I didn't get it either until I trained the algorithm to feed me what I want by just clicking the three dots and selecting Not Interested on anything I never wanted to see again... it listens, whats left is really unmatched anywhere, I've really looked, and occasionally still do out of curiosity.

Train it: I just have to spend 3 minutes every other year to tap the 3 dots on every post and choose "Not Interested", for an epic feed unmatched anywhere.

Train the algorithm so that you can be the sort of product you want to see in the world

Theres much more diversity of thought on the right, did they get more open minded?

It's almost week-end! But I'm pretty sure these were shared merely as historical anecdotes, and that Suno 4.5 is the bleeding edge here...

Brave gives you everything Premium for free.

Do elaborate...

Bad UX... "chat with thousands of filings" but right after: pick a ticker to start. Sure, click the Chat tab instead. Type a query. Roadblock: you have to log in first. After login, boom query wiped. I'm sure people won't use it for the UX, but UX matters...

Chat with "millions" of filings. As long as you select them one at a time.

This approach allows for better accuracy per response since the context is shorter and more precise. "Search and analyze" was the messaging but I get your point. Thanks !

Getting all the filings is a lot of work, too - you have to build an old load parser

Good feedback, will work on saving the user's query before the signing in.

Same budget line item?

Except that the debt levels are unsustainable, mostly because of lack of competition, probably...

>due to the private contracts turning out to be much more expensive than anticipated, and delivering sub-par service.

Mostly because the richest people keep stealing money through lobbying for tax cuts.

And its' happening right now. House passed a 900b dollar cut to Medicaid to fund the latest cuts. If you want to pay off deficits you need your biggest contributors to pay their share. But no one who harps about the deficit seems to want to talk about that.