testbjjl

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by testbjjl 20d ago
Tell me how bitter you are without telling me how bitter you are, anonymously. You’ve let your bitterness infect your happiness and think no one can see you regurgitating your lack of self worth all over your shirt. Can we agree these are a
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by testbjjl 21d ago
But will remain anonymous and are okay with the collateral damage. My suspicion is that competition makes you feel insecure. I was born and raised in SF, and I see this not only with immigrants but also from people who feel violated by migr
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by testbjjl 21d ago
I think there are a lot of inhumane things happening around the world right now to label this inconvenient, at best. We need better leadership through higher voter participation and an informed electorate to stop these inhumane and inconven
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by testbjjl 21d ago
I think about their IPO and what seems and likely still is a promising offering seems a little less so with AI offerings. I also wonder if these businesses, suffering from the same AI uncertainties are a good value?
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by testbjjl 21d ago
It was cheaper and looser automated billing practices than current AI “solutions”?
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by testbjjl 21d ago
Sounds like your program manager was smart and valuable to the company. Do you have any plans to replace the service/data provided by MTurk?
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by testbjjl 22d ago
I dunno, a lot of folks in leadership in the valley and tech in general don’t have, or present a problem with most, if not all of the changes.
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by testbjjl 1mo ago
So you didn’t read the article, made an assumption about its content, question someone who did, then blame Adblock for your confusion, instead of just following the conversation?
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by testbjjl 1mo ago
You would be creating a counterfactual inconsistent with most’s understanding of the role and bringing this person’s motives and credibility into question without supporting evidence?
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by testbjjl 2mo ago
AIs feel? Maybe language structure in trading documents that ultimately led to fraud. If the latter is the case maybe AIs should not be trained on “negative outcomes.” I do not think AIs have emotions or are pressured by language either wri
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by testbjjl 2mo ago
May being the operative word, for now anyway for certain.
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by testbjjl 2mo ago
Brake pads?
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by testbjjl 2mo ago
We both know the answer. Write offs. If your fund was not in AI heavy you’d have no investors.
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by testbjjl 2mo ago
Feels like we’re the ones being put in a bottle as rational thinking, integrity, consideration of the greater good on all things big and small are interpreted as being weak and/or arresting people’s freedoms. When you forget hard learn
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
Intentionally eating good food is a lot more about where your head is at than what you’re eating, like any other devices. You can better understand the mentality of a person by their diet that they evolved through personal experience.
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
Watching what is done versus what is said is an increasingly important executive level function when words can be generated for just a few tokens.
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
DeepSeek interpreting screenshots and images I send it at fractions of what I pay Claude and ChatGPT, for me, is of far higher priority than supporting dictation. There are workarounds for dictation but not image processing.
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
Have you had an opportunity to read the linked article, or am I missing your counter argument to what the author references from the documentation?
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
Vendor lock-in by any other name boils down to monopoly. The moat is their lobby.
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by testbjjl 3mo ago
I agree with a lot here and practice keto throughout the year and occasionally break to eat burritos, rice, pasta and drink beer because I enjoy them. But our ancestors were not in constant ketosis. They ate substantial carbohydrates in the
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
Amazon was AWS first customer. I sometimes feel if the AI companies promises of their models replacing all SWE, they would be a top 3 product/service in any number of businesses and not selling shovels to miners.
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
Not sure why this was downvoted, I came to read more about it. I have a friend that runs a firm and uses Legora and can’t stand it. We have conversations all of the time about pain points. I sent him the Claude Law docs, and while he’s not
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
Wasn’t this the concept behind the toilet in the Your Friends and Neighbors series on Apple TV?
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
Have you tried to use this feature? From my experience it’s typically reserved instances that provide discounts for longer contracts. It feels a lot like cable TV to me. I think the interface is difficult to use but am able to get what I wa
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
> I don't want people to buy things that they don't need What? This is 100% of 100% of us.
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by testbjjl 4mo ago
Why would a 40/50 year old gamble on the outcome of a bouncing ball when they can gamble on the outcome of a political candidate they work for or a government agency response to an event they helped orchestrate?
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by testbjjl 5mo ago
Looks like many could be siloed this summer given the increase in fuel prices across the board. That could also be a downward drag on many industries. Even if we were able to get back to where we were 2 months ago today, there would still b
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by testbjjl 5mo ago
Any reason for them to do this other than altruism? I don’t think this can be regulated.
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by testbjjl 5mo ago
Definitely experimenting with less expensive ones. I have a few versions of my settings.json I also wonder if token utilization has or will ever find its way to employee performance reviews as these models go up in price.
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by testbjjl 5mo ago
This reminded me of the shift from gambling with cash and a bookie connected to the mafia, to draft kings/fanduel to prediction markets. In the end the house always wins.

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