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4y ago
As a business email hosting customer, I have been very happy with Zoho for years. And on the rare occasion that I needed customer support, the experience has been very pleasant in comparison to almost every other tech company I depend on.
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> there is a shortage of labor in America Nope, and nope. If I have a software development firm, and I advertise to hire developers at $10/hour, (aside from interns), how many employees do you think I'll get? Right, I won'
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4y ago
And stamping H1-Bs is a much lower priority need than a lot of other currently understaffed government operations.
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4y ago
So naturally we should build additional beaurocratic infrastructure in the US to serve the needs of < 100,000 people who may only be here for a few years (many of whom would not even be here had it not been for the deceitful lobbying of
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4y ago
The COVID situation and the very unusual lockins and lockouts are irrelevant to this topic, as stamp or not, she would still have not been allowed back into the US during that period (unless she had full US citizenship). And my point is tha
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4y ago
Large tech corporations have been pushing the narrative that we need to import workers because there just are not enough locally to fill the need. In very many cases, there are local workers to fill the need... but the companies are not wil
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4y ago
Someone remind me why we need this? There is no shortage of talent already living in the US. There is however an interest in corporate America to fill positions at the lowest wage possible.
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4y ago
The problem of falling projectiles from celebratory gunfire is trivially solvable insofar as the solution to the problem is simply to not fire the guns. So in that regard, it is a trivial solution. The practical problem is that despite ris
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4y ago
> One must be a real idiot to be firing live rounds into the air. Yeah, and that's exactly the kind of person who would point a gun with (hopefully) a blank at a friend and pull the trigger as a joke. Unfortunately for the friend,
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> hand egg That's one BIG egg! Perhaps the sport should be called Prolate Spheroid Carry.
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4y ago
I'm still a bit stuck on the "hey lets bring our guns to this celebration!" Hey y'all, we're getting married! Don't forget to stop by the ammo store!
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4y ago
Something about the links doesn't work as it should. Your link took me to my own conversation with the Ship AI.
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4y ago
Your rabbit idea sounded like fun, so I had a little conversation with a backyard squirrel. https://beta.character.ai/post?post=EvLFIUjMcfu9X-9ihyxK-I-F...
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4y ago
> this confidence translates into real performance in every facet of their lives This appears to be generally true, irrespective of the phone one uses :).
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4y ago
Your AI bots are already better conversationalists than many people I've met. And although there are times when there is a clear mis(lack of)understanding, it's honestly no more frequent than with human to human communication - e
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4y ago
This is far too entertaining. I just had a conversation with a squirrel. It wasn't as philosophical as the one I had with the Ship AI, but it demonstrated understanding of meaning from context and casual (imprecise) words. https:&#x
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4y ago
Not all of the conversation was reasonable, but so much of it was so decent that I would say it rivals communications I've had with some humans. This is astounding to me. https://character.ai/p/6idFyN7UKxgK0GqTCSU
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4y ago
The thing is, and this applies to any other human made vs computer made thing: there will always be people who cannot or don't care to discern between quality and "whatever" (aka "good enough", but where "good&
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4y ago
Funny that this essay about efficiency (and slowness related to lack of efficiency) is served from a Wordpress blog :).
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4y ago
Writing code is rarely the problem anyway. Understanding the problem and devising a suitable solution given the full context is where the magic is. And since most humans have a hard time even accurately describing a problem and full conte
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4y ago
Well, from listening to several on the first page, I say musicians and composers have nothing to worry about in terms of AI competition for some time. As amazing as AI image generation is, AI music generation (to me) is not.
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4y ago
I think there's some mechanical nature to the rhythms, and the chords tend to be complex enough that something is going on that keeps my subconscious occupied and makes it easier to lose awareness (and fall asleep). Or maybe it's
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Many companies, especially publicly traded ones, do overt knee-jerk reactions when there are big stories of economic downturns. I actually think it's an intentional behavior designed to show investors that they are being studious relat
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> looks like Google not giving a zit about users is the problem I think this has always been the case for Google. It just so happens that sometimes what Google chooses to do happens to align with what's good for users. But when i
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4y ago
Indoor air quality can be greatly affected by all kinds of things in your home, from the building materials to the paints, coverings, veneers, veneer glues, fabrics, etc. etc. etc. So in other words, while your outside air may be quite good
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There are lots of "favorites", but one of my favorites is when someone rates it highly and says that they ordered it, haven't yet received it, but are very excited to try it. So in other words, they have no idea, but they ar
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4y ago
Not black metal, in the past I found it easiest to take an afternoon nap with Metallica, Iron Maiden, or Yngwie Malmsteen. Later, djent style metal did the trick (preferably with the least amount of "troll" vocals). - such as htt
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All that was missing was a first clause, "This is a good law because ..." :)
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> WhatsApp being the biggest issue here since in many countries that is considered a way of conducting business. Absolutely the best reason why businesses should move to Signal. Imagine if your business gets cut off from Meta products,
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4y ago
That’s a great video, especially the monologue given after the product promo. I hope this succeeds! I do wish the screen was more than 500 nits, but perhaps future versions will improve on this.
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