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by claw-el 6mo ago
I wonder if cities would want to create even more short term pick up and drop off points on the road for USPS, UPS, FedEx, DoorDash, Uber, Lyft, Waymo and other similar short term parking needs, this would mean removing some long term stree
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by claw-el 6mo ago
From my personal experience, Uber had been doing this since before ChatGPT became a thing. It seems like Uber is just experimenting with what number before the ‘%’ sign is going to nudge people to buy more.
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by claw-el 6mo ago
Yes, low-end disruption can totally disrupt a company’s revenue source and therefore its ability to continue to innovate and sustain its valuation… Claude Design doesn’t even need to be better than Figma, it just needs to be able to take so
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by claw-el 6mo ago
In the US, phone numbers used to be locked in similar to this too. But then regulations changed and now everyone can port their phone number away to some other providers.
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by claw-el 6mo ago
A counter example, Bank of America app don’t have functionality to do ACH transfer natively, you can only do it on the web app. But this may be on purpose by Bank of America.
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by claw-el 6mo ago
Wouldn’t the supply of labor for a role or company increase if what the company do, books or video games, is associated to what most people see as good, therefore, they are more willing to build their long term skill sets in? That perceived
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by claw-el 7mo ago
Also, certain models are more verbose than the others. We are basically at the mercy of a model who likes to ramble a lot.
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by claw-el 7mo ago
I noticed that too, but I wonder if what they are offering is just a proprietary formatting for context store, or is there something more operationally complex than that.
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by claw-el 7mo ago
Previously, a lot of SaaS’s valuation was dependent on it being a ‘platform’ where their customers ‘do almost everything only on their platform’, keeping them within that SaaS’s ecosystem. By making the tools compostable, the valuation from
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by claw-el 7mo ago
There is always 88.9% or 88.89%
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by claw-el 11mo ago
Ben Thompson is a content creator. Even if Ben’s content does not directly benefit from ads, it is the fact that other content creator’s content having ads is what makes Ben’s content premium in comparison. I would say that, on this topic (
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by claw-el 11mo ago
The American series (House and Elementary) has the advantage of more seasons and episodes, which I think is sometimes required to showcase the challenges of drug addiction and mental health. The fact that these characters having to come bac
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by claw-el 11mo ago
One reason I like CBS’s Elementary’s depiction of Sherlock (maybe more so than BBC’s Sherlock) is because how Elementary treats Sherlock’s mental health and addiction recovery as central to the character. As great as Sherlock is at solving
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by claw-el 11mo ago
> Also, I tend to attack bugs by priority/severity, as opposed to difficulty. This is one part that is rarely properly implemented. We have our bug bash days too, but I noticed after the fact that maybe 1/3 of the bugs we solve
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by claw-el 11mo ago
A regulation being good or bad is not a fixed thing. A regulation that was good when created could change to bad due to circumstances or new innovation introduced. Maybe something innovators can learn to do better is to involve regulators e
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by claw-el 1y ago
Infinite loop detected
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by claw-el 1y ago
I want to clarify that I am not trying to argue but genuinely curious what is the ‘right solve’ here. If we create an exception for doctors, what about ‘medical lab technicians’, ‘wastewater treatment professionals’ or ‘air traffic controll
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by claw-el 1y ago
I believe the main ‘change’ of this $100,000 fee is the composition of labor. A doctor applies for H1B too and various other non-tech job applies for H1B too. Startups and hospitals have a much higher chance to not willing to pay for the fe
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by claw-el 1y ago
I am curious if you think that the payment processing companies refusing to serve legal yet undesirable businesses to be in a similar situation as this Palantir situation here?
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by claw-el 1y ago
>… should be able to earn money from <activity>… I wonder what forms our perception of what activity should be able to earn money from and what should not. I know that me being a professional nap taker should not be able to earn mo
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by claw-el 1y ago
> When EC2 launched, it wasn't really clear what people would do with it, but it was very cool and it was clear that it could be a big deal in some form, sooner or later. Hindsight is 20/20, but how do you spot for “it was very
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by claw-el 1y ago
I have seen two sides of these artificial constraints people at their work impose. I am still not sure if these artificial constraints are good or bad. On one hand, I see these artificial constraints making it hard for individuals of varyin
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by claw-el 1y ago
The other confusion with self driving for me is, is the “self” the human or the car? Self driving can totally means the human own-self driving. Having SAE level is clearer.
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by claw-el 1y ago
During a security breach, if the vendor’s brand is more popular than you, you say, they are a popular brand, everyone uses them. We couldn’t have known better. If your brand is more popular than the vendor’s, it is called, you should have k
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by claw-el 1y ago
Isn’t having the name (e.g. Over2gb) easier to understand than just saying v2? This is in the situation where there is breaking changes forced upon v1/downloadFile.
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by claw-el 1y ago
If there is a breaking change forced upon in the future, can’t we use a different name for the function?
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by claw-el 1y ago
> However, a technically-poor product can make it nearly impossible to build an elegant API. That’s because API design usually tracks the “basic resources” of a product (for instance, Jira’s resources would be issues, projects, users and
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by claw-el 1y ago
One challenge with the government taking large ownership in private companies is that it creates an opportunity to offload the ownership later, and that offloading might happen during a different presidential administration from the one tha
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by claw-el 1y ago
Any LP system will have false positive and false negative. If we can have a perfect LP system without false signals, I think self-checkout systems would have been more wide spread by now. I was accused of not paying for certain items at a g
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by claw-el 1y ago
What’s the benefit for GPT 5 model not to optimize the prompt they get directly instead of relying on this optimizer?

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