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It’s been the teams, people working together to figure things out and get things done.
We build in sand. But we are building it together. How lucky we are!
We build in sand. But we are building it together. How lucky we are!
September 5, 2025 at 10:58 PM
It’s been the teams, people working together to figure things out and get things done.
We build in sand. But we are building it together. How lucky we are!
We build in sand. But we are building it together. How lucky we are!
Reposted by tsky
This seems especially questionable because Google has been pushing LLM responses on search that were known to be low quality,likely smaller,lower energy models.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
August 27, 2025 at 3:05 AM
This seems especially questionable because Google has been pushing LLM responses on search that were known to be low quality,likely smaller,lower energy models.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
This seems especially questionable because Google has been pushing LLM responses on search that were known to be low quality,likely smaller,lower energy models.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
August 27, 2025 at 3:05 AM
This seems especially questionable because Google has been pushing LLM responses on search that were known to be low quality,likely smaller,lower energy models.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
Its search properties are so vast, it seems plausible that these could outstrip all the consumer&API Gemini usage in terms of the median.
Yeah, I had a bad pillow for 8 mo 1 time in another country a decade ago where pillows weren’t a thing. It got worse and worse, flew home to doc. Then I realized I was straining them by the way I was lying down. Now I use a leg pillow too to help stability. Scary indeed, good luck in resolution!
August 24, 2025 at 1:02 AM
Yeah, I had a bad pillow for 8 mo 1 time in another country a decade ago where pillows weren’t a thing. It got worse and worse, flew home to doc. Then I realized I was straining them by the way I was lying down. Now I use a leg pillow too to help stability. Scary indeed, good luck in resolution!
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