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aisalwaysa
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Comment #47897154
LLMs suck at CSS now, very tempting to try this and see if its simpler for LLMs to reason about
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Comment #4225521
Yes, if you are a CALIFORNIA NOTARY than you must follow their requirements. NOT if you are a Virginia Notary, then you follow Virginia Law, and your clients, wherever they are in …
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Comment #4225254
You are factually incorrect, and you are a big part of the problem here. If you are a signer, you can go online now to signnow.com, sitting at Paul Graham's desk IN CALIFORNIA and …
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Comment #4225149
You're not understanding the facts, online notarization IS legal in California... the notaries themselves can't be in California, but the signers can. Signers can notarize from any…
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Comment #2690408
Which is the Apple and which is the Unicorn?
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Comment #2690159
I can really see it going either way. I interpret this to show Facebook Ads are not a good way to get instant ROI. But there is a lot of value in having a large number of Likes bec…
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Comment #2553710
How can someone logically say they support freedom for some causes but not others... Sensationalism aside, you are not a supporter of freedom if you pick and choose which issues yo…
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Comment #2553678
Inflation is one of the worst taxes of all because the government can hide how much of the value of the dollar they take from us! Further, inflation is an increase in the money sup…
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Comment #2553586
Hey Sprinkles, I'm reading your comments and trying to figure out if you support freedom or not... If the government is robbing its citizens, and forcing the poorest of them to pay…
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Comment #2475005
I think "feasible" is more of the discussion. Interesting how we learned during the 08 financial crisis that everything is correlated in a crash... I think there are similarities t…