Well people go to both google and Reddit to find answers to questions which is a use case many people could use ChatGPT for

Sure, google, Reddit, most big sites on the internet I imagine

It’s interesting because ChatGPT trained their models on data of companies they will now be competing with

Whether you think this is good or bad do people seriously not have more important issues to deal with?

Lol the author is a CEO of a big tech PR agency, maybe he thinks if he can make their reputation worse he’ll get more business

If they need it for many days this is probably cheaper

I don’t think the exact condition is known - I can buy things legally here online, so perhaps something I will try

What do you smoke? I have neuropathic pain and had wanted to try it but wasn’t sure what to get and how much. Also since my neuropathic pain is in the throat I’d probably do edibles, but there was a lot of different products and I was confused

What’s the issue with that statement?

I’m curious, does this have an effect if I imagine Boston is largely supportive of the citizens of Iran? Are there any policies experts feel our government should be adopting that it currently isn’t that would help?

Because bill gates microchipped us through vaccines, or at least that’s what the above poster who has never heard of Occam’s razor would have us believe

That article also says that there are big differences in funding across states

I don’t think that’s true - lots of funding is based on local taxes and those don’t bring in the same revenue everywhere

The black background and 3D chart make this hard to read imo

Sounds smart

If you’re not taking people’s homes and just building big on empty lots and when houses are sold people might not be happy but at the end of the day if they get to complain idk how much they care

Just to be clear I do think NIMBYs are bad and we should be building a lot more housing - I was just pointing out that the NIMBY response shouldn’t be surprising because people are just following their own incentives

The ice skating rink in larz Anderson is excellent

I mean I imagine the reason that nimbys are so common is it basically people who care more about their own interests than others which is most people

You need to either ignore them and not give them a choice, or you need to change the incentives to somehow make it worth their while, otherwise it shouldn’t be surprising that people will oppose new housing near their house

This seems light on details of what will actually be done

I feel like priority for most NIMBYs is not wanting more people near them, not the housing value

The housing value matters if you want to move short term but most nimby probably care more about what effect there will be on day to day life if they’re planning to stay in their home for a while

Obviously NIMBYs aren’t being helpful to fellow humans, but it also seems like an understandable instinct that people in a suburban neighborhood don’t want it to become more crowded, and don’t really gain anything of value otherwise

Maybe if developers could just legally bribe neighbors with cash to get projects approved that would work to reduce resistance

A recession shouldn’t be good for the players who are big already, it might be good for their competitors who might have a better chance catching up during that time

How is this any different from many of the existing jobs in Boston Sure r/Boston loves complaining about cost of living but it doesn’t seem that relevant hetr

How and where did she do this and was it legal?

I mean on the topic of this thread, it is true that there are issues with not enough housing and that zoning is often a problem

I’d like to be able to share some data when people I know oppose nearby housing projects

Obviously a video like this isn’t convincing if it just talks about like two examples