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REMspace: Communication Between People in Dreams
(bloomberg.com)
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My challenge with icon sets, is what happens when I need something beyond the set? Maybe try a multi model LLM and give it the examples?
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Billion in one millisecond...
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Wow, /r/anime_titties/ is serious doomscrolling. Not recommended.
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...or just downvote in the hopes that the algorithm will de-amplify their future posts.
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What baud is that? /s
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Sadly, I'm not sure there's a correlation here: a lot of these learnings and restrictions are newer than secularism.
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You want NIMBY/NIMBY, let Manhattan into the chat! You have Elizabeth Street garden getting bulldozed for affordable housing, Chinatown bulldozed for a megajail (yes, in Manhattan), and who knows what'll happen with casinos in Hud
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The profitability is publicly reported, and would be after discounting. (that said, if the discounting came from another division say ads, then it could be buried... no idea if Google is doing this...)
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Fascinating to see all this hate, and at the same time Google is reporting terrific growth and profitability for GCP. Any idea how? Large customers? https://www.google.com/search?q=google+cloud+profitable
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Security and privacy
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Preferences to turn off https://www.linkedin.com/mypreferences/m/settings/data-for-a... https://www.linkedin.com/mypreferences/m/settings/policy-and...
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there's lots of ways to succeed on youtube and in this world. MrBeast is only one form. As one of many examples, the ww2 channel is quite different but also financially successful: https://www.youtube.com/@WorldWarTwo
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benchmark results ?
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-1: stationary security cameras are trivial to disable and can't do anything else( ). Drones can disrupt supply chains and snarl traffic, among many bad things. ( ) true, all IP-connected devices can be launching-points for other attac
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In war, the "fact" is simply that another nation-state represents a material and growing threat. China in particular has more than met this bar.
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??? technology invention is not about "market inefficiency"...
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yyy but also remember survivor bias: for every AirBnB, there's dozens of companies whose founders ran them into the ground for all the usual reasons, of which "lack of scaling" is both a lazy umbrella and also a subset of the
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That narrative is only in the uneducated public. Every Y2K perfect of course documented its many findings and fixes. In fact, the REASON Y2K got so much budget and attention were the early companies that started discovering the issues and a
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low quality discussion, lots of ignorant speculation... I wonder if there's a way to analyze HN discussions to measure "quality" ?
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vanilla, single-node postgres ?
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??? is this a troll post? A pie is a physical object which enjoys a barrier to competition by being geographically near the consumer - other pies are not near your mouth. A pie degrades quickly over time - last month's pie is not a com
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obviously, you need substantial storage... what about harvesting water from the air ? I've heard that modern techniques can work in 15% humidity ? also, trucking in water once a year can augment the supply ? at 10c per gallon, it doe
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+1. Repair all sorts of stuff... Capresso burr grinder, little plastic knob broke off inside, repaired with a 10c washer and glue... worked great for years and you'd never know...
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Garden leave hurts everyone if key people are disallowed from working in their peaks years of their societal contributions. More generally, in high turnover industries, we're taking out x% of the workforce and paying them to not work,
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Depending on the industry, another solution is to name the competitors and keep the list very narrow.
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-1: banning non-competes attracts the best talent. https://www.google.com/search?q=non-compete+route+128+vs+sil...
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Depends on row width. 10KB JSON fields are all too common.
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I would not wish this on anybody.
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Good luck collecting: X is notorious for stiffing on debts.
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