what 6mo ago
I just want to say please no. Comment chains where two people are arguing are the worst. Negative value. I’m always confused how they happen here, are people just refreshing their comments page waiting for a reply?
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by what 6mo ago
You must not leave the house. Emergency services responding to ODs is commonplace in SF. It happened at least once per week outside my office. Walgreens (while they were still open) ran audio ads in the store encouraging you to buy narcan.
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by what 6mo ago
> It sits next to the doctor helping them focus on you by transcribing the session, it doesn't do anything the doctor can't and definitely doesn't do anything the doctor SHOULD You said the transcript isn’t available, only
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by what 6mo ago
You said you evaluate the error rate every month. How can you do that if you don’t have the recording or transcript?
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by what 6mo ago
It’s not about creativity. The incentive to produce drops to zero when an LLM is just going to slurp it up and regurgitate it without some form of compensation (notoriety, money, whatever).
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by what 6mo ago
Which ever shitty model they’re using for search is so much better than the free offerings from the other companies. It’s not even close. It’s not going anywhere.
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by what 6mo ago
And this will get you like $1M at 45? You can’t retire on that.
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by what 6mo ago
Shouldn’t every model get the same prompt? Seems a bit weird, especially when you can’t see the prompts that were used.
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by what 6mo ago
Where can I see the actual prompts and follow ups you fed each model?
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by what 6mo ago
Why would you use an LLM for OCR?
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by what 6mo ago
Isn’t it the last comment in the chain that is being referenced? About Idris Elba playing the mother and that he did such a good job no one noticed?
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by what 6mo ago
Can’t you just partition the table by time (or whatever) and drop old partitions and not worry about vacuuming? Why do you need to keep around completed jobs forever?
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by what 6mo ago
> Why are you handwaving things away though? I've got you on max effort. I even patched the system prompts to reduce this. Do you think it knows what max effort or patched system prompts are? It feels really weird to talk to an LLM
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by what 6mo ago
No, they still have to act in the interest of shareholders even if they have no voting power.
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by what 6mo ago
Your employer doesn’t pay the subscription cost, they pay per token. So it’s already way more than 10x the cost.
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by what 6mo ago
That’s the same phrasing?
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by what 6mo ago
Sure, I care about certain people more than others and I’d be willing to use violence to defend myself or my family. But that’s not the same as cheering on or advocating for an attack on someone else that may or may not have done something
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by what 6mo ago
I think my point was obvious. What is your justification for answering no to any of them?
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by what 6mo ago
> wage theft Like when you poop on the clock?
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by what 6mo ago
I’d like to know your reasoning for answering “no” to all of the above.
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by what 6mo ago
No, it shouldn’t. There are real reasons to give persistent access to a particular directory. Maybe you want your note taking app to put all notes in a directory for iCloud/dropbox/google drive/some other sync service.
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by what 6mo ago
It doesn’t expire, you can even move the file and you can update the bookmark to follow the move. There are legitimate reasons to give an app persistent access to a file or directory. Maybe you want it to write to a particular directory in
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by what 6mo ago
I’m pretty sure you can setup without broad host permissions, you just probably wouldn’t like it. You’d have to click a button to trigger the behavior, which I think requires you to click another button to approve access. Or configure the e
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by what 6mo ago
Isn’t it exactly the same on iOS? If you select a folder, the app gets a security scoped URL for the folder and can read/write the entire tree. The app can also then create a bookmark to persist the security scoped url and use it whene
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by what 6mo ago
> to quote myself Okay, totally meaningless, it didn’t prove anything.
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by what 6mo ago
You could just install one of those chain things so the door won’t open more than inch. The toddler isn’t tall enough to reach it. There’s non chain ones too, you see them in hotels, a little metal thing you flap open.

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