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by cj 10mo ago
I'm in the gym 10+ hours a week and still use Apple Notes. My only complaint is Apple Notes becomes buggy when the note gets too long (so I started making a new note for each month of the year). Feature request: ability to have custom
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by cj 10mo ago
Statistics like this are a pet peeve of mine. And to see a whole article filled with "x% of people think Y" is not that interesting. But honestly I'm pretty impressed that ~50% of people understand that social security paymen
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by cj 10mo ago
I mean weed really doesn't smell good. If you're not turned off by the smell, it's a learned pleasure. Similar to how nearly every child will dislike the taste of alcohol, yet after drinking for a while they'll learn to
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by cj 10mo ago
This is hysterical. Great work. Because this is HN and we must critique: I think the “HN 2035” would be more entertaining if you adjusted the prompt to suggest it use company and product names that don’t actually exist. (There’s no way HN
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by cj 10mo ago
Some quick Googling shows 1 million streams pays approx $2000. You'd need 40,000,000 streams to earn $80,000.
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by cj 10mo ago
Is there a way to export out of one account into another? I made the mistake of using my company provided ChatGPT account for non-work stuff. It was fine before the memory features came out. But now I'm regretting not having a separate
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by cj 10mo ago
While I agree we live in a time of outrage, that also works in your favor. When there’s so much “outrage” every day, it’s very easy to blend in to the background. You might have a 5 minute moment of outrage fame, but it fades away quick. If
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by cj 10mo ago
Because there are easy workarounds. If it becomes an issue, you can quickly add large disclaimers informing people that there might be offensive output because, well, it's trained on texts written during the age of racism. People typic
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by cj 10mo ago
Gemini 2.5 or 3? (3 was released yesterday)
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by cj 10mo ago
Obfuscation is banned. Minification is not. https://blog.chromium.org/2018/10/trustworthy-chrome-extensi...
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by cj 10mo ago
“Over-applied clever idea” is a good description of the essay IMO. I used to write like this in college. For me it felt good to take an idea and take it as far as possible to create logic around why the world is the way it is. At a certain
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by cj 10mo ago
Isn’t minified code banned from chrome extensions?
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by cj 10mo ago
I did a fMRI study as a volunteer in college. It involved going to the lab and practicing the thing (a puzzle / maze) I would be shown during the actual MRI. I think I went in to “practice” a couple times before showing up and doing it
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by cj 10mo ago
> demand open code and full control over the device you bought What do we do with companies/products like Tesla, short of shutting them down? Fully open code and absolute full control seems like it's going too far. Idealistical
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by cj 10mo ago
If we tax at the state level like motor vehicles, what happens when AI living in a Texas datacenter replaces 1 million jobs in Florida? The people are in Florida, but the money goes to Texas.
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by cj 10mo ago
I've found the only stocks where I can personally be successful stock picking are companies I have some sort of unique relationship or experience with that is uncommon or unavailable to sophisticated investors or analysts. E.g. you&#x2
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by cj 10mo ago
Whether or not gambling is damaging to society shouldn't be a philosophical or moral debate. And IMO "popular opinion" surveys should carry zero weight. There are many places where gambling has been fully legal for decades. W
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by cj 10mo ago
I thought Daily Mail was close to tabloid status (or a bit above). Aren’t they banned from being a citation on Wikipedia?
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by cj 10mo ago
Isn't OpenAI equally annoying? I remember multiple waiting periods, and multiple requirements to cross spend thresholds to increase in tiers. I remember at one point spamming the OpenAI API with garbage just to consume credits in order
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by cj 10mo ago
Didn't a butterfly cause those tsunamis? :)
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by cj 10mo ago
I’d be curious to hear how that could be achieved at a technical level. Presumably everything youre describing could be averted by simply air gapping the hardware? Or tightly controlling how data gets into and out of the system where the ch
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by cj 10mo ago
I don’t think the root problem is political corruption or donors. If anything, the hundreds of millions of dollars from AI lobbyists would overwhelmingly support anything that would prevent anyone outside of the US getting their hands on co
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by cj 10mo ago
I very much hope the cost of Microsoft 365 is actually $40/month/user 10 years from now! I would have guessed $200+.
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by cj 10mo ago
I’m pretty sure the top comment thread was edited because I can’t figure out what we’re debating. I think the original comment said something to the effect of “employees shouldn’t ever resolve their own conflict, their boss should do it for
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by cj 11mo ago
Direct link to study: https://mentalhealth.bmj.com/content/28/1/e301700
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by cj 11mo ago
As part of my job, I have to interview and hire people. When I first started interviewing people, I would have crippling anxiety. On days I had a interview scheduled with a candidate, I would obsess and have anxiety to the point where I was
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by cj 11mo ago
> We are talking about a situation where there is a conflict that needs to be resolved You’re overlooking the fact that your threshold for what a “conflict” is might be different from the next person’s. There’s no universally “correct” w
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by cj 11mo ago
You're describing one end of an extreme. The opposite extreme is you have someone on your team who is only able to resolve conflicts by having their boss intervene. E.g. you leave some critical feedback in a PR review. The author of
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by cj 11mo ago
Exactly, same with health insurance! I'm less likely to get sick if everyone around me has access to doctors when they get sick. (I personally don't mind subsidizing my library + local school district... good schools and libraries
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by cj 11mo ago
> The only system which will work in the US is one in which the ultra wealthy have an incentive to provide funding to the public system, and that seems like you’d need to force them to be on the public system too. In my state, I pay $15k

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