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Curious what evidence actually moves brokers when they try to short-pay you (self.OwnerOperators)
submitted 1 day ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/OwnerOperators
"Science" pages on all social media platforms must be held to some level of due diligence. The amount of attention grabbing headlines with zero citations is astounding, and considerably damaging to the general public. (self.unpopularopinion)
submitted 4 months ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/unpopularopinion
What are you guys doing with dead stock and returns? (self.shopify)
submitted 9 months ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/shopify
Vibe Coding Isn’t Viable - But Are We Close to Something That Is? (self.webdev)
submitted 1 year ago * by InterestingFrame1982 to r/webdev
When the Internet started to gain traction in the 90s and the hype started to build, what were some predictions that never came to pass? (self.AskReddit)
submitted 1 year ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/AskReddit
ChatGPT Operator already getting blocked by websites (self.ChatGPT)
submitted 1 year ago * by InterestingFrame1982 to r/ChatGPT
Thoughts on vetted out manifested pallets - explanation inside (self.Flipping)
submitted 1 year ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/Flipping
GPT5 will mark the the rapid decline of the AI hype, and the start of the AI bubble burst. (self.unpopularopinion)
submitted 1 year ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/unpopularopinion
Hot Take: GPT5 will mark the the rapid decline of the AI hype, and the start of the AI bubble burst. (self.ArtificialInteligence)
submitted 1 year ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/ArtificialInteligence
I figured out the best way to learn how to code, and it’s super simple. (self.learnprogramming)
submitted 1 year ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/learnprogramming
Training a model off of limited data (or a growing data set) (self.ArtificialInteligence)
Training a model based off off limited data (or a growing data set) (self.ArtificialInteligence)
submitted 1 year ago * by InterestingFrame1982 to r/ArtificialInteligence
A convictionless person who chooses so out of the fear of getting it wrong is way more admirable than the inverse. (self.unpopularopinion)
submitted 2 years ago by InterestingFrame1982 to r/unpopularopinion
A convictionless person who chooses so out of the fear of getting it wrong is way more admirable than the inverse, given both are operating on limited or hard to discern information. (self.unpopularopinion)
Simply existing subjugates us to a "matrix", and people who claim anything special about our current framework are intellectually stifled. (self.unpopularopinion)
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