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Lol for once smoke in the news that I'm not (yet) breathing. (FarNorCal)

So like, would that not suggest that Google has a moat with AI, as it is already intertwined with our email, calendars, etc... (if they ever make their AI public)

Guess there really is a moat.

What about people falling into phase 1 homelessness: RVs

Pretty much. We can't get past the big wigs until the big wigs are no longer enforcing beliefs that make little sense.

Models are worthless without reproducible training anyway. What good is a point in time model if you can't update it going forward.

Same here but I'm also a programmer, YYYY-MM-DD

If everyone that read your comment decided to donate, it might.

What happens when you add that much weight to a flat roof and then the snow comes? I'm guessing the snow load is just enough in most cases.

Colombia

don't worry I made that mistake and one engineer was trying to get my address to send me "the shirt"

We should piss off google and standardize around chatgpt.txt

Came for the comments, comments didn't disappoint!

It probably should be in the internet age. There is a huge cottage industry out there for fixing prices. I hope that the feds discover all the OTHER companies out there that are similar to RealPage.

Technically does that mean the FTC can literally go after all the companies for collusive price fixing?

Cool, thanks for letting me know.

Yikes, what's the chance just enough rockets will cause the next one to crash and blow up in Miami?

I am 43, definitely not my experience when I was growing up in CA. When did the kids go from "good - well behaved" to "bad -poorly behaved"? Honest question - I really don't know any kids.

Is it just me or is it really really really slow?

Exactly 2100 left as of time of writing 4:56pm PT

https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=dang

you get it.

Nothing useful, just an insult. ok. Can we talk to each other like we're friends or co-workers at least?

Please let LLMs become the "next blockchain" (in terms of keeping our jobs). First off, yes blockchain was just horrible. I think generative AI is actually worth the time and energy because it's actually extremely useful. It's capable of all the things we wanted to program all these years.

Secondly - its probably the one thing keeping the lights on right now. If nothing else, AI/GPT is going to be "powering" the digital economy for the next few years.

Yes we'll all be writing apps that simply ordering, replace phone prompts (have you ordered from Applebees recently? - think that but way more accurate), generate splash pages, parse menus, parse _flat_ PDFs, make appointments, reservations, book travel (I mean just say where you want to go and uber->flight->uber without trying to work a UI, and as odd as it sounds a generative LLM can actually realize a long layover automatically and try to avoid it - simply because its coded in our language!). What was my last RBC count? (because my lab results are in a PDF on my desktop) This is a list I thought of in 4 minutes. What will millions of devs think of?

So yes, I absolutely want to keep this gravy train rolling. If we stopped, the economy would absolutely break right now.

Probably at minimum something running in a sandbox like Docker.

Like big oil, it sounds like there is enough "infrastructure" out there that allows them to move the price fixing to third party companies that "recommend" prices for stuff.

https://www.reddit.com/r/movingtojapan/comments/7g9n6e/music...

https://www.reddit.com/r/ImTheMainCharacter/comments/11aqayg...

Japanese people are NOTHING like Americans. Stop saying CA should build like Japan unless you're willing to kick out the loud assholes.

I think the basis for this feeling is that people keep moving here. We feel it when traffic gets worse, etc... Not really sure IF there's a real solution. The more people there are, the worse things get in small spaces. We have an entire country that is mostly empty.

This is my experience too. I don't know where the CPI ever gets its data. But Inflation is clearly over 100% for restaurants in California. Literally in the last 3 years.

I've been using buy now pay later for like 20 years, since that's how long I've had a credit card.

I definitely don't want a fridge that can self replace the mayo. I'm not sure what other people need something like that for

I use that too. And beyond that, the original analogy was that the light bulb was so helpful that it spread to all the farms and rural lands by 1960. Why do we need 25 MBit on all the farms and rural lands?