techgnosis

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by techgnosis 7d ago
Good. People abuse the hell out of merchants. It sickens me what people think is OK to return.
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by techgnosis 7d ago
I suspect an absence of auditable financial transactions is itself a red flag
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by techgnosis 10d ago
Yeah this is no good. If one says Honda and one says Chevy, then it's not apples to apples. It doesn't matter if it's the same car, the vast majority of people don't know that. Comparing sales numbers is meaningless.
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by techgnosis 11d ago
https://github.com/huggingface/funes Maybe?
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by techgnosis 14d ago
He didn't say "Uber has grown by orders of magnitude" == "top line nearly tripling" They are two separate statements. Maybe some portions of Uber did grow exponentially. Riders, revenue, miles travelled, etc... He a
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by techgnosis 17d ago
Atlas Shrugged references didn't do this guy any favors
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by techgnosis 20d ago
I'm one of the naysayers denying aphantasia in the comments. Why would we default to believing people, though? I get your point. Believe people when they tell you their experience. Sure, that seems like a reasonable thing to do. But in
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by techgnosis 20d ago
This is the correct conclusion. We have no shared, objective way to label our visual experience. We will never know the truth here. This is indeed a quirk of human psychology powered by internet trends that encourage people to find reasons
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by techgnosis 20d ago
Right away the story is impossible to verify. What does "I was seeing that landscape and not the road" actually mean? You can't answer that, and neither can I. I will never, ever, know what you mean by that. I can guess, and
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by techgnosis 20d ago
I love this debate. It'll never be solved, and the best argument is literally "are you sure?". You have no idea what I can see in my head, and I have no idea what you can see.
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by techgnosis 22d ago
Just don't tip 20% when all you got was beer? I tip $1 a beer (at most) when the beers are $8. Sometimes I only tip on some of the beers.
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by techgnosis 22d ago
There are subtleties that matter a lot. For example, in Washington state (WA), wait staff are paid normal full hourly wages. There is no such thing as a "tipped employee" who makes tiny hourly wage and supplements with tips. Becau
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by techgnosis 27d ago
Well, you are for sure right that the root of the problem is celebrity itself, but I do wonder if that's really unfixable. Are there cultures that celebrate celebrity less than others, I wonder?
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by techgnosis 1mo ago
So they announce this to try and take people away from GitHub, but it also depended on GitHub? Am I reading this irony correctly?
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by techgnosis 1mo ago
Yeah if you want to end up in the US penal system. I assure you, you do not. I know I don't.
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by techgnosis 2mo ago
Which is why the deal will not collapse
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by techgnosis 2mo ago
I'm not sure I understand. It's Helios but with WSE attached? And it uses one or the other depending on some criteria?
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by techgnosis 2mo ago
No noise pollution or actual pollution from gas turbines. No using water in the desert. No angry communities.
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by techgnosis 2mo ago
it just seems off-topic. we see the slot machine analogy a lot but i dont see how it has anything to do with this long, thoughtful essay about pricing power
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by techgnosis 3mo ago
lol yes, do you really think (some) people won't?
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by techgnosis 5mo ago
Can't use his Max sub with his own custom agent. No custom agent is worth per-token Opus pricing
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by techgnosis 5mo ago
Good luck with that...fools errand
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by techgnosis 5mo ago
Agreed, this has to happen and the sooner the better.
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
You have a tiny imagination
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
I doubt it means that. How would they ever know? Honest question..
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
Doesn't OpenAI allow this today?
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
This is bad advice. Local news is not some noble pursuit. It's helpful but so is national news. It's good to know how the world is evolving. Burying your head in the sand is not a solution.
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
This uses the CLIs so its using subscription pricing, not token pricing
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
* Hardware will manage models more efficiently * Models will manage tokens more efficiently * Agents will manage models more efficiently * Users will manage agents more efficiently Why are we acting like technology is on pause?
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by techgnosis 6mo ago
x402 is the only hope https://www.x402.org/

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