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primax
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Comment #47863009
Found this via Reddit, I am not the author.
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Comment #47857525
Yes I would say any honest reading of Apple's position in the last 30 years is they are not a zero to one company, they are a 0.5 to 1 company. They take great ideas, cut half the …
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Comment #47856980
Every technological advance in this space has caused harm to someone. The advent of digital systems harmed artists with developed manual artistic skills. The availability of cheap …
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Comment #47856878
Devils advocate here - pro and max tier customers for all the major inference providers are loss leaders from the data we have been able to figure out, and reverse engineer. They a…
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Comment #47432822
It's not really netiquette to accuse people of AI generated comments unless it's clear
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Comment #47382138
Well, there probably are some in there. Data centre designers, comms experts, architects, electricians, etc. Lot of smaller organisations benefiting from the work.
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Comment #47099429
It had it coming.
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Comment #46895061
It's good for creating meeting notes and action lists in Teams, but that's about it. MS use of AI in apps really feels like their Google+ moment.
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Comment #46699897
Given the rate of change that is happening with everything AI now I'm a little surprised that the rate is that high. I'm fairly confident it'll improve over time though.
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Comment #45870161
I'm building a scraper in Golang based on Colly to do two things: * Automatically train the scraper on the structure of the page to acquire the data you want, and * Clean and struc…
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Comment #44992634
I'd recommend you listen to the consumer's of those systems, instead of American pundits talking about them. Our system in Australia is absolutely fantastic, and far cheaper in tax…
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Comment #44716687
I'd rather live through a financial crisis than fascism, thanks.
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Comment #43999868
> There's no evidence to support that gene therapy will ever be inexpensive. We can merely say that the process may become less shockingly expensive. A similar thing has been said …
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Comment #43989953
I think if you got some experience in the industries this serves then you'd reconsider your opinion
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Comment #43854095
I use it for loading up source materials and notes for a DnD campaign I run. Then I ask it questions when I need off the cuff answers, instead of researching. It's also good for wh…
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Comment #43668145
There is a giant world of high end replica watches that are so close to the original that they take expert mechanics to tell apart. I've got a few $500 watches that are identical t…
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Comment #42912522
We're running out of critical metals at the price point we want to mine them. There are more that will become viable when the price goes up.
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Comment #42912501
Bringing it back is a lot more energy efficient than getting up there in the first place.
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Comment #42692377
I'd suggest trying Railway Empire and it's sequel. It's the closest successor I've found.
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Comment #41033562
The creeping enshittification of Plex is really putting me off. I know you can unfuck it, however I don't want to reward that toxic behaviour with usage
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Comment #40910849
That's hard to trace if using monero however
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Comment #40712194
Looks like you're getting hugged to death right now. Looking forward to checking this out in a few days once things settle around
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Comment #40628222
That's pretty much the reason farmers till too. But that doesn't stop the cult of no till thinking they know better
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Comment #40628148
The same amount. The 4 companies are competing for their share of the existing business