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I don’t get it, anyone able to explain?
It’s always a bit strange when you only hear from people once every few years, just as they need an intro or career advice or whatever- the beginning of those conversations is usually a bit of sheepish catch-up on what happened after you last spoke with them. Similarly, there have been times when I have felt like a dope after realizing that I failed to follow up myself after a call, and am again reaching out for another reason.
However, when you follow up with someone as simple as “Thanks for connecting me with so and so, we had a great chat” or “I tried that thing you suggested, here’s how it worked out”, you build mutual trust and enthusiasm for a successful outcome to the conversation you had. It’s a genuine and thoughtful way to grow your relationship.
https://youtu.be/GO_xkUcVea8 (NYC)
https://youtu.be/5_qUdwfxBVQ (on a farm)
The pricing of settlements is frequently tied to the size of insurance policies. So you’re right, but it may take a few hops for the trend to percolate.
Of course, “utm” lives on today as a standard prefix for link tracking parameters, even outside of google analytics
Does Anthropic do something like this as well, or is there another reason Claude Sonnet 3.5 is so much better at coding than GPT-4o?
As a stopgap, I've started requiring that applicants demonstrate proof of life through a simple question like 'what is the headline on the frontpage of the new york times today', since many LLMs can't live search yet.
Price of a gallon of milk over time