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visageunknown
5mo ago
You have no idea what you’re talking about. Affirm has some of the lowest delinquency rates of any BNPL and targets consumers that are more likely to repay their loans. In addition, the consumer spending dependency is remarkably resilient i
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visageunknown
8mo ago
very cool. thanks!
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visageunknown
8mo ago
I answered your question, if you read my response fully. Generally though, I find your line of inquiry fascinating. There are people out there actively protesting a particular issue because they genuinely care about it and the people affect
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visageunknown
8mo ago
Its obviously not universal. No movement is a monolith. That's a silly expectation to have.
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visageunknown
8mo ago
This is classic whataboutism. You don't have to criticize every single atrocity in the world in order to criticize one. I often find that people who take your stance don't care about any issues. They're simply weaponizing ot
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visageunknown
8mo ago
That may be true. Ultimately, what I'd advise is for people to be cognizant of their goals and whether AI does or does not help to achieve them.
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visageunknown
8mo ago
I don't disagree. All depends on what you're looking to get out of it.
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visageunknown
8mo ago
Definitely. That's a great use case. How do you use NotebookLM? First I'm hearing about it
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8mo ago
If your sole goal is to have a homelab that self-hosts services, I completely agree. I'm speaking for those who are interested in developing their skills and knowledge, and believe that building something with AI somehow does that. I&#
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8mo ago
I find LLMs remove all the fun for me. When I build my homelab, I want the satisfaction of knowing that I did it. And the learning gains that only come from doing it manually. I don't mind using an LLM to shortcut areas that are just p