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by azinman2 1y ago
Where does one acquire 90M hours of video without being YouTube?
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According to the article it’s largely self paid. I’d also be surprised anyone for a pre-product startup is being paid millions a year to run it… even her.
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First a contacts app that bombed, and now an ai assistant? I fear she’s stuck in the past and now is in a beyond crowded space. Have any of her attempts post google worked?
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Isn’t that what they’re promising with the agent?
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You could also just record a video.
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You should write a blog post about your learnings. If you could even give some high level highlights here that’d be really helpful.
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by azinman2 1y ago
Not only are you uncharitably interpreting my words, you’re making incorrect assumptions across your entire comment here. You’re also shifting from “post workout recovery” (which implies something very non-medically needed) to chronically i
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by azinman2 1y ago
Yes I’m saying they should always be present. It is known to otherwise be error prone, which is why new c-like languages do not permit this (eg go) nor do many style guides ( https://google.github.io/styleguide/cppguide.
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There aren’t {} brackets after the if
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by azinman2 1y ago
And thus it’s surprising to me they haven’t changed their style moving forward when it’s known that this is error prone.
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Except this was new code.
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Looking at that code I’m shocked that Postgres allows two-liner if statements without a matching {} (I’m sure someone pedantically will point out that I’m using the wrong terminology or that it was actually several lines of conditionals). T
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by azinman2 1y ago
> Well, one party’s stated solution for high oil imports was not to reduce consumption but rather “drill baby, drill!” The idiotic lie here is that the US doesn’t really have the right refinement plants to handle US based oil, so they ha
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ByteDance's Seedream 4.0 AI image generator achieves photorealism(techradar.com)
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From the GP: > I have never heard of an insurance policy in the US that allows you to consume as much, and whatever type of healthcare that you want. Quite the opposite is most people's experience. You have to justify any visit to a
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by azinman2 1y ago
Except I’ve only ever encountered 1 doctor who isn’t in network. I have a 4k max out of pocket for out of network. Even my acupuncturist is in-network. I’ve never found a doctor who would do anything daily, but if there was a medical need,
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Many of these things you state as fact do not match my reality. > I have never heard of an insurance policy in the US that allows you to consume as much, and whatever type of healthcare that you want. That’s basically my plan. I work for
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Seems extreme.
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Maybe im missing something, but I can’t figure out how to see the actual list of servers. Where is it?
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> there were already enough apps of that kind on their App Store I’d love to see that. I’ve never heard of denial for that reason, and the App Store is certainly crowded in every category.
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by azinman2 1y ago
True. But we’ve also seen environmental correlations as well, as well as things like age of the father, etc.
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According to my friend who is a geneticist, 30% of cases of autism can be found in DNA. Clearly not all cases are.
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Avoid nano zinc and yes, it sits on the surface. The chemical ones absorb into your skin.
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You’re making the assumption (from what I understand) that most of the inefficiency is in the administration side. I’m sure there is, but it’s also woefully complicated with insurance, laws, parties who may or may not be financially and cog
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by azinman2 1y ago
Feels like a lot of overreactions here amongst people who haven’t seen the pop up. The put the opt out front and center — it’s not buried at all. They make it very clear in the language, including commitments to data transparency. I’m not s
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Just unclick the box to opt out. They put it front and center.
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Cheaper but worse unfortunately will win in most cases. At least it’ll eventually become easier to distinguish oneself with something better. You’ll just always be slower.
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The drag and drop is what makes it good. Interface builder had that on macOS; that’s basically dead now. I feel like Visual Basic had that too? I don’t know if that still exists.
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They sell being the default, but you can change it.
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The point of the article is if you use the more modern private API, then it does sandbox the experience and pulls in user privacy preferences while still being an in app browser. There are just older APIs that respect your privacy less.

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