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by collaborative 3y ago
I wonder if the setback in Europe is temporary or permanent I don't think energy prices will magically go back down but I could be wrong Pretty depressing. Annual budgets are close to 0
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UK economy forecast to shrink by 0.3% this year, says IMF(theguardian.com)
8 points by collaborative 3y ago|2 comments
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by collaborative 3y ago
Are you saying that you would abuse users' data if given the chance?
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by collaborative 3y ago
I recently came up with aisearch.vip (similar concept) and frankly, there is no way around this A future is coming where everything that isn't behind a login wall will be widely abused. ToS mean nothing in the era of AI. Quality search
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by collaborative 3y ago
Yeah if the interview ever comes there'll be plenty of time to actually be interested
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by collaborative 3y ago
That's because you're smart enough to look for key information and make assumptioms Most HR people prefer the 5-page, write-down-everything-you-have-done resume. I know because I have tried both routes and because of the feedback
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by collaborative 3y ago
Hi, I posted this some time ago but didn't get any traction. I get that it's behind a login wall, but this is necessary as running costs are high and usage needs to be tracked An initial credit is given and then it becomes pre-pai
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SearchGPT: Flags SEO results, ad-ridden sites, and removes click-bait(aisearch.vip)
1 points by collaborative 3y ago|1 comments
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by collaborative 3y ago
Education has a low chance of success on adults. However, kids can be educated. But social media prevents this
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by collaborative 3y ago
A strong democracy does as it pleases within its democratic laws
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by collaborative 3y ago
> cheap text data has been abundant The winter before the AI winter will consist in all the cheap data disappearing. What fun will it be to write a blog post so that it can be scraped by a bot and regurgitated without attribution? Dito f
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by collaborative 3y ago
The next one will likely end the internet as we know it
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by collaborative 3y ago
I created aisearch.vip which searches using bing api, removes results containing ads or seo junk, and uses openai to summarize content to void clickbait. I believe that this is the only way to get the 0-4 good results hiding in the top 20
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by collaborative 3y ago
I mean, isn't MS trying to kill search (Google) by pouring milions into AI?
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by collaborative 4y ago
Not the commenter, but I've used it to create a search engine that filters results containing ads and SEO junk while giving summaries instead of click-bait descriptions I published it on aisearch.vip (only 1 search is free because I d
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Show HN: AISearch.vip AI-Powered Quality Search Minus the Junk(6groups.com)
1 points by collaborative 4y ago|0 comments
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by collaborative 4y ago
And we won't see it because it would bankrupt them even faster
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by collaborative 4y ago
I think that would go against Google's ToS That's why Bing Search API + AI is the right/legal combo to display search results free of ads, SEO spam, and with titles and descriptions related to their content (not with click ba
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by collaborative 4y ago
I have just created something very similar to Bing Chat using Bing and OpenAI APIs It doesn't make financial sense to publish given MS and OpenAI's generous free plans In a couple months Google Search will be history... hope Googl
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by collaborative 4y ago
After years of using transitions I concluded that there is nothing better than a static (non) transition. Heavy usage of apps/sites with transitions leads to dizziness
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by collaborative 4y ago
When I was a teen a couple decades ago, I taught myself Java from a book I bought at a library. I forget the name of the book and the author, but the last chapter included advise on how to program in a team. And the advise went like this: n
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by collaborative 4y ago
Actually, you are right. In an ideal world, managers wouldn't need to resort to letting things fail to highlight an area being understaffed Likewise, in an ideal world, heroes would be compensated according to their performance But we
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by collaborative 4y ago
If you discourage heroism - worse, if you announce that you discourage heroism, the average employee's motivation is going to fall drastically. Everyone will do the bare minimum. Exotic forms of corruption like thrift may even emerge T
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by collaborative 4y ago
Perhaps remote learning requires skill and attitude that prevent you from needing someone to frequently co-write code. I don't have much time to spare so I will only co-write code when the jr dev is literally stuck. The rest of the tim
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by collaborative 4y ago
>Consider that if our hero disappears on a months-long backpacking adventure in Europe and without her to save the day our velocity slows to a crawl, we've stumbled upon a systemic reliance that reveals deeper fragility. >As such
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by collaborative 4y ago
I am currently training a junior dev. We only see each other every other week for a few hours. His motivation is all that matters imo. He is learning very fast
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Ask HN: Will non-US Google Play app developers simply get shafted?
1 points by collaborative 4y ago|0 comments
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by collaborative 4y ago
There is a third way: sell property as a service Sell the ability to host privately available content, even social media. The content is not public, it is invite-only, and is e2e encrypted. This way, the poster is still liable, and the serv
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by collaborative 4y ago
Will BrowserComponent in .NET still work? Asking for a friend
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by collaborative 4y ago
I have consistently been helped by ChatGPT every time Google has failed me. As a search engine it's really good. Only failing is re new data

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