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i think it's the opposite right? people that didn't mind spending an hour in traffic are now unwilling to pay $9.

> At smoothbrains.net, we hold as self-evident the right to put whatever one likes inside one’s body

appreciate seeing this. I've long identified as someone that's much more muscular than I have been in the past. it's interesting how steroid use for this subset is seen as so different from that same use in the gender dysphoria subset.

trading one drug for another?

#10 should be near the top. hugely important

I don't think it's so dire. I've gone through this at multiple companies and a startup that's selling B2B only needs one or two of these big outages and then enterprises start demanding SLA guarantees in their contracts. it's a self correcting problem

I've heard alot of great reviews of this book but personally found it pretty disappointing.

Any examples?

It seems like the "Turbo" models are more about being faster/cheaper, not so much about being better. Kinda similar to the iPhone "S" models or Intel's "tick-tock"

Was there an assertion that it doesn't?

I don't know if I'd say "miles ahead." AWS had 7 years of basically no other competition -- all of the other big clouds of today had their heads in the sand. OpenAI has a bunch of people competing already. They may not be as good on the leaderboards now, but they're certainly not having to play catch up from years of ignoring the space.

How do you square this with OpenAI's assertion that they never use data from enterprise customers for their own training? Are you suggesting they're lying?

piece of feedback: it's weird to have a drop-down on "OpenAPI Links" when there are no other options.

Mind me asking how many hours that is? Does it include meetings?

source for this? what I've seen suggests that this trend isn't growing more than it historically has been.