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Comment Re:I don't under why you want cold overpriced food (Score 1) 148

When I go to Wendy's, which is the only fast food chain I've been into in a while, they come see me at the register promptly even when there is drive through traffic. And there usually is, because most of their orders seem to go through there.

When I eat hot food out, and it's not in a restaurant, I park someplace promptly and eat it. You can always ask your GPS to find you a park, or even just zoom out a bit and look for green shapes.

But I do agree that it's bananas to spend big money for delivery when food is a short drive away. This is the freedom people are talking about in car ownership, to not drive?

Comment Re: "Some results could be sponsored" (Score 1) 26

You didn't know who saw it, but you don't know that now. I don't look at everything on a web page. I block out as much irrelevant bullshit as possible, some with my brain, some with tools that may not make it clear that I didn't see the ad.

You only know who clicked the ad, and even that you can't be sure about. But you could know before who was responding to your ad if your ad contained an offer, by who came in asking for it.

Comment Re:Renter mentality (Score 1) 61

Did you actually expect the house to come with furniture, without an explicit statement that it's furnished?

What if the previous owner hadn't left yet, and the pictures were of the previous owner's furniture - would you have just presumed that you get their furniture?

I don't see any issue with this. Real estate agents used to virtually insert furniture via non-AI means. Here you're just going to be having an AI model that generates a depth map from the existing space and is then allowed to imagine in whatever furniture is described to fit into that depth map - it just makes the process easier / faster (letting the agent iterate through possibilities faster) and better looking.

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