celestialcheese

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by celestialcheese 1mo ago
Marketplace aggressively curates to your searches and interactions. So much so you have to be careful with your browsing otherwise your recommendations get off. My guess is that the default state is the scam garbage. It quickly learns you
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by celestialcheese 1mo ago
Marketplace. It's horrible, but the area I live in has mostly abandoned craigslist and if you want to buy/sell used stuff, marketplace is where you have to be.
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by celestialcheese 5mo ago
Everything is relative, 28.6m gallons per day is nothing. Golf courses use nearly 100x more water per day than datacenters, nearly 2b gallons per day. [1] Residential lawn water usage is ~9b gallons per day. [0] 0 - https://19ja
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by celestialcheese 5mo ago
Azure migration is the most plausible explanation I've heard. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45517173
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by celestialcheese 6mo ago
My guess is that the telemetry data they can collect from interacting with claude code is the "secret sauce" behind a lot of the improvements we're seeing with coding models right now. Look at cursors Composer-2 release toda
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by celestialcheese 6mo ago
Private aviation.
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by celestialcheese 6mo ago
Both. Employer pays for work max 20x, i pay for a personal 10x for my side projects and personal stuff.
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by celestialcheese 6mo ago
mix of promptfoo and ad-hoc python scripts, with langfuse observability. Definitely not happy with it, but everything is moving too fast to feel like it's worth investing in.
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by celestialcheese 10mo ago
It took tiktok just 5 years to go from ~no revenue to ~$12b annual in the US. ChatGPT has roughly the same MAU as tiktok. I don't see why their ad business wouldn't meet or exceed what tiktok was able to do in less than 5 years.
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by celestialcheese 10mo ago
> Like, I've seen no sign of OpenAI building an ads team or product You just haven't been paying attention. They hired Fidji Simo to lead applications in may, she led monetization/ads at facebook for a decade and have bee
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by celestialcheese 10mo ago
Google should have to make this disclosure as well. I'd guess >50% of their AdX revenue is from click-trick, fake button, scam ads. Across the board I'd expect Google's ad revenue to be at least 10% from scams, if not mor
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by celestialcheese 1y ago
nit: Nestle sold off it's water brands in 2021 to a private equity group.[0][1] 0 - https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2025/05/09/nestle-to-s... 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by celestialcheese 1y ago
It's because when you live rural like this, wood stoves are common, and wood is free. I live in the northwest, so I can't speak to upstate NY, but downed trees on state and federal land near roads is free to take. Every day there
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by celestialcheese 1y ago
Is this a real thing for small companies? I have no experience with this, and the only time I've gone and tried to get quoted for things like cyber liability, etc, the costs are incredible relative to the value of the business and reve
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by celestialcheese 1y ago
whisper-1 has this with the verbose_json output. Has word level and sentence level, works fairly well. Looks like the new models don't have this feature yet.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
Classification, tagging tasks. Way easier than older ML techniques and very fast to implement.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
Locked behind their $200/mo plan - definitely too much for me with the accuracy they're showing.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
https://x.com/nikitabier/status/1867069169256308766 Again, no clue if this is true, but it seems plausible.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
Given the source, I'm skeptical it's not just a troll, but found this explanation [0] plausible as to why those vague spam text exists. If true, this trolling helps the spammers warm those phone numbers up. 0 - https:/&#x2F
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
This was great, I felt social anxiety and found myself getting flustered just like talking to cable company support. Could really see the potential as use in exposure therapy to overcome phone anxiety.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
For farmers today, the choice is more stark. I can only speak to small and medium farms, but if we're talking large horsepower cultivators / row farming, It's really a choice between keep my old pre-emissions diesel/buy
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
And access to use anthropics models internally, where you have some guarantees and oversight that your corp and customer data aren't leaking where you don't want it to.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
From my experience, TCO on most apple products ends up being roughly the same when you factor in resale value. You'll be able to sell your M4 mac mini in 5 years for $150 for an instant-cash offer from backmarket or any other reseller,
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
even funnier, it looks like it's owned by wendys now, so when you zoom in it highlights wendys locations nearby
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
It's like looking in the mirror
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
100% this - Cursor's new inline multi-file editing with claude is staggeringly good. And it's _so_ new still.
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
> Do you feel like the market is going to cool massively in the next few years? I don't - IMO the weight of held low interest rates is going to keep inventory low for a long time. We've got to live somewhere, and the new house
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
I've got this situation now, and interested to hear your take. Primary home with ~400k in equity, 400k loan @ 2.7%. Moving and bought a new house, and deciding what to do. Market is hot, equity up 300k in 3 years. I always believed in
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
Yup. Haven't had this specific type of complaint levied against us, not looking forward to that payout. And we do our best to comply with the letter of all the different open licenses, but it's hard as a small pub with a writing
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by celestialcheese 2y ago
That's an argument, and maybe one that could convince a judge. But good luck getting to make that argument for less than 6 figures in legal costs. Which is why this scam is so profitable.

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