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jbs789

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    Comment #49250812

    Fair - I should have been honest about the watermark.

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    Comment #49230218

    Evolution is incentives.

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    Comment #49223004

    I’m finding I’m able to learn more and pick up hobbyist projects easier w the help of Claude. For the production stuff I still learn and watch it more closely.

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    Comment #49214945

    The fundamental issue here is the way we use the internet is changing… and what we are seeing is some friction as that works its way through. I have a business where I clearly don’…

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    Comment #49206324

    America’s reputation in the world is not great, and deteriorating. Pulling back for these well-perceived/helpful initiatives while building up (and deploying) military force is not…

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    Comment #49193128

    Quick Google search shows engagement is down. This post references registrations not engagement. I wonder how much this guy believes what he’s saying. The flipping robots underneat…

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    Comment #49185375

    It’s interesting. Many ways these things will be optimised. Just at the beginning !

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    Comment #49178873

    What it hints at is the direction of model agnostic and custom agents. I could see companies using Pi to create a product for orgs, for example. Low cost and closer to the customer…

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    Comment #49173191

    No need to be disrespectful.

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    Comment #49172704

    Haha I had the same thought.

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    Comment #49172084

    These guys are pushing boundaries knowingly. A good company also doesn’t want you to take IP bc it creates the liability.

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    Comment #49142902

    Nice work! Great to see you’re having fun with the projects. As we get older we focus on being productive. Never lose the creativity!

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    Comment #49139410

    The hard part is behavioural/emotional/psychological rather than technical. Usually discussions about money are never actually about money, but rather safety, fear, etc. That’s whe…

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    Comment #49137199

    As someone reading this fresh, they are almost apologetic for a release with open issues. But presumably the release closes off many more than it creates. I could see any other aut…

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    Comment #49077551

    Among most people that nuance will be lost. What they’ll hear is models are dangerous, so they should be controlled/regulated, by those who know best, the incumbents.

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    Comment #49066122

    Compromise is not the same as a trade-off. The assertion that they are the same throws this whole thing into question for me.

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    Comment #49032784

    The borrower is buying time. I’m glad I can buy something that I value now, rather than wait. That is useful to me, and I’m happy to pay for it

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    Comment #48910758

    If I’m having a convo with someone and they drop in “honestly” I immediately discount everything else they’ve said, and what follows. Sometimes people use it reflexively and doesn’…

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    Comment #48886134

    Same experience here. I’m able to grow the business faster for sure.

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    Comment #48853139

    Really, that’s the term they use? Man, I’d feel like a child if my boss gave me an “allowance”. Wasn’t aware. Thank you.

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    Comment #48839362

    Variance in time horizons explains a lot of corporate behaviour. And it’s rational. We all have limited careers. I think that all makes a bit more sense as we get older. Optimising…

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    Comment #48839321

    “Allowance” has tipped me off / provided a hint perhaps? If I was younger and had less budget but (presumably) more time, I’d love to be learning about the harnesses and squeezing …

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    Comment #48718341

    Especially in the medical field where the placebo effect / mindset shapes outcomes.

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    Comment #48583500

    Umm… a simpler explanation is that supply takes a lot longer to ramp up than demand. See analogues in oil booms (then busts).