GenerWork

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by GenerWork 3mo ago
Greece has always had a huge problem with graffiti. I did a semester abroad in Athens, new graffiti popped up all the time, but I never felt unsafe.
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
As someone who knows admittedly knows nothing about startup funding rounds, how many more rounds of funding can they do before an IPO? Is it effectively infinite?
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
The rich don't really care about insurance rates down here because they can a) pay them, b) tend to gravitate towards newer buildings that have better protection and c) have the money to retrofit older buildings with the necessary prot
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
This is fantastic news for the Miami real estate market. Does anybody has stats as to how many homes this would actually affect?
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
I feel like they've been targeting enterprise pretty hard. I know my company uses them, and the companies that hire us also use Cursor.
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
>I don't believe there's that big of a market for local AI. Most people don't care that much, I agree that the market for local AI is basically limited to nerds at this point, but that's because nobody's really e
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
How would it be vaporware? It's out in the wild and has been used by individuals/corporations.
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
Why won't Meta just stop showing Italian news now?
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
Those rules around special gasoline were made when both federal and California car exhaust regulations were much looser than today, and electric cars were a complete pipe dream. I've seen estimates ranging for savings from $.25 to $1 p
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by GenerWork 4mo ago
Interesting that it's designed to connect to a 4 speed transmission. That's incredibly ancient by gas transmission technologies, even heavy duty pickups are on 10 speeds now.
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
I have a heat pump hot water heater, and it's been awesome. It's ROI has definitely improved with all the energy price spikes. It's located in my garage (I live in Florida) so there's no shortage of hot air for it to use
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
The article says that Disney wants to move the current sequels to a brand new timeline which implies that this new timeline is an official timeline in the sense that it's blessed by Disney, but it's not the timeline that most pe
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
It's one thing to make a bunch of stinkers, but then to pretend that said stinkers were in a completely alternate timeline through some sleight of hand retconning is absolutely bonkers and will fool approximately zero people. Let'
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
The concentric rings remind me of atomic bomb destruction maps where they have different rings for different damage levels.
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
This is exactly it. I feel like I see more posts bitching about Anthropic than OpenAI, yet at the same time it seems like nobody moves away from Anthropic. As long as the strategy works, why bother changing it?
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
How would they do that? Would it be as easy as telling a model "Hey, review all this code, identify patterns, and then write in this style going forward"? Sorry if this is a stupid question, I've never finetuned or trained a
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
There's a fourth option: the frontier labs are used by businesses who require (or think they require) the very best models and want to outsource model compliance such as HIPAA to someone else, and then individuals/smaller companie
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
Looking at the space/game/earthquake tracker examples makes me hopeful that OpenAI is going to focus a bit more on interface visual development/integration from tools like Figma. This is one area where Anthropic definitely re
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
Anthropic definitely takes the cake when it comes to UI related activities (pulling in and properly applying Figma elements, understanding UI related prompts and properly executing on it, etc), and I say this as a designer with a personal C
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
They're using an absolutely ancient engine from Cummins that has probably paid off its r&d and assembly line costs at least 10x over. It has virtually no pollution controls on it like DEF or DPF. That alone is saving a fair amount
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
>An open-source ECU project, on the other hand, enabled a hacker to implement Koenigsegg's Freevalve tech on a Miata [1]. This is so cool, shame that Freevalve never seemed to go anywhere.
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
You already can use Claude Code with Figma. This is looking more like a Figma competitor than just Claude Code.
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
If you look at Figmas stock price, it started falling right at 11 AM as this news was released. Anyways, this is 100% a shot at Figma, but also catching Lovable in the crossfire. If anybody from Anthropic is reading this, if you keep develo
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
It's been way too long since I've taken a political science course, but does this mean that the ban is struck down for the entire country, or just the area that the 5th Court of Appeals covers?
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
I realize Trump is being used as a hook here, but isn't the real story the fact that at this point solar is completely viable to build without federal subsidies? As the article notes, the OBBB axed a lot of solar subsidies, yet 73% of
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
>I imagine it's legally risky to buy a large quantity, test it, and then resell smaller quantities It is illegal, but it doesn't stop people from doing it. In fact, if you don't have any sort of test results for your pepti
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
$120 for 10mg of reta is highway robbery.
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
To your first point, if you know where to look, you can get tens of vials of GLP-1s that have much higher dosing per vial for cheaper than you can get a third of the amount on the grey market. A lot of these sites even have purity testing t
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by GenerWork 5mo ago
This exact scenario happened with me in a prior job. Invoices, payments, everything could (and sometimes was) sent through WhatsApp. It was absolutely shocking to see people do this.
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by GenerWork 6mo ago
It probably is unsustainable, but until they change it I'm sticking with Codex.

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