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Sorta Apples vs Oranges, but you should see how high the cut is for selling goods via places like Walmart/Amazon/Best Buy/etc.
Agree with the quote, but for a very different reason. Government overreach when they are this invasive with recording everything, sadly seems on par for the UK.
Especially due to all the filler b/s that every YT video has these days, be it over sharing their back story, Like and Subscribe! (And ding that bell!), sponsored ad reads, here’s my ten other videos you need to watch, etc etc.
If you want to shift goal posts to that, then we are in agreement, adding AI to something without real care in how it works with the experience isn’t a good idea.
I can’t believe I’m forced to defend myself here as I generally agree with the premise that adding AI doesn’t make something better (hence the smiley face in my original post), but FFS the FUD and hyperbole is simply in bad form. LOOK at the examples on the site. TRY the experience. Then come back and try and tell me you can’t generate endless amounts of images just like that what’s shown trivially with AI. You are entitled to your own opinion about AI, but that doesn’t make you factually right.
1. This is a tongue in cheek website builder, something generative AI would be great at making images (Dalle, Imagen, MJ) and text (GPT4, Claude, Gemini, etc) for a product like this
2. Basically every website builder of substance has AI features now
So maybe chill with the hyperbolic language? ;)
:P Feels like a page out of the Apple playbook…
“There’s a dongle for that”
Further because that leaves out the Overture / Inktomi part of Google’s revenue origin story…
Sibling commenter gave a better detailed answer, but I will share a succinct tl;dr in case that’s more your desire.
INT32 maximum value: 2,147,483,647
FP32 maximum value: 3.4028235 x 10^38
If you need to exactly represent all digits between 10,000,000 and 1,000,000,000, then INT32 will handle it fine, but FP32 won’t. But instead if you need to represent a range of values from 1.00 to 35,003,986,674,493.00 and it’s ok to just be directionally accurate, FP32 has you covered.
Ding ding ding... so are they businesses or not? I didn't comment on whether you could make money as an electrician on them, but to imply the hundreds of thousands of businesses like what you just described above aren't _businesses_ especially considering they are on commercially zoned property is just silly.
Sorry to be pedantic, but define “business”. As someone who’s worked on many job sites doing commercial electrical work, it’s not as common as you imply that there’s three phase service running to a business. Do a lot have it, yes, most, no. Literally everything else you said I’m aligned with.