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Yeah seeing the post had me worried for a while but appears it’s not and android thing but a Samsung thing. This is why I stopped buying Samsung phones 6 years ago.

They are, so next time take off your floaties.

Exactly!

Yeah I’m starting to see this in every meme post. There’s always someone commenting “ai slop” or whatever.

It’s a meme. We know. AI was used as a tool to convey a 2 second joke. Not sure why they’re getting so worked up.

It’s like calling a photo “camera slop” because it wasn’t painted. Or an email “internet garbage” because you didn’t mail a paper letter.

Sorry I know I’m preaching to the choir here but their comments are more annoying than what they’re complaining about and I just needed to vent a bit.

Really well. Temp turned down all the way, and Gemini has this new feature to run and execute code… Not function calling… It can write a small python script, run it and return the output.

So our prompt explains the excel spreadsheet, then tell it exactly the format we need it in, and then tell it to use python and pandas to read in the CSV, clean it up and reshape it the way we need it to match what we expect and voila.

So hallucinations are not really and issue with the data as it’s simply writing code which then deterministically processes and returns the data.

Edit to add more info: basically Gemini can create and run a lambda function on the fly. And if you’re a coder you can really guide the prompt. Eg "load this into pandas. Then remove all the empty columns. Also remove the total rows. Now unpivot the data so the months are not columns but in separate rows with a column called month.

You get the idea.

Strangely enough we actually solved this problem with AI a few months back. We upload the excel file to Gemini and have a prompt to extract the data we need in a specific json format. And it works surprisingly well.

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He literally refused to put his hand on the book.

Before woke computing. /s

CEOs read “minimum wage” and they think “maximum wage”.

It’s just a branding issue. /s

American retailers don’t tell you anything. They just randomly charge you more at the till.

We were traveling in Austria last year and this is apparently the norm there. Every hotel had separate “single” duvets on each half of the bed.

The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. … A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars. … But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that’d still be keeping his feet dry in ten years’ time, while a poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. This was the Captain Samuel Vimes ‘Boots’ theory of socio-economic unfairness.

Convince Oregon and Washington and you guys can join Canada as a contiguous country.

Could be a VIC-20?

I just skimmed the examples but they all seem to be done over multiple months, and under 10b5-1 plans which is specifically to say “I plan to sell X over the next y months”.

It’s the verify definition of covering your ass to NOT be insider trading.

Trump and the Republicans have talked about tariffs for months so nothing on this long a scale of selling over months is insider trading in my opinion.

However show me the trades of people who bought and sold large amount within 24 hours of Trump flip flopping on suspending and unsuspending tariffs multiple times… THAT would be insider trading.

Fuck that’s good.

Look, I’m not approving of this, but I’m surprised that various government databases aren’t already cross referenced and linked? I always assumed they were… By the NSA or someone.

Or Microsoft/outlook/exchange. Apple wouldn’t even be in my top 20 for this question.

For insurance fraud purposes.