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by gregw134 3mo ago
I'd imagine they want to do price segmentation. Sell the best model for $50k a year to corporations willing to pay full price, keep the rest of us on a lower tier. Gotta pay for that infra somehow.
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by gregw134 8mo ago
It's a good start. Would be nice to add a gradually increasing tax on multiple home purchases, e.g. buying a third home has a 5% tax, 4th 15% tax, fifth 25%, and if you want a sixth home you have to build it yourself. Would prevent reg
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by gregw134 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doomsday_argument Statistically, we're most likely to be born when the world population is at its peak.
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by gregw134 1y ago
Unnoticable meaning doesn't have any effect at all, or just no bad side effects?
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by gregw134 1y ago
In our case, sold to the bidder who gave kickbacks to the district supervisor.
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by gregw134 1y ago
Search "chili recipes" on bing. Now search kagi or any other alternative search engine. They all show the exact same recipes because they're using the bing API.
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by gregw134 1y ago
Which uses Bing as its primary index
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by gregw134 1y ago
There's really only one alternative, Bing. Virtually all the other western search engines are using the Bing api, and just slightly modify the results.
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by gregw134 2y ago
What would you recommend for billions of embeddings?
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by gregw134 2y ago
> Last year, Ford filed a patent for an in-car advertising system that would use the car’s speakers and display screen to serve ads to drivers and passengers I've owned Ford stock for 10 years, I think I'll finally sell it tod
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by gregw134 2y ago
Would you be willing to share more about how you guys did click ranking at Blekko? It's an interesting problem.
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by gregw134 2y ago
"The law banning TikTok, which was scheduled to go into effect Sunday, allows the president to grant a 90-day extension before the ban is enforced, provided certain criteria are met" Sounds like they're operating within the l
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by gregw134 2y ago
They're literally scraping Google on the backend and returning the results to the user as if they invented a new search engine. The links are exactly identical to Google's, in the same order.
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by gregw134 2y ago
It's just scraping Google. The results are identical to Google's.
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by gregw134 2y ago
Looks like it just scrapes Google. Hacker news gets one of these every two weeks.
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by gregw134 2y ago
From the Korean air incident: "As a result of the incident...President Ronald Reagan issued a directive making American satellite-based radio navigation Global Positioning System freely available for civilian use, once it was sufficien
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by gregw134 2y ago
My bad couldn't find it. Mods you can delete this post.
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by gregw134 2y ago
Gift link: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/28/world/asia/australia-soci...
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by gregw134 2y ago
I think some country has developed some very cool drones with non-traditional propulsion. I'm imagining gyroscopes inside mounted on gimbals, and when pressure is applied to the gyroscopes they cause the spheres to spin and bend throug
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by gregw134 2y ago
The article you linked doesn't say anything about 100 petabytes
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by gregw134 2y ago
Imo you need to do all of this, plus be compelling different. Nobody is going to beat Google playing Google's game.
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by gregw134 2y ago
Sous vide machines are like $40. No more tough steaks.
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by gregw134 2y ago
Does that really work? I'm trying to build a site with upvotes--wouldn't it be really easy for someone with 100 bought Google accounts to make 100 accounts on my site?
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by gregw134 2y ago
Why not require a non-voip phone number instead of passport?
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by gregw134 2y ago
What's best practice for preventing bot abuse, for mere mortal developers? Would requiring a non-voip phone number at registration be effective?
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by gregw134 2y ago
I can already see Matt Levine's column: if someone places secret recorders at Starbucks and leaks the transcript to the internet, is it insider trading?
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by gregw134 2y ago
>Rollercoasters are subject to multiple schemas of classification Rollercoaster is one of my favorite answers to the game 20 questions for this reason.
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by gregw134 2y ago
Are you allowed to tell us about SearchGPT, and what you like/dislike about it?
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by gregw134 2y ago
A Will Smith movie called ride or die came out in May and grossed $400M. Probably explains the jump in that phrase. I had heard it before but you only hear that phrase every couple years or so.
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by gregw134 2y ago
All we need is to show less SEO and more sites made with passion, that have communities involved in them, etc.

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