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Wasn't sure what to expect when I clicked this link.
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Large-scale enterprises are really something to behold. Take one small example. A certain large company has cafeterias in many locations. Each of these cafeterias is like a small enterprise. And it has nothing to do with the core busine
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Imagine a world where people could just be happy with returns on investments. Even treasury bills. Can't we all just be happy?
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Sorry, a Tesla is neither luxurious nor a yacht.
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"Garden and Gun"? Is this a parody?
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Sugar cane required annual burning of the fields, which became really unpopular. That and labor practices. They still grow millions of pineapples
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Coming soon: This article requires Age Verification. Please hold up your passport to the sensor on your device to continue.
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Now let's do washing machines and refrigerators
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Hawaii is the one I don't get. Every building there should be festooned with panels. They have the best opportunity to be a world leader in electrification. Instead they import bunker fuel. The tankers dock at the power station, whi
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Are they merging with Palantir any time soon?
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I'd like to buy some of these tags and use them as displays around my house.
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I do not spend money at businesses that treat me like a criminal.
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I like it, but this could have been a tab delimited text file.
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"new-to-me" physics
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People had morals back then... you could trust good people to do the right thing.
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>> internal corruption and incompetence can run rampant This affliction happens to almost every company, eventually. Nobody seems to have solved this.
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Monte Sereno or Saratoga?
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Perhaps this venture would have been more successful as a Public Benefit Corporation. In the USA in 2026, "capitalism", "politics", and "evil" have all become synonymous. Maybe I am naive, and the corruption is
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It works fine as long as no one is writing to the sqlite file and you are not in WAL mode, which is not the default.
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Sangamon's Principle
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Sounds like something straight out of Dilbert
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I solved this by upgrading Claude Code, closing down all instances, closing my browser, starting claude again, and doing a /login
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Why would they send such an old plane into a combat situation unless they wanted it to get shot down?
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Those brutally cold temperatures are really not compatible with most human beings
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We can just buy them off Alibaba
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That was the goal all along.
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Literally anything else. In 1992 we did email on the command line with green screen terminals
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Ask HN: Was Bay Area traffic less today?
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At my FAANG in Sunnyvale, I often feel like the last white guy on earth. But I don't resent the people who stepped up to fill the jobs. Rather, I am disappointed that these amazing jobs were basically gifted to US residents, but my fel
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>> It has to be a decision from the very top Satya is incentivized to maximize his own pay package, not whatever it is that customers whinge about
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