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I read it weekly or so and have showdead on. It would be nice to have multiple levels of dead. I want to see what’s unpopular or questionable in new, not the dating site spam. I nominate showhell as a new flag and setting for spam. I’ve fou
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I liked this, although it seemed like there were unusual typos/missing words for Rands in a couple of places. Is this a book draft? It's a good exercise to mentally go around the a meeting room and think about what each person wan
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For the most part, those aren't like-for-like comparisons. In much of the US, where the average mortgage price is higher, it's because people are buying more than what they would rent. There are a few distorted markets where that&
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I don't think so. A rental house is almost always more expensive if it's an apples-to-apples space, or the renter's use of it is significantly restricted even though it looks similar. Sometimes both. There can be temporary mi
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
You come out ahead with home ownership if you buy the right-sized home and stay there. Homes almost always offer more space and utility for less than rent would, assuming the rental even allows you to do what you want to do with your home o
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
That’s my personal preference, to hire great remote employees around the world and treat them as first class as headquarters employees regardless of role. I was just explaining the unfortunate correlation Indian support centers have with th
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Cryptic Studio's Jack Emmert on Creating Lasting MMOs(gamesindustry.biz)
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
That’s a healthy perspective. I’m someone fortunate to work a perfect job for me, and there have still been clients that almost burnt me out of it. It also can be painful to see work in your favorite field be misunderstood or misused.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
It’s not their race, it’s that they are completely removed from the business context, given simple resolution scripts and little power to escalate out of their call center. When you hear the accent, you know it’s likely the business has don
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Yes, exactly. Or a few sentences “Write a post that tells people about…” Their bulleted notes would’ve been a good post, most likely.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
This sounds like how you get (or at least used to get) free AWS and Azure credits in your first x years as a startup or until you met revenue thresholds. You wouldn't get as many, but, you didn't have to give up a share of your co
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
You keep your personal account, but it goes into either a read-only or trial mode until you subscribe or connect another free account source. You can export everything out if you want to switch to a different tool.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
My thoughts are generally in line with the conclusion. The growth in the rooftop solar market has come from right-sized installations that can be put up in a day or two by a small crew. Minimizing crew and paperwork costs is important when
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Are we talking about the same thing? I just double-checked Anthropic still offers per-seat plans. So does OpenAI though they split the Codex-only plan away from per-seat. Gemini does as well. There’s pooled usage over certain limits but it’
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
They are available. Seats for team or enterprise plans cost more than the retail prices, but they are fixed prices with resetting usage limits. You can assign seats to members that are the equivalent of $20/$100/$200/mo plans
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
I don't know; I'm not involved. Just noticed the UI affordance.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
I don’t know why they are on there, but YC startups list their batch and year in parentheses on job posts, e.g. (W25). Example: https://www.workatastartup.com/jobs/88812 The Plaid listing you linked doesn’t have a batc
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Yes, that’s the risk in the argument.
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The main no argument is that it makes risky games riskier for the developer, publisher and IP holder. Games like Marathon never get approved.
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No, but even if it did, there is a third party keeping them honest, the business that doesn’t want to be overcharged for successes and doesn’t want angry customers.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
The parent to their post was saying your risk assessment of which country should host is incorrect, given who you believe to be your biggest threat, i.e. your preferences are not aligned with reducing your risk.
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
This announcement makes sense to me because I listened to this interview between the cofounder and one of the Collison brothers awhile back. https://cheekypint.transistor.fm/11 I recommend it if you’d enjoy a couple of Iris
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Frustration from the outages, anti-AI sentiment, and the anti-hosted-software sentiment are converging. On the positive side, HN has gone through multiple periods of enthusiasm for new code forges. There was even excitement for GitHub at on
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by 1123581321 5mo ago
Point taken, but you should call emergency services if the threat is acute. They will obtain a faster response from the utility if needed.
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by 1123581321 6mo ago
We should expect the same automated personalization to be used offensively and for that personalization to be packaged into tools anyone can run (natural language interface, likely.) (Appreciate your counterpoint for its own sake. It’s an i
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That's why I started creating TUI apps. The cli was increasingly becoming a main view for daily work. I was using shortcuts to put the terminal side by side with other desktop apps or browser windows for context, but it was nicer to ju
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by 1123581321 6mo ago
What are the leading uncensored models? How well do they perform for you?
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Thanks. That makes sense, and the thread reads differently to me now. I’m not hopeful the guy will see any refund.
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by 1123581321 6mo ago
Thank you, and agree with hirako2000 that I was primed to believe they would actually reply like that, so found it harder to follow for that reason.
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by 1123581321 6mo ago
Totally missed that, and it was obvious in retrospect, haha. Thank you.

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