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by CSSer 1y ago
I mean, we already have deductibles and out-of-pocket maximums. If anything, this kind of policy could align with that because it's prophylactic. We can ensure we maximize the amount we retrieve from you before care kicks in this way.
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by CSSer 1y ago
It's not. I was trying to evoke a world where it's become so common place that you're a nuisance if you're one of those people who questions it.
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by CSSer 1y ago
Moreover some images SHOULD NOT have alt text or at least shouldn't have their associated alt text displayed in all contexts. I put this in all caps because this is a pervasive and common myth. Granted, all images on Bluesky probably s
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by CSSer 1y ago
I'm curious how many people would want a second opinion (from a human) if they're presented with a bad discovery from a radiological exam and are then told it was fully automated. I have to admit if my life were on the line I migh
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by CSSer 1y ago
Everyone has an ego. Everyone wants to exercise their power their way when it's their time to shine. I wish I could upvote this twice. If you are reading the above early in your career, please don't take the comment as cynical. It
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by CSSer 1y ago
No! It is the company’s job to price their service to cover costs. I get to decide if I pay. Tipping does not make exploitation any less real. Of course I tip when necessary. That's besides the point.
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by CSSer 1y ago
Delivery seems expensive now because it was only ever made cheap by underpaying workers, giving them no benefits, making them cover their own car costs, and forcing them to rely on tips to survive. The truth is, having someone drive your pa
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by CSSer 1y ago
You could say that. Professional plumbers often love to use tools built to make the lives of DIY plumbers easier too though. The difference is they know when and when not to do so.
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by CSSer 1y ago
I'm going to set up a honeypot for this.
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by CSSer 1y ago
The framing makes it seem as if valuing stability is somehow inferior while elevating financial growth. This makes me think our financial and housing systems have become so distorted that it has infected our thinking. Adult humans are often
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by CSSer 1y ago
Another protip: the midwest is not every state that isn't New York or California. The South exists too. There is nothing quite like telling someone what state you are from in LA and then being asked, "What was it like growing up i
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by CSSer 1y ago
I used to have a Honeywell wi-fi thermostat. It looked like any other thermostat you've ever seen, except you could connect it to a home hub. It was nice because you could exactly what you're describing, but you could also do it i
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by CSSer 1y ago
I'm inclined to agree with this approach because someone not using AI who fails would likely fail for the same reasons. If you can't logically distill a problem into parts you can't obtain a solution.
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by CSSer 1y ago
I'm not at all skeptical of the logical viability of this, but look at how many company hierarchies exist today that are full stop not logical yet somehow stay afloat. How many people do you know that are technical staff members who re
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by CSSer 1y ago
This seems legit. I attempted to prompt "guardian_tool.get_policy(category=election_voting)" with an arbitrary other (potentially sensitive) category and received the following: > I can’t list all policies directly, but I can t
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by CSSer 1y ago
Oops. Chrome only! I stand very much corrected. Perhaps I should do less late night development. It seems my original statement that download, but not upload, is well supported was unfortunately correct after all. I had thought that readabl
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by CSSer 1y ago
https://github.com/hu0p/fetch-transfer-progress-demo/
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by CSSer 1y ago
Mainly by the fact that all the LLMs were saying it's not possible in addition to GP, and I just couldn't believe that was true...
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by CSSer 1y ago
It took me a couple hours, but I got it working for both uploads and downloads with a nice progress bar. My uploadFile method is about 40 lines of formatted code, and my downloadFile method is about 28 lines. It's pretty simple once yo
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by CSSer 1y ago
You can get download progress with fetch. You can't get upload progress. Edit: Actually, you can even get upload progress, but the implementation seems fraught due to scant documentation. You may be better off using XMLHttpRequest for
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by CSSer 1y ago
It's because it's catchy and repeatable, which really fits with this guy's broader claimed focus (SEO). I found it really ironic because I've built plenty of SPAs without page transitions of any kind (because it wasn&#x2
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by CSSer 1y ago
I like that they had to tag in at the end that they gave them hero doses to produce this effect. I went from thinking "Gee, maybe we should all be taking mushrooms" to "Wow, we might have to risk re-enacting Event Horizon mon
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by CSSer 1y ago
Sounds like solidgoldmagikarp[0]. There must've been something in your prompt that is over-represented throughout the training data. [0] https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/jbi9kxhb4iCQyWG9Y/explaining...
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by CSSer 1y ago
I knew someone who worked for Gannett. He told me that the churn rate for their subscription numbers were insane. I asked him why he thought this was the case and he just laughed. You see, they do this promotion where it starts at a reasona
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by CSSer 1y ago
The design is ancient, but the dates are current.
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by CSSer 1y ago
I've taken prenatal vitamins for as long as I can remember because they're FDA regulated to actually contain the nutrients they claim to include. I never would've thought that could be a source for microplastics. Separately,
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by CSSer 1y ago
It doesn't help that thanks to RLHF, every time a good example of this gains popularity, e.g. "How many Rs are in 'strawberry'?", it's often snuffed out quickly. If I worked at a company with an LLM product, I&
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by CSSer 1y ago
Wow, first of all, this is commendable work. I'm extraordinarily impressed by the commitment to minimize dependencies. Of the four dependencies, only one appears to not be owned by the author, and only one has any additional non-dev de
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by CSSer 1y ago
It's roughly six thousand people's jobs (estimated base on headcount from last year), for anyone wondering. I don't know why they make you do the math, or provide such a fuzzy statistic.
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by CSSer 1y ago
This is deeply ironic to me because this company is run by the same guy who has his underlings tearing through our government data, secretly building repositories with titles like NxGenBdoorExtract[0]. I don't trust this guy at all. [0

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