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dorgo
5d ago
Does it matter from marketers perspective? I can measure incremental revenue/profit and decide based on that if the channel is worth it. I don't care if the rest of the money goes to the channel or is stolen.
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dorgo
5d ago
equals roughly 10k loc. If output is code only without rewrites.
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dorgo
2mo ago
What? Google search works fine for me ( JS disabled in ublock origin ). Lots of other sites are broken, but google search works. Edit: now I'm worried. Is JS actually disabled?
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dorgo
2mo ago
>But it's not like it's inventing this stuff from scratch / first principles. Yes, it's definitelly time for an Alpha Zero moment. An AI which invents everything from first principles. That would be impressive, ... an
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dorgo
3mo ago
>images of public places for others to try to track down isn't this handled by AI nowdays? In my experiments (some time ago) AI was extremly good at it.
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dorgo
3mo ago
> AI's greatest feature is that it obfuscates provenance. maybe because people see AI not just as a clever packet manager, but also, to some degree, as a problem solving engine. Similar to humans.
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dorgo
3mo ago
Isn't this how Google operates? I have their AI subscription (about $20 per month). If you want to have a chat history (retain chats after reload) or connect the LLM to Google services (Drive, Emails) you have to activate an option whi
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dorgo
3mo ago
It's hard to show initiative without a pulse. Most agents don't have that (yet). But can't be too hard to build.
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dorgo
4mo ago
>to manipulate or combine the data into a more useful format why not build this directly into MCPs?
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4mo ago
>Which is all the stuff you have to work on before you can type in a prompt to an LLM why not let the LLM derive what exactly was meant by the Jira ticket? I get lazy lately and if the LLM sounds like it understands the ticket I don'
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dorgo
4mo ago
hmm, I got rid of WhatsApp the day it was sold to Facebook and never touched it since. I don't think anything in the app changed that day.
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dorgo
4mo ago
I had a work SO account with many questions/answers - everything fine. Later I created a SO account for use with my private projects and happened to have answered a couple questions without getting upvotes. The algorithm banned me from
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dorgo
4mo ago
They probably mean a vote which doesn't violate international law.
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4mo ago
I came about a Google subscription which includes 2TB of storage. I filled it with crypto noise (ok, Gemini did it for me). I couldn't let it be unused. Will have to delete it when the subscriptions runs out.
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dorgo
5mo ago
Maybe all intellectual work is intellectual labor?
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dorgo
5mo ago
>There's a delay between incurring costs and receiving budget notifications, so you might incur additional costs for usage that hasn't arrived at the time that all services are stopped. This delay may be hours or days. I manage
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dorgo
7mo ago
>aligns incentives with the good of humanity is this possible?
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dorgo
8mo ago
Sounds like the AI was not dumb but lazy. I do it similarly when I don't feel like doing it.
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dorgo
9mo ago
I missunderstood "finite-length strings" as strings capped in length by a finite number N.
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dorgo
9mo ago
have a "Costco purchases" sub-category for "groceries". If you ever feel differently, just move it to "home". Your system has to support this though. I did multiple re-organisations in the last 10+ years.
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dorgo
9mo ago
This argument is valid for every infinite set, for example: the natural numbers.
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10mo ago
I was wondering why uBlock is not enough since you can block Javascript globally and re-enable per site. AI's answer: Only things uBlock doesn’t replicate: NoScript’s anti-XSS and anti-clickjacking heuristics (uBlock just blocks the so
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10mo ago
The complex objects are conceptually similar to prime numbers.
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dorgo
1y ago
cool. There is also about:performance with cpu & memory for each tab / addon. Hmm, it looks like all extensions are combined in a single entry. So, maybe not per addon.
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dorgo
1y ago
naaa, you just run "unfuck it" in a loop..
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1y ago
Try asking ChatGPT to solve a captcha for you ( character recognition in a foreign language ). AI studio doesn't refuse.
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dorgo
2y ago
SponsorBlock needs an AI-version. Currently it relies on users.
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2y ago
>I know multiple agencies who cut staff by 80-90% without dropping revenue. I'm finding it hard to reconcile this with my own experiences. My whole team ( 5 people ) left last year ( for better pay I guess ) and the marketing agency
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dorgo
2y ago
Take the computer which beats Magnus and restrain it to never make the best move in a position. Expand this to N best moves as needed to reach 1300 rating.
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2y ago
I managed to delete all records in a table a week ago ( I blame copilot ). Used time travel ( not quite inter-dimensional travel ) in bigquery to restore. INSERT INTO ... SELECT * FROM ... FOR SYSTEM_TIME AS OF TIMESTAMP_SUB(CURRENT_TIMESTA
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