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mastazi
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Comment #49205761
in the herdr homepage near the top there is an interactive demo that responds to your mouse clicks
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Comment #49168190
I have the same reaction with AI generated YouTube thumbnails. Something in the back of my mind immediately goes "it's probably low quality content" and I'm less likely to click.
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Comment #49104734
Herdr is my daily driver. It is lightweight and snappy while also being customisable (hence the Sublime Text analogy). I like that, while it supports tmux-style shortcuts, you can …
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Comment #49094316
Ahah you're right I guess it would be interesting to some readers. The long story short is that growing up I used to be involved with the scouting association of my country (Italy)…
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Comment #49078475
I used to spend weeks outdoors in the wilderness without ever entering a building (I would sleep in a small tent) and I used to have a similar range of sensations when coming back …
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Comment #49065829
Do you know if this is a mandatory requirement set by Google, hence we can expect to find it on every single Google TV, or it depends on manufacturer? I cross checked some manuals …
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Comment #49003049
I am afraid that my dumb TV, which I've been holding onto for many years, might be on its last leg. I remember seeing privacy guides for smart TVs over the years, does anyone know …
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Comment #48966161
> Qwen should leak that too, and it doesn't. FWIW I had Qwen identifying itself as "a language model made by Google" in one conversation, although I could not reproduce this reliab…
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Comment #48741767
good luck actually enforcing that.
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Comment #48604347
Depends on where you live.
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Comment #48603920
Cameras worked pretty well, but most people take photos with their phones nowadays. Pro photographers still mostly use cameras though. I can envision a future where people have a h…
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Comment #48317596
For sure, but incentives are different when your pay is perfectly proportional to output rather than having a salary.
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Comment #48316803
A bubble doesn't mean a dead end - e.g. after the .com bubble, Internet usage kept expanding by orders of magnitude for two decades. An AI bubble is pretty much guaranteed at this …
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Comment #48303804
Can you give some examples of jobs that are usually done by salaried employees and are paid by output? All the examples I can think of, are usually done by independent contractors.…
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Comment #48303739
> I think it’s pretty naive to ask your employer for a day off. Someone said the same before 1938, probably [1] I think it's possible that AI will bring as much of a shift to our l…
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Comment #48266122
Thank you, I was completely unable to access that page with my current browser settings.
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Comment #48090182
> you have a limited number of global supported indexes, 5 iirc you can create 20 global (GSI) and 5 local (LSI) indexes per table[1], I think the number must have been lower at so…
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Comment #48008866
Those RC glider videos are so beautiful, thank you for the link
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Comment #47871625
UPDATE: it appears this is no longer a problem. Just tried again today, after verifying the number they ask if this is a personal or work account, I selected "Personal" and now I c…
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Comment #47871170
I did complain about it in our chat and my boss later reached out, offering to set up a number on our company's Twilio account but by that time I had already entered my personal nu…
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Comment #47871152
Maybe it depends on the plan. We are on Team not Enterprise.
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Comment #47864313
Anthropic forces everyone to verify both.
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Comment #47856454
ANthropic never wanted my money anyway... they don't allow work + personal accounts to have the same phone number. I had to close my personal account otherwise I could not complete…
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Comment #47671172
I'm interested in knowing more about this topic, do you have any resources about the relationship between Swhartz and Altman?