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by catach 4y ago
Sure, and I hope their treatment improves. My point though is that the two steps outlined above are likely insufficiently specified for turn-around success. At best.
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by catach 4y ago
The context of the conversation is about imagining universes with different properties, however.
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by catach 4y ago
> 2) treat your engineering staff amazingly well You can lean hard into a certain flavor of this. But it means orienting internal incentives away from excellence of outcome. So it gets you modern Google (allegedly): https://me
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by catach 4y ago
Charge for the melting, not the method used to achieve the melting.
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by catach 4y ago
People usually mean something like AGI: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_general_intelligenc...
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by catach 4y ago
I don't think AI search can replace most forms of commerce search--what should I buy, where should I buy it, what are the reviews--without active, continuous, unsupervised web scraping. Which means SEO tries to game it.
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by catach 4y ago
> I agree the machine does not know what a pizza tastes like nor does it know what it is to _want_ pizza It also does not "know" that a pizza is an object in a world, because none of the words its working with are attached to a
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by catach 4y ago
Depends on if, in what directions, and how far your beliefs stray from the local accepted ranges.
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by catach 4y ago
Same. Oddly enough, given that, the static sidebar in the new official doesn't bother me at all.
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by catach 4y ago
On desktop, main changes I see are the persistent header and the sidebar. Definitely agree that it's worse, but only marginally so.
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by catach 4y ago
Yeah, my impression is that SQLite stories have been very common for many years on HN. EDIT: did some counting, certainly a huge increase. Threads with "sqlite" in the title: 2022: 346 2019: 142
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by catach 4y ago
Reportedly [0] his exclusivity contract expires in June. [0] https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-features/dona...
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by catach 4y ago
That's a big potential impact for an individual sure, but the context here is the existing impact for entire economies.
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by catach 4y ago
Generalization of Blub Paradox, more or less.
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by catach 4y ago
Very clearly a space there between the "Mac" and "OS".
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by catach 4y ago
Interesting that you focused on specific production sectors while the article is more broad and abstract.
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by catach 4y ago
"My fault. Still your consequences."
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by catach 4y ago
> But it won't let you just tile a single window to a side, it is mandatory to select another window for the other half of the screen. Also it moves those windows to a separate workspace for whatever reason Hold down the Option key
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by catach 4y ago
Alas, no: https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/scrutable
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by catach 4y ago
> executed in the most petty and malicious way it could be done. This is not to excuse Twitter's actual behavior, which is clearly shitty. But: More petty and malicious would be to shut off access, then contact devs and promise th
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by catach 4y ago
Ah, much thanks for this. The concept has been with me for what seems like forever, but I'd never come across the term.
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by catach 4y ago
> Vertical tabs are clearly superior The tradeoff of sacrificing some horizontal page space for a vertical tab list is indeed worthwhile if you're opening and revisting 10 or 15+ tabs. I've got about 150 open right now. However
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by catach 4y ago
> Chrome and its derivatives are easily the worst in that regard. Vivaldi is indeed a paragon of customization. Grandparent commenter was invoking Firefox, however.
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by catach 4y ago
Seems that most of the time, to be significantly better a language also has to be significantly different.
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by catach 4y ago
I hope the evidence you find is convincing of the truth.
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by catach 4y ago
If you're limited to using public data, I struggle to see how it'd be possible to disambiguate the "bribe" case from the other, typical reasons why rule enforcement is occasionally inconsistent. I do agree that at leas
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by catach 4y ago
Technically, you don't know if it might be a paradox, because you don't know if I personally know OP or not. Except, I don't know OP, so I can't know that you don't know--hell, you might even be OP.
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by catach 4y ago
> This is a user generated content site. What are letters to the editor if not user-generated content? > I have been contributing content to Reddit for over 15 years, unpaid. So there seems to be an implied misunderstanding in the w
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by catach 4y ago
Don't believe strangers on the internet.
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by catach 4y ago
How dare that newspaper not print our second letter to the editor and ask us to place an ad instead.

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