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    Comment #45981733

    I'd never suggest anyone to try a cigarette, but from my experience being addicted to nicotine is not easily translated to being addicted to cigarettes. It takes a really different…

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    Comment #44441755

    Work, friends, financial and other lifestyle decisions. All tend to have risks to ruin yourself and your life permanently. I think that relationships are crucial for the quality of…

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    Comment #44400146

    Maybe. Did LLMs stop with hallucinations and errors 2 years ago?

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    Comment #44400108

    Every output that is going to be manually verified by a professional is a safe bet. People forget that we use computers for accuracy, not smarts. Smarts make mistakes.

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    Comment #44400031

    I’ve just written a small anecdote with GPT3.5, where it lost count of some trivial item quantity incremental in just a few prompts. It might get better for the orders of magnitude…

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    Comment #44399937

    Reminds me of the time when GPT3.5 model came out, my first idea I wanted to prototype was ERP which would be based purely on various communication channels in between employees. I…

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    Comment #42832982

    This will not be an argument but my perspective as an amateur investor. Main difference between gold and bitcoin is in its history. Gold as a type of investment instrument has alre…

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    Comment #41338619

    Interesting. Sounds like prompt engineering might just move from laughable to elitist field one day.

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    Comment #39887474

    LLM tech is breaking records in popularity because it’s extremely user centric. It reminds us of a friendly teammate that seems seasoned in all areas we talk about with them. It’s …

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    Comment #38623094

    Sequent Supercharger smartwatch series perhaps? I actually never heard about it but I guess we now live in the era of “gpt is your friend”. :)

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    Comment #38610216

    Garmin Instinct 2

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    Comment #38610208

    Garmin Instinct 2

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    Comment #38610183

    Forces you to shower in order to use a watch Nice feature

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    Comment #38609892

    I understand the issues you experience. I don’t get the point you are trying to make. I have a cheaper smartwatch and a dirty cheap robot cleaner. Cheaper smartwatch has e-ink scre…

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    Comment #37130340

    Very late to reply. Still you take part in a community, you have an identity and you get likes, karma, followers and credibility. Motivation is present just like in monetized syste…

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    Comment #37031998

    I missed this comment, sorry for the late reply. A warranty system guarantees for free repairs or replacements but doesn't guarantee for a reliable product. Plus choosing a $1000 f…

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    Comment #37031766

    Oh gee, opportunity for volunteers to create truth versus resourceful companies and organisation eager to share their own version of truth on a system whose workings barely anyone …

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    Comment #37031539

    Nobody is doubting that accessible and correct information is good for humanity, I am questioning how will that affect knowledge/content providers. I repeat, what will be the motiv…

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    Comment #37031440

    No, that's an argument against any bot visiting any website for the purpose of repackaging and redistributing information regardless of motivation website was concieved for. Public…

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    Comment #37031113

    A human reads a website, watches/clicks on ad, buys merch, subscribes to website, sets a bookmark to a website, shares an article, invites others etc. What will be the point of sha…

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    Comment #36946500

    Do you have any suggestions how at least a single consumer would initiate a demand for reliability? And how would a manufacturer declare and prove they indeed include reliability i…

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    Comment #36213947

    Most people buy products because they are usable, not useful. There is crazy amount of tech available today, and people strive to own most of them. The decision to purchase is usua…

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    Comment #35835061

    Porsche/Bugatti ‘partnership’ was actually a large investment venture and major restructuring of the company into multiple subsidaries with a complex ownership and hierarchy. I’ll …

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    Comment #35831701

    Manufacturing EVs is something they have yet to prove themselves in. AFAIK and not sure how many orders/sales they have but not many vehicles were made and delivered. They have a l…