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by wordpad25 2y ago
Don't you think it helps seeing opposing perspective, especially if it might likely be the majority opinion rather than just be an echo chamber of all the other comments agreeing with each other on how it's unfair and inefficient
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by wordpad25 2y ago
average and median inheritance is tiny, few thousand dollars
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by wordpad25 2y ago
I tried it out, looks nice and clean. But as I mentioned, my main concern is what will happen in 6 months when you fail to get traction and abandon it. Because that's what happened to previous 5 products I tried which were all "go
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by wordpad25 2y ago
there are literally hundreds of extensions and sites that do this the problem is that they are competing each other into the ground hence they go unmaintained very quickly getrecall.ai has been the most mature so far
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Does that mean LLMs can already be considered conscious at some level since they are able to reason and self reflect?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Pokémon guides were definitely part of every LLM training set. Game is so old, there are thousands of guides and videos on the topic. LLMs will readily offer high quality Pokémon gameplay advice without needing to searc online.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
the diagrams are accurate and amazing! what do you use to draw them?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
with LLMs able to generate infinite synthetic data to train on it seems like AGI is just around the corner
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by wordpad25 2y ago
how is it net negative effect? they have Hundreds of millions of ACTIVE users even if it was spun off to be stand alone product without Instagram it would still be worth billions
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Advances math helps with developing logical thinking and in general makes you smarter. But I agree we could achieve same results by teaching more practical skills. Maybe, programming (data structures and algorithms) over calculus?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
fair
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by wordpad25 2y ago
I've been all over China and it's true current generations are only all too happy to be rich and quite often obscenely rich. They have very real understanding that all of it could be unilaterally taken away by the state at any tim
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by wordpad25 2y ago
such a shift in demographics will bring a lot of difficult societal problems that come with emerging Middle Class who will want more housing and more freedoms
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Lets not forget that's where WW2 was fought and won. With two thirds of German army committed to eastern front, the entire D-day Normandy is just a pheriphiral operation. Even Soviet propaganda aside, Leningrad (Saint-Petersburg now) o
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by wordpad25 2y ago
hey, that's a niche too just tag it in a non-offensive way (deep-state related?) and allow other users to filter it out
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by wordpad25 2y ago
How did you get the latency so low? Is it going through your own backend or directly connects to OpenAI for transcription?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
doctors don't have any experience doing that and are set in their ways Maybe, it's diagnosing chronic conditions is an opportunity for a disruptive startup? Crowd sourced diagnosis detective work! Call it DrHouse.io, you dump your
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by wordpad25 2y ago
That's like saying you can't compare a sedan to a truck. Sure you can. Even though one is more appropriate for certain tasks than the other.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
From your strawman example, 1-employee companies wouldn't be competitive and even a small team would be able to offer more value than anybody else competing for funding due to deficiencies of scale. Why doesn't this happen with re
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Whoever is funding projects are probably also interested in results over beaurocracy and it's not immediately clear how they are at all locked into this system. They got the money, they set the rules of the game. The fact that this isn
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by wordpad25 2y ago
classic race to the bottom :(
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Is there a tool that can automate chaining like that?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
what are you smoking, even recent DeekSeek R1 being 10x cheaper is a breakthrough improvement that would upend an industry in normal times. You can do 10x more with AI now. We are still in a huge growth cycle.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
No. Fiat is backed by tax base. US has more assets than debt. Additionally US is the largest economy in the world, how much would the right to tax it be worth? A lot. It's not at all just perception and influence as you claim.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
because the valley is burning money and GPUs training these and somebody else comes out with another model for a tiny fraction of cost it's an easy assumption to make it was trained on synthetic data
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by wordpad25 2y ago
isn't competition good for innovation?
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by wordpad25 2y ago
They are not just product ads, they are ads for NEW products. So, the audience gets to stay on top of all the cutting edge products and services.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
We all heard the bad. Can't be all bad. I wonder if there was a sector that had seen a big boost since brexit and not just due to less competition but due to genuine improved efficiency.
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Still too rose-tinted, I clearly remember the early internet being a minefield of viruses and malware and pop-ups and savvy teenagers hacking your favorite niche communuty forum cuz you were one security patch behind...
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by wordpad25 2y ago
Undoutably most catchy song in the whole movie. I think it's great. Maybe, I am just our of the loop and people are overly biased by their own expectations and context to consider the song on its own?

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