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Sometimes people say AI is the next big thing since the internet and at other it is like cloud computing where companies can charge premium. Both cannot be true at the same time. I…

> didn't realize that inflicting disease on people was their goal I think the lesson here is just because someone is anti-something doesn't exactly mean they stand for something. J…

You do realise that you cannot prove a negative? So the right conclusion even informally cannot be “ probably not making me any dumber”.

This is a bad take. > Think about it another way. Consider how much money Microsoft spends on maintaining Excel. There are open source alternatives that have >90% of the functional…

> Taylor Sheridan can do a new series where a Ranch owned by a family for many generations is targeted by a Datacentre company. More likely he is going to make something like Landm…

> you still need to poke around, figure out what you want, what to do, etc. Is it different? because then: > you can even be vague, and they'll probably do an ok job if it's not so…

Current discussions is like deja vu. One time there was hype around of no code/low code development using PowerApps, Zapier etc. The sell was - Creating your apps was easier than b…

More like keeps "extending by 1 more week"

whataboutism is a tiresome argument. Lets agree that these folks are wrong and ideally they should have petitioned 12 years ago. The question to ask is - for an admin which loudly …

Despite paying for Claude access, I don't use Fable but I find this always changing policy quite exhausting to follow. There is 2x usage, there is no 2x usage, there is 2x usage bu…

You missed two things one, a consist thread across all your examples - every market ends with a duopoly along with smaller competitors and two, which of these industries started wi…

> I was worried this time last year that by this time this year, companies would have slashed their engineering teams down to a handful and everything would be driven by mostly aut…

I was just about to comment the same. It’s like a hammer in need of a nail. Here’s where ChatGPT released and jobs dovetails so it must be true. It will also be interesting to see …

It can tell you what’s on the screen at given point in time. My pipeline is mostly around simple questions like “does this video contain cars?” Not sure if it can spot charts on sc…

Exactly this. Gemini is best at this. Just give it video link - YouTube works best - and it will analyse the video.

It might come as a shock to you then that running government or military or any government service requires “somebody else needs to pay for them”. Let’s get rid of those too. Long …

> They're covered under CICP, which is more stringent and has paid out one person $6 million, and a few hundred grand spread out between some dozen others. This is trying to play b…

> Also, the manufacturers can never be held responsible, because they have legal immunity for the COVID vaccines. There is remedy against vaccine harm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wik…

The same person is not going to give you three different answers within span of minutes. Especially when nothing fundamentally has changed. People might or might not update their v…

At least in my company the CFO came back after talking with other CFOs and then used Lovable to build an app. He then mentioned to his immediate team who then picked it and started…

The bias will come from your prompt. Asking AI - If voting for Reform UK is a good/bad idea? - shows AI where you at and what sycophantic it needs to give. AI is certainly not bias…

America industries used to play by the same rules. Look up Samuel Slater.

Only images or videos as well?