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2y ago
The safest thing to do is to actually add the allergens to some degree and then warn people.
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> such as any human society — you need rules and traffic cops. We need some rules does not automatically mean we need to put government in charge. Rules and order can emerge spontaneously from the society itself and it is much more acco
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Exactly my thoughts. I dont want anything being dropped on me when I am riding my bike or walking with an infant in a stroller. But I am hoping the guy did this just to solve problems and not actually dropping hats on others.
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Uncle sam gets the money which gets used to feed a massive bureaucracy that does no productive work and whatever remains then goes to ATT. Often very little.
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2y ago
People do not chase money to get rich always.
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Fired generally implies that the employee was removed because they were not needed or they were adding negative value. It does not appear to be the case here. Sam was given an option to continue with YC but he chose a bigger project.
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I subscribe to the "Taking Children Seriously" movement. My position is that there is no reason to track kids 100% of the times, however if the kids do not mind, I do not see why this can be a good watch.
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2y ago
This is one good product.
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These are for land rich countries like USA and Canada as you have pointed out and that too for expressways, interstates etc. These are not meant to be build in cities.
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2y ago
It generally means your premise might be seriously wrong.
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2y ago
While I appreciate your inputs for those reading this please do not take this as good investment advice. A lot of things need to align for you to benefit from even the specialized knowledge here.
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Google's Gemini is not mind-blowing nor probably top model but without a doubt is in the same ballpark as all their competitors. Which I think is a pretty Good sign. Just like Meta, Google did not drop the ball on AI and looks like the
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I think when it comes to success Google's products find success with either (or both) of the two factors. 1. Excellent integration with rest of the google ecosystem which ends up me and my friends using it and it is good enough so we c
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The idea is not to agree with the law or that the law is good or even essential but by having few of them you avoid the misery and achieve better compliance.
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If it works what is wrong with DOS ? But even if you redo the whole thing and it is efficient, it is still less than some minor performance improvement in Chrome can achieve for the world.
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Nothing prevents you from working with liked minded individuals to create your own "infra". The phrase "we the people" sounds cool but in reality what you mean is "your money, my idea". Roads is a very common a
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2y ago
Yes. But you can also use it just for basic typo and grammar correction.
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A ruthless prison system works only when the number of laws are few and the crimes are few. The only absolutely heinous people go to jail. With the big government that uses different lawfare tactics to go after people it does not like, it b
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This actually is smarter strategy IMO. Throwing the hat in the ring forces your competitors think about it and make them work too. It also gives you first mover advantage making people think you did it first. A lot of AI tools make more sen
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AI-powered search is not a good idea as of today. Someday it would be, but that day is not today. Google knows this well, and hence that is why despite having their internal LLMs for a long time, they did not touch search with it. Google&#x
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A small improvement done at Google's scale as pretty low end engineer would have greater impact on world than any "elsewhere".
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Mobile scene in USA is much improved than 10 years ago in my opinion. ATT/Verizon were too expensive and T-Mobile despite that poor service made a big difference. Google Fi has been my fav though as it gives me basic connectivity when
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The best way to resolve these issues is never "force the bad guys to do good things" but rather destroy the walls which enable their rent seeking. Regulators can work to make it extremely simple for new techs in this space to come
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A lot of smaller countries get bailed out by large countries and when the small countries go down only a small % of people and next to nothing of humanity is impacted. US defaulting on its debt is likely going to be a far bigger problem tha
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1. Demos are meant for feel magical and except in Apple's case they are often exaggerated versions of their real product. 2. Even then this is a wonderful step for tech in general and not just OpenAI. Makes me very excited. 3. Most eco
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Does not matter because all of them are essentially run by California's Public Utilities Commission. Everything that these companies can do differently is ultimately decided by corrupt and incompetent people in PUC. All this leads to t
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Here is the rule of thumb. Does the "scientist" pay some serious price for being wrong ? Doctors lose business if they are not very good. Bakers lose business if they are not very good. Car mechanics lose business if they cant dia
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May be and since this discussion can quickly spiral out of hand into flamewars I will not counter your claim anymore. My question was whether the scientists who are warning us are "social scientists" who study dubious areas of &qu
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The "fake" part mostly comes from the "social science" aspect.
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You kind of prove the point previous person is trying to make. Hard science proved the tobacco leads to cancer, Social Sciences helped Tobacco companies get highest ESG ratings. Climate change is another of "not really science" fi
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