crisnoble

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by crisnoble 6d ago
This is why normal people saying they are using ChatGPT to "research" which X to buy makes me so sad. Even if it is not a sponsored answer (yet) it is using data it found on random websites that it trusts are telling the truth. It
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by crisnoble 6d ago
I suppose Google could distinguish an fully astroturfed site via historic traffic and search data to see that a site with the first known views of all time within the last month couldn't possibly have the claimed 10 year history and mi
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by crisnoble 6d ago
Marketing companies are already selling their ability to influence the training phase. I've seen entirely fake companies with fake products getting recommended for real queries, and the companies behind them selling this as proof to re
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by crisnoble 7d ago
Please go do it then. I've done this in San Diego, it was 19/20 failing to stop for cars, the one who did failed to stop behind the painted line. There were only 2 cyclists and they also slowly rolled through the intersection.
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by crisnoble 8d ago
Sounds plausible.
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by crisnoble 8d ago
Next you will try to tell me that these companies built upon nothing but piracy, banditry and larceny would continue to commit piracy, banditry or larceny.
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by crisnoble 9d ago
Wait until you see a microsoft clarity recording.
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by crisnoble 14d ago
Source: Chat GPTs calculations.
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by crisnoble 15d ago
It confuses "small details" with "tiny fonts".
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by crisnoble 15d ago
"I am a thickie thickie dum dum" works even better. Plus it is a good reminder.
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by crisnoble 22d ago
Ketones don't come from nowhere, they come from your body breaking muscles down in a last ditch effort to control sugars after they are dangerously elevated for extended periods of time, I'm talking 500+ over weeks. It's sort
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by crisnoble 22d ago
Amateur cyclists already wear CGMs, and as a type 1 myself, they see mine and start asking all about CGMs. It must be so boring for them to worry about fluctuations between 85 and 120.
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by crisnoble 22d ago
A CGM that has ketone levels is quite literally pointless. If you have a CGM in the first place you would know if your sugars were high enough for long enough to get DKA.
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by crisnoble 1mo ago
Why not send it thrice?
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by crisnoble 4mo ago
I am left wondering if it is such a critical task, how even 1% error rate would reduce human review of all outputs.
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by crisnoble 4mo ago
Not to mention how this does nothing about all the other ways an attacker could could exfiltrate data with default google sheets formulas like IMPORTHTML, IMPORTXML, or even HYPERLINK which will all generate http request.
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by crisnoble 4mo ago
If it was incorrect 10% of the time would it be of help still?
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by crisnoble 6mo ago
Moving the vendor lock-in to the AI provider and exponentially increasing the pain of migration by locking all teams and all services in at once.
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by crisnoble 6mo ago
Perhaps they asked AI to summarize the article for them and it stopped after the first "disregard that" it read into its context window.
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by crisnoble 11mo ago
`appearance: none` goes a long way to resetting button styles. I usually make a .unbuttonify class to use or extend for things I want to behave like buttons (free focus, accessibility, and interactivity) but look like, say, a hamburger menu
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by crisnoble 1y ago
Are we are the stage where it is normal to be giving governments always on background access to our gps location voluntarily?
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by crisnoble 1y ago
trackUser();
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Momento's Series A and the General Availability of Topics(gomomento.com)
1 points by crisnoble 2y ago|0 comments
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by crisnoble 3y ago
If you were to bike around my city, you will notice that between zero and one percent of vehicles will come to a full stop at any stop signs or while doing right turns on red lights. For pedestrian safety, I think rolling right on red light
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by crisnoble 3y ago
writing regexes
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by crisnoble 3y ago
In this case they are creating a service and selling it, so it's not like they just decided to roll their own analytics because they hate GA4.
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by crisnoble 3y ago
There has never ever been a better time to jump ship from GA. All of your historical GA data will NOT be viewable in your GA4 property. The biggest moat they had was millions of sites with multi year page view data for easy trend comparison
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by crisnoble 3y ago
I always assumed it was created with html/css. After all it is just a capitol Y. ``` <a class="logo" href=" https://news.ycombinator.com">Y<span class="sr">combinator Logo</s
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Salesforce Launches “Web3” Services(salesforce.com)
1 points by crisnoble 4y ago|1 comments
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by crisnoble 4y ago
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