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The README for the project is one of the most detailed READMEs I’ve ever seen. The landing page for the website has as much detail as you can reasonably expect, even including a couple of feature demos. There are clear links to the docs and
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Andrew Ng isn't proposing anything more than starting with a product idea rather than a market definition. "I've got an idea for a product so let's build a prototype to test it" isn't waterfall. His argument is
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You’re making a very different point to the article. The article is about how to pay for content, your point is that you don’t want to pay for content at all.
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Any evidence for that claim? The issue is not whether there is administrative overhead, but the amount of it. It’s not obvious to me that completely different funding models would incur the exact same amount of overhead on the practitioners
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The first is a complex solution that would require many elements to work. The second requires nothing at all; it couldn't be simpler. Why would Occam's Razor point you to the first?
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I tried the first 5 on my 15 pro max. First one didn’t work at all. They all stopped working if I pressed “play” on the example, giving the impression they’re broken.
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Mobile phones were a fad?
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It sounds like you want to provide an enterprise-grade service, why wouldn’t you expect to pay enterprise-grade prices to your suppliers?
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I’m fascinated - I’ve never thought of reading the time as a maths skill. How does it depend on learning multiplication? (non-American here, I may be lacking context that makes it obvious)
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There’s an assumption to your argument that I don’t believe holds true, that there is such a significant difference that it should be easily describable. Talking about the arts is difficult. In everyday conversation, well known phrases for
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This isn’t Notion’s community forum. Could you please stop spamming Hacker News with requests for your customers to file support tickets?
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I suspect the poster you’re responding to would say you are agreeing with them, not disagreeing. I took that post to be a criticism of people who seek to go into management without the expertise you will have gathered as an IC, or without t
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The law tends to be weighted towards the consumer, but the law does apply to producers and supply chains, too. Photoshop doesn’t come with a library of copyrighted images, and would not be able to do so without licensing those images (wheth
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Some reasons are given in the very first paragraph.
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That’s technically correct, and I think the author would say he’s aware of that definition. The article as I read it is trying to make a broader point, that there are underlying mathematical principles that inspired Codd’s relational model.
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I think they meant the stack doesn’t matter in the sense of “which stack you choose from the options available”, rather than “whether you choose a stack versus writing machine code”.
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I'd guess that for many of the folks reading this page, your focus on their sexual features is more curious than whether you're blaming anyone. Even in the full knowledge of the purported origins of lipstick, it's interesting
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Pressing ctrl-v takes hours?
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I wouldn’t expect it to make things easier for employees to require them to have printed receipts for everything. That’s a roadblock in its own right. I’ve not used Concur but I’ve never met anyone who hasn’t preferred moving on from antiqu
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That's a bit of a rant you've got going on there. Why participate in the hysteria if doesn't mean anything to you?
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Not sure that article is making the point you have in mind: “people let playlists run on in the background when they serve inoffensive, bland music they can’t be bothered to turn off. If you look at the music Spotify has broken, it’s all ch
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Do you have any evidence to support your assertion here? It seems to me that promoting well practiced liars has rarely resulted in reasoned discussions. Nor does compelling people to promote bad faith actors seem to me anything other than a
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Don’t what? Plenty of anti-social people complain about social hierarchies, just as with social people.
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No, it doesn’t. The entire value of Twitter depends on their entire monetization. That comes from revenue per mDAU, not just mDAU. Why should a disinterested, objective financier care if $1 billion dollars of revenue came with a real figure
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No - the seller has reported the faults for years, and is known to spend vast quantities of money every year dealing with the resulting problems. It’s like buying a house after famously visiting it every day for several years running, seein
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This is an awful article. I would rate someone as having poor “solving” skills if they demonstrated this level of thinking. Most fundamentally, of course the data shows that “would hire” correlates to “appears to have the skill this intervi
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For my part, I believe that large scale partisan cherry picking of facts is a terrible thing for free speech and democracy. Any adult should have learnt that starting with a kernel of truth, or flooding the debate with accusations and deman
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As a one time political activist, I’ve met plenty of folks with strong convictions that are very pleasant people. The pacifist, vegan, transgender campaigner I am thinking of would never take the approach you’re describing. I’ve been to eve
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“Murder” is a curious choice of analogy, too. Seems to me this thread is very firmly subject to Godwin’s Law. > When have you ever seen Stallman be pragmatic instead of idealist Pragmatism vs idealism isn’t the point. My question was why
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Unless you have a low opinion of Stallman, why would you expect him to be so dismissive of the day-to-day concerns of someone who wants to support a family? Using extreme ethical examples to justify a statement is how Godwin’s Law came abou

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