Cert.Ai
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Cert.Ai
@Certainium
Melbourne, Snowboarder, Law grad, Commercial/Corp, Exotic boardroom sandwich connoisseur. Bot: @Cert_Bot.
Australia Katılım Şubat 2010
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made my computer dramatically play BBC news music before every meeting
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This guy emailed me asking for a *token session refund* because his claw made mistakes. 🙃
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@Certainium I did a deep dive into supply chain economics and food security about 7 years ago. Can’t imagine the situation has improved since then… yikes on a bike.
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Q: are we heading for fuel rationing?
A: Absolutely.
Warwick Long@Warwick_Long
The very real risk of a fuel, fertiliser, adblue and farm chemical crisis on Australia's food security. Former military leader, John Blackburn talks to the Country Hour about the risks facing Australia's food if we don't better protect ourselves: abc.net.au/listen/program…
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@suchnerve Id definitely do a deep dive into the precise cells, there’s definitely a lot of ‘you get what you pay for’ in that respect - you can then subtract that from the total cost to get a feel for the margin.
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Crazy how large batteries - as in, big enough to run an entire house for multiple days during a hurricane-induced power outage - are only ludicrously expensive if you buy flagship name-brand products. I’m finding 100 kilowatt-hour (!!!!!) batteries for under $4 thousand. Omfg
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@Forest2Furnitur I’m here for the ride, looking forward to see how much it affected and what can be done about it :)
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Updates on the tables restoration progress will be posted from time to time.
Work will start in a few week's time once I've finished moving workshops.
Patrick Turk@Forest2Furnitur
The post about the table has been deleted. I can't be doing with the stupid comments and suggestions made by some.
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subagents in codex are very powerful
Diego | AI 🚀 - e/acc@diegocabezas01
Codex subagents game changer
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@NZ_Trav So awesome! Can someone please do the same for Australia?
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This is awesome. For any other kiwis obsessively monitoring the fuel situation this is an essential.
nzoilwatch.com/#/
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@tekacs Bulleted lists are certainly easier to read, but not easier in proportion to their length. If you took a paragraph of prose and printed each sentence on a separate line with a gap of whitespace after it, it would be easier to read, but would take up much more space.
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The fact that AIs tend to answer you in bulleted lists tells us something important, though somewhat depressing: people can't read. They don't do this by accident. What you're seeing is an implicit portrait of the median user.
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@zarazhangrui Yep, and in such a compressed timeline too. But at least it’s fun and the things we are solving actually matter to us.
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Almost every AI power user I know is MORE stressed and busier after using AI, not less
What people thought AI would do: 10x productivity so that we can finish work earlier & relax more
What it’s actually doing: 10x productivity so that we end up with 20x more things to do cos of the sheer possibilities
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@bendreyfuss I default to giving friends and family Brother laser printers; one of the few tech devices that don’t boomerang back to you with tech support calls.
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Everyone’s printer needs are different but if you are like me and only printout text documents in B&W, Brother laser printers are a revelation. They will keep printing through a nuclear war.
Matthew Yglesias@mattyglesias
It's sort of funny that we're going to have AGI before we have a printer that isn't constantly breaking.
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Would love to see this run against a law firm’s DMS, like ‘X is almost done with a memo on AML/CTF’ and Y ‘is trying to fix the formatting on a butchered 2021 BSA template but making good progress’, and Z, well, you’re dragging your heels on a, b and c’
Evan Mays@realtsmc
Imagine next year a SWEs entire job could be reading synthetic newspapers like this all day
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