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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @gmd 13 Mar \ parent \ on: What will be the consequences of LLMs, being indistinguishable from human? AskSN
It already feels like this is going on- bot nets on twitter rapidly influencing the discourse. It is hard to stand out with all of the swarms of reply guys.
oh haha yeah i got lazy and stopped making coffee so i meant drip coffee from the coffee shop which is usually a couple of bucks cheaper than the fancy pourovers :P
Ahhh very cool! Yes pretty much just like that but more flexible to answer any request. The payment back and forth is a bit cumbersome but can't see a way around that unless there's a direct integration.
Gotta be honest I enjoy my drip coffee from the big vat. I always find pourover overrated but probably that's just my cheap side from growing up poor.
Decided to do a grok deep search look into this:
Key Points
- Research suggests Gavin Newsom remains popular in California, with 52% of adults approving his job performance as of February 2025.
- His approval rating among likely voters is slightly higher at 55%, showing strong support from key voting groups.
- However, his popularity has fluctuated, with lower ratings in 2023 and 2024, indicating ongoing debates about his leadership.
Based on the most recent data, Gavin Newsom is still popular in California, with 52% of adults and 55% of likely voters approving his job performance as of February 2025. This marks a recovery from lower ratings in 2023 and 2024, reflecting the dynamic nature of public opinion. The geographic and demographic variations, particularly strong support in urban areas and among Democrats, highlight the complex political landscape he navigates. While favorability data is less available, approval ratings indicate he maintains majority support, making him a significant figure in California politics as of early 2025.
Is he popular? I would love to see the data. Even Commie California had a decent red swing during the election. Normies are fed up with the homeless, the waste and the crime.
I just can't get over him keeping outdoor dining closed for so long and then having a private party at French Laundry.
Still can't get over how insane that booster catch is... just amazing engineering.
Hopefully they can get starship functional... beautiful fireworks show though!
He does seem smart... why did he preside over the downturn and complete destruction of the greatest state in the world? I guess he was just content to let woke politics overrule common sense.
Total snake not to be trusted. No one has done less with more.
Funny I had a chance to take a picture with him when he visited my hospital years ago after a shooting, I didn't know he was such a snake back then but I'm glad I turned it down. tbh i didn't want to be in a photo next to this tall good looking dude meanwhile all the lady docs in the office were going gaga about how handsome he was lol
Good guy Giga-Chad Ross Stevens. Very cool
Hopefully this somehow gets directed to the underpaid but actually worthy sports and not really weirdo events.
Ahhh very neat.
Meta has been surprisingly quiet... hopefully they have something up their sleeves or they might start to fall behind.
The frontier model space seems stressful competitive...
(i asked grok, feeding it the top bullet points not the full article):
Conclusion: Mixed Bag, Leaning Toward Challenges For Japan as a whole, the surge in JGB yields is a double-edged sword. It’s "good" in that it reflects a potential exit from deflation and stagnation, attracting investment and aligning with monetary normalization. However, it’s "bad" for a heavily indebted government facing rising debt costs and for borrowers who could see higher loan rates dampen growth. Given Japan’s fiscal fragility and sensitivity to global market dynamics, the negatives (especially debt-servicing pressures) may outweigh the positives in the short term unless economic growth accelerates significantly. The BoJ’s ability to manage this transition will be critical.
Pretty amazing... any plans for how to utilize it or just playing with it for fun?
I'm surprised these Chinese companies are so openly sharing their secrets with us. Hard to argue we are ahead of them by any measure.
It seems every week a new breakthrough model is revealed it's so hard to keep up.
Simply a superior product. Safer by the mile (and will only get better) and you don't have to worry about a sketch driver or feel pressured into an awkward conversation. And no tip!
Like electronic ordering at restaurants, I much prefer it while acknowledging it is only further accelerating our demise into an introverted anti-social society...
I don't understand the uber partnership TBH. In SF it seems like their limiting factor is their car production... making them already capacity constrained... I don't know why they need uber.
Might be some hiccups in a new city but objectively per mile they are already safe than the average human.
Half the time my uber driver is on their phone chatting. If you're a woman it's a no brainer not having to worry about who the driver might be, or if they're even the same person that's supposed to pick you up.