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kasdi
20d ago
No agent. This is the formatted email from OpenAI. What would be a better than Markdown?
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We’re rolling out ads in ChatGPT
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20d ago
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kasdi
3y ago
The retail price you pay them is unlikely the wholesale price they pay the factory.
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kasdi
3y ago
After listening to a few dozen chimes and confusing some of them I can't help but wonder why we accept technology to communicate to us in this crude way. Why not make it talk to us, "too fast", "too close", "ha
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3y ago
Isn’t this is a jury trial?
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kasdi
3y ago
Out of curiosity, how would you solve this particular problem with shell commands?
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3y ago
Isn't this a self-fulfilling prophecy? Giving up can't end in success.
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kasdi
3y ago
> GNP counts income only owned by residents of the US that happened in the US. Also income of US residents that happened outside the US, no? IIUC, "domestic" is location-based while "national" is residency-based.
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kasdi
3y ago
IIUC, it is income of any "person" of the nation, including personal, business and government.
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3y ago
> tremendous power in "not knowing what you don't know" that sometime in university disappeared This. By now I believe university does at least as much harm as it does good if not more. The good mainly boils down to buildi
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3y ago
> Do you have any evidence to support your assertion that Elon overruled all the SpaceX engineers on the timing of when to install the steel water cooled plate or are you Literally making things up? Unfortunately, #LiterallyMakingThingsU
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3y ago
No, it does not. But one can’t assert something one doesn’t know. Therefore this assertion is as good as they can do.
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3y ago
Unfortunately, this seems to be the future. While now the sky is largely empty with an occasional plane, in the future it will be filled with drones. It already happened with cars. A century ago the land was mostly quiet, now you usually ha
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3y ago
Interesting point. Seems like a point where the law lacks behind technological progress. Though, in any case, most people aren’t aware of the detailed laws and when pressured enough by enough authority - perhaps not quite lawfully - they wi
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3y ago
People should just make up their own mind by reading a publication, instead of adopting another publication’s opinion about a publication.
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3y ago
Can evolution be attributed thought or more generally consciousness?
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3y ago
The project is a mess, which is obvious if one follows it. There is only slow progress. Instead of focusing everyone on one thing to do it right, they focus on multiple things that remain half-baked forever, e.g. multiple concurrent impleme
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3y ago
Great approach. User agent default style sheets are the worst, especially since they are all different. But, instead of handing the user a empty slate with nothing, it should contain a note saying “look, these are the recommended options”.
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3y ago
I’m curious, not being from this era, what are some examples of better old software than new? And why is the new one worse instead of better?
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3y ago
Naive question: Why not use OS concurrency then?
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3y ago
Maybe the issue is that we overload the concept of a function with an entirely different thing, a Future / Promise. Maybe if the syntax would have been entirely different too, it would have been easier to understand. We tend to have di
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3y ago
More: - Excel on iOS won’t let you open files without signing in. Then it loses the session and you have to sign in again. - Microsoft AutoUpdate on macOS jumps in your face every day multiple times. No way to uninstall it. At this point, I
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3y ago
This is the same link.
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3y ago
Would be great if people could share their provisioning and bootstrap code repos (assuming they keep the private data separated).
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3y ago
Clever Elephant Operator?
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3y ago
ChatGPT: How can I tell my VC to shove it, but politely?
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3y ago
Seems like it was an aqui-hire https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37103910
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3y ago
Title Case, not ALL CAPS
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3y ago
> Even when someone knowledgeable in finance describes it to me on the surface, in layman's terms Could you share the explanation in layman’s terms?
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3y ago
Might want to check out 1Password CLI which can eliminate the need to store access tokens on disk.
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