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Comment #48834575
Any pricing announced yet?
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Comment #48279155
If you look recently Ferrari is already getting killed on SF90 sales which was "just" a hybrid, this costs about as much ($750K out the door with options) and is a pure ev that loo…
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Comment #47600600
A great example is the shadcn site https://ui.shadcn.com/ Shows you how good it looks out of the box on the first page.
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Comment #47154612
And how do we know it's not another FBI/CIA honeypot?
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Comment #46224692
The data on social media harms is mixed at best. We know for a fact fast food, cosmetic ads for girls, are strictly more harmful. This is nothing more than speech control under the…
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Comment #46224422
So are we banning all advertising to children? Or only banning them from communicating and posting with each other? If it's about monetizing child attention not about speech contro…
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Comment #46060979
The island of Bali has outsized impact from all the tourism.
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Comment #45150648
They defamed Dominion so much on their "news" programs that they have to pay hundreds of millions of dollars. Great "news" source.
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Comment #45150641
Look if you'd rather trust Fox News than Wikipedia feel free. None of those 4 sources are much convincing of your point.
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Comment #45131684
The only specific example from that nypost article is about Fox News not being allowed as a source. Fox news has been found in court to be guilty of defamation and has argued in co…
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Comment #44269223
It's always a warning sign where the only thing I know about a CEO is how many podcasts and media events they do each week, and nothing about their business.
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Comment #43405062
Copyrights are owned by businesses all the time.
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Comment #43140612
The sad part is sometimes just switching languages/locales on your phone (i.e. changing the language from US English to British English) fixes this as it's all the code checks.
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Comment #43108488
Do the workflows support voice-to-voice models like openai's realtime? Or if something like that exists I'd be curios.
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Comment #42814688
Just looking at this makes me feel like a noob. I tried installing CS 1.6 20 years after launch roughly and it was pointless trying to compete.
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Comment #42623924
I had subscribed to Jacobin a while back in the hopes of balancing out my Economist subscription's viewpoints but wow the quality was not there.
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Comment #42442287
Disney's lobbying has been matched by tech companies who make money when more content is shared. Some more reading below. https://www.economist.com/christmas-specials/2022/12/20/a-…
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Comment #42259817
AWS will also forgive mistakes or negligence based bills, in my case 3 times.
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Comment #42017243
Can't wait until there's an M4 Ultramax too!
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Comment #41866061
Hire internal software folks who can judge the signals better?
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Comment #41266318
I don't know if I'm missing something about the Newyorker but every article I've tried to read loses me in a similar chaos of literary references and excessive thesaurus usage. I c…
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Comment #40299677
I can only hope the models will be sophisticated enough and willing to explain their reasoning to us.
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Comment #39055343
The perception of autonomy at Google was somewhat marketing. In reality the company was extremely rigorous and top down. They used the perception to hire the creative genius types …
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Comment #38682563
The $20B price was a massive overpay is the most likely reason.
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Comment #37960464
If any of the world's small business were offered millions of dollars in secondaries they would secure their families too.