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7mo ago
should be pretty easy to test and not rely on an anonymous source from a weird analytics company via business insider. are these bots actually from openai or are they just using their user agent? are they coming from openai ip ranges? etc.
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7mo ago
robots.txt bro https://developers.openai.com/api/docs/bots/
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7mo ago
Not at all, the ATC situation is different. It doesn't help to try to jam a general (and wrong!) societal comment here, just diffuses responsibility.
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7mo ago
I think there's a potential path where most of your interactions with the computer are through software that rewrites itself to your exact task.
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7mo ago
Sometimes people want to be real pedants about licensing terms when it comes to OSS, assuming such terms are completely bulletproof, other times people don't think the terms of their agreement with a service provider should have any fo
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7mo ago
Unless they were just using it as an example because they were asked about butter!
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This machine is probably more repairable because its simpler and bulkier and more cost conscious.
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7mo ago
The idea of butter being good doesn't strictly seem like it demands a conspiracy theory.
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7mo ago
pretty sure apple tops reliability metrics reliably, so this is probably more about your feelings than reality
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7mo ago
The point is we don't know whether that's true, only that some people think it's true, which is not interesting.
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7mo ago
That's about essay writing exclusively.
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7mo ago
It's far from proven or obvious whether involving an LLM in your thought process degrades your thought process.
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7mo ago
then it wouldnt be cooler would it
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7mo ago
Well, they have older ones of course. But the current options actual users see is "Auto" or "Instant (5.3)" or "Thinking (5.4)". Not that complicated really.
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8mo ago
eyeroll
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8mo ago
Everything you're saying here is the exact delusional cynicism that got us here. Stop.
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8mo ago
Money issue is also a skill issue, but I have no doubt in the era of free media someone could figure it out. Sorry I didn't invent the idea that there are federal elections every two years, I'm just telling you that you have to wi
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8mo ago
LLMs are pretty cool technology and are useful for programming.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2020_Democratic_Party_presiden... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2024_Democratic_Party_presiden... Skill issue. Run your candidate. Convince people to vote for them. &
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8mo ago
If that's all of Google's contribution then creators should have no problem hosting the data themselves and keeping the difference for themselves.
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8mo ago
atproto has a very elegant decentralized identity solution imho https://atproto.com/guides/identity
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8mo ago
I think its probably just having to respond to lots of messages from your phone in the middle of meetings is the job, and you'll quickly decide that getting the point across is the most important thing.
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8mo ago
Presumably the OP scare quoted "opinion" precisely to avoid having to get into this tedious discussion.
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8mo ago
Not financially, since creators get 55% of YouTube premium fees.
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8mo ago
A BYD Shark 6 is not an EV?
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> The labor market isn't adjusting. It's snapping. In 2025, 1.1 million layoffs were announced. Only the sixth time that threshold has been breached since 1993. Bad analysis! Layoffs are flat as a board. https://fred
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8mo ago
I mean thats the problem, right? Nobody has a better idea. If you do, then use it and win the AI war.
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Advertisers will pay MORE per user than users will. That is why they are so valuable to companies offering freemium services!
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Why does it have to be "manipulation"? If you don't know about something that you might want to buy, learning about it isn't being manipulated. Also, the lifespan thing is crazy - what if you learned about something that
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8mo ago
Ben Thompson has long been insistent that ChatGPT and other AI tools basically have to have ads and it's been a big mistake they didn't have them sooner. It's an interesting take: > What I think is clear is they have to bu
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