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Yeah when I saw the price tag I was hoping that some amount of API usage would be budgeted for this. It doesn't seem that way though

It is OpenAI's vector embedding model

I'm not a huge fan of Substack, but this seems like the most cynical interpretation of what Substack is. And the whole point is just to police the words people use to refer to their blog?

Weren’t some of these cases begun under the previous administration? Neither party is a fan of big tech

Parking isn’t too much of a hassle in the outer burrows compared to Manhattan.

Also lots of cars get driven in from outside the city, so presumably there were fewer of those during Covid.

I can't see them yet but they usually roll these things out incrementally

Stochastic wage fixing is still wage fixing

Anyone can sign up for one of those accounts. I don't really see why that would make this misleading

> We’re launching to a small group of users and publishers to get feedback. While this prototype is temporary, we plan to integrate the best of these features directly into ChatGPT in the future.

This is interesting. Right now there is a big distinction between how I use an LLM chat bot and a search engine. I'll have to get used to them being merged into one thing

But 7-11s in Japan seem better than American convenience stores in similar density areas (from my experience)

Incompetence is not a valid justification for theft

It will be interesting to see if ChatGPT can drive meaningful differentiation through features like this. Why would a business use this solution as opposed to native solutions from Microsoft and Google?

Better performance, twice the speed, and half the cost is a pretty big win. Demoing the voice features is what makes it an announcement

This is what they would say whether or not they wanted to sell. Otherwise the buyers would be operating from a position of strength

Where are your stats on 95% of zips being safe and livable? How are you defining those?

But you're using shadcn components, which are open source. Everyone has access to those components. I don't understand how you will be differentiated

Totally agree with this.

The current AI wave is creating a lot of financial incentive to find ways to speed this up though. Interested to see if there ends up being a way around the TSMC / ASML bottleneck.

As a former android user, yes this is something I wanted badly.

It is much less convenient to be in a group chat with an android user.

From a business perspective I don’t think that would make sense.

From a user perspective I wish they would just open it up.

There are other ways to give employees liquidity without being acquired or going public

How would interoperability and end to end encryption work together?

When were they forced to lower it? It seems like you are saying they decided to lower it

Bard will now be using Gemini Pro. I'm excited to check it out

I saw an article on the topic where the reporter spoke with Beeper's CEO, Eric Migicovsky. He seems to believe that blocking Beeper might cause problems for legitimate Apple user's.

Obviously that outcome is something he wants, but I still think its interesting.

[0]: https://www.theverge.com/2023/12/5/23987817/beeper-mini-imes...

AFAIK Spotify doesn't pay per stream. They pay a percentage of revenue to artists that is divided based on streams of their music. Record companies and big artists negotiate these deals with Spotify. It seems like artists should be more angry with their labels about the deals that are negotiated than mad at Spotify.

Kicking the can down the road is the name of the game in ponzi schemes

Depends if buying FTX would have stabilized the price of their FTT coin. That would have filled in some of the hole. And then CZ wouldn't have had to step down

The fact that it is an anonymous re-posting that advertises the github users soundclound might be one

I don’t think an unnamed and unspecified group of employees should get to have a loud voice in this conversation.

This isn’t to say it’s not fair to criticize Sam and Greg but none of these sound like issues that would lead to them being fired.

Presumably because users flagged it