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elAhmo
9mo ago
Makes you wonder why the need for the incredible detail if we are just fine with blurry details.
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elAhmo
9mo ago
It is time for a new TV!
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elAhmo
9mo ago
It is not even remotely close making a comparison between reading an article on Wikipedia and visiting a country for 10 days.
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elAhmo
9mo ago
The changes in Tahoe do not fall under the bucket of "no matter how small". We have grown to accept many small, but very annoying changes, starting from disappearing scrollbars to not showing full URL in Safari, to name a few, whi
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elAhmo
9mo ago
"Linux is finally in this position" is a meme at this point.
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elAhmo
9mo ago
Elon has interest in monetary gain and stirring conflicts around the world. It is sad that individuals like you are drunk on his coolaid.
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elAhmo
9mo ago
Can't believe you tried so hard to list reasons for taking the route, and missed an obvious one that other commenters suggested. Travel is not always just A->B as fast as possible.
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elAhmo
9mo ago
This take is ridiculous. Nearly everyone who uses Max agrees that what they get for the money paid is an amazing deal. If you don't use or understand how LLMs fit in your workflows, you are not the target customer. But for people who u
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elAhmo
9mo ago
Not that hard to understand, they want to control how their users use their product. A CLI they built, even acquiring the framework it was built in, is a way to achieve that.
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10mo ago
> and for a little more I can throw in the accounting and tax software As someone who has worked in two companies that raised millions of dollars and had hundred people tackling just half of this, tax software, you are in for a treat.
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elAhmo
10mo ago
Could you elaborate on this?
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elAhmo
10mo ago
Of course it hasn't, it is a cult of personality.
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elAhmo
10mo ago
> High valuation reflects investor expectations of growth and future tech upside. Yeah, sure.
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10mo ago
Hah! We had the same situation taking a train from Marseille to Paris. Looked at the seats, entered the proper carriage, sit down, and at the next stop someone came and told us we took their seats. I was like 'this is 74B' (or wha
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elAhmo
10mo ago
What DoD has to do with a release of this model?
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10mo ago
Both is true, models have also been significantly improved in the last year alone, let's not even talk about 4 years ago. Agents, tooling and other sugar on top is just that - enabling more efficient and creative usage, but let's
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elAhmo
10mo ago
> Google could have been an advertising company with a search engine. I'm glad they aren't. They are effectively this. With huge margins that allow them to have side projects.
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10mo ago
Is there really much difference between Wifi 5, 6, 7, especially when travelling given relatively limited speeds you might find yourself in? I don't even know what is my Wifi "version" at none of the places I have my routers,
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elAhmo
10mo ago
It is a ridiculous claim. It is always a choice, you are not really forced to fly in any case. If you do want to fly, or have a very strong reason to, there are other means of transports, or flying to different airpots if you really want to
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elAhmo
10mo ago
Ryanair.com tickets were flagged as such? I can't believe this, have used the website in the past two years 10 or so times, never had this.
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10mo ago
I honestly don't know would I be able to keep it together if something like that happened to me and my family. Definitely should be fraud and compensated VERY HEAVILY if it happens to someone due to a technical glitch or something simi
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elAhmo
10mo ago
It is the new normal, whether you are against it or not. If someone used AI, it is a good discussion to see whether they should explicitly disclose it, but people have been using assisted tools, from auto-complete, text expanders, IDE refac
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10mo ago
I wish I had the luxury of spending probably dozens of millions on a meaningless effort like this. Any similar font like this one would do the trick, without the need to have a fancy series of blog posts trying to convince users this font i
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elAhmo
10mo ago
Udemy always had that scammy vibe with courses "90% off" (from to $200 to $20 and things like that), plagiarism, as well as anti-patterns and very questionable quality control on the courses themselves. They, unfortunately for som
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10mo ago
I was about to call you off and say your math is wrong, you must be an order of magnitude wrong. But you are right, this is ridiculous!
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10mo ago
Has anything positive came out from or about Mozilla in the past few months or years?
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10mo ago
Haven't followed this 'geo area' that much, so don't know the guy, but this last part reminds me of Musk.
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This feels like "could've been an email" type of thing, a very incremental update that just adds one more version. I bet there is literally no one in the world who wanted *one more version of GPT* in the list of available mod
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elAhmo
10mo ago
One of the ways to get more attention on HN.
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