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It is pretty much what Suleyman describes in The Coming Wave as one of the measures we need to take to contain the risks of AI.

What Dario does not mention is that concentration in a few states or companies also poses a risk.

AI generated? The humanity!

> I figured out what would be a reasonable amount to spend on the project and then multiplied that by 10.

I like the way you think.

> So if you were to use the CLI to perform a review of some code. This tool would allow you to loop the output of the code review 5 times onto itself.

Claude already does that if you ask nicely.

For those OOTL https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpmGXeAtWUw

My hero!

How does the "scale plan" work and how much is it?

Where is part 2? :)

You should take a look at Andre Michelle's work. https://www.audiotool.com/

Just a hint: you can set your player's colour.

I just saw a machine-translated text that was given to a translator I know for "post-editing". Basically you have to delete everything that the machine translated and do it all over again.

If you want to offer that for 1 cent per word you are going to get exactly what you are paying for. 90% of qualified translators are bad enough that I would never let them translate anything for me. I cannot imagine the remaining 10% will work for 1 ct/word.

That is probably the reason new models are en vogue every other decade.

Could you be a little more precise?

Nice product, nice website, nice video. But I wager not many people want to see chest hair in a commercial video.

I don't really care about Karma on this site (mine or other people's). If I did I certainly would have checked this comment earlier ;)

If people post for Karma instead of for content, IMHO it is their problem. It won't make the site much better, but it won't make it much worse, either.

"Shame on you" was my way of saying "who cares?".

a) Far too difficult b) Addictive c) Ouch, my fingers.

Shame on you.

I don't think other people in similar situations are helped by you period.

I would never work with anyone who even proposes such terms. Not because I don't want to pay on time (we always do) but because those terms are unprofessional, to put it mildly. If you want to be treated like a pro, act like one.

Update: Having looked at your resumé, I probably wouldn't work with you anyway.

True. And I think the way Groupon handles this is unjustifiable. I still think that you should be able to work "out of pockets" for at least 3 months. If you can't do that, why start a business? Seems very risky...

I think he wasn't very good. He was obviously underprepared, or he would have had a couple of nicely phrased questions in his head. For a media professional, he was just too inarticulate.

Please tell me that the end of your scale of permanence with regard to writing isn't blogs :)

I am having a lot of fun watching this, although I don't understand a single word of what he is saying :D

Whales on a combination of LSD and steroids or extraterrestrials? Not sure...

Pure genius.

I don't really see the point. Getting from my favourite places to my favourite places I usually don't need a map.

I never use it, but Safari's Reader will actually make the text readable with no need for an additional tool.

Bad case of fan-boyism. Go see a doctor.

JFTR: I like many Apple products, but come on.

There are size-limits on ads. Actually there have always (read: for the last 10+ years) been limits. Also, ad servers are usually rigorously tested with regards to performance, speed etc.

Not all sites enforce these limits, but major publishers are very aware of users' interests.

The problem is that if you visit an average website, there will probably be 20+ servers involved in serving the page, the javascripts, analytics, ads, etc.

One of those systems occasionally underperforms, which would not be a problem if everything but the main content was simply loaded asynchronously, possibly in the order of importance a website owner attaches to each content type.