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by gniv 2mo ago
Ignoring the bread analogy, isn't decoupling a likely outcome? I make and deploy my own SaaS and pay somebody to be on-call for ongoing maintenance. This would argue for more standard interfaces and modules so that maintenance is cheap
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by gniv 2mo ago
This is called incipit, right? In both English and French afaik.
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by gniv 3mo ago
> It's not possible for a corporate entity to have one. Is it really not possible? Lots of corps are controlled by one or two people. They can decide what the company espouses, no?
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by gniv 3mo ago
Some of this might be mechanical since so much money went into the chip companies.
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by gniv 3mo ago
I don't think this question would get to the reason. There could be one or two persons in charge who simply shape the culture of the company, including how much to publish.
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by gniv 3mo ago
Wow. What could possibly have caused him to quit so soon after coming back? I hope this is not accurate but I'm afraid it is: https://x.com/signulll/status/2067446889956430273
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by gniv 4mo ago
I just looked and of course there are: https://fr.aliexpress.com/item/1005010679835500.html
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by gniv 4mo ago
The deal might have been signed a month ago, just before earnings, when the stock was about that price.
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by gniv 4mo ago
> Have you seen their Auto Caption? It's utterly incapable of understanding speech. How recently have you looked? I think nowadays it's quite good.
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by gniv 4mo ago
> I don't think they 'index' videos, per se. I'm pretty sure they do. They already index metadata (you can see it in the web search results) so indexing the transcript is relatively easy.
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by gniv 4mo ago
I bought a connected oxymeter (viatom). I wore it overnight on my finger with the phone nearby. The graph on the app shows exact values through the night so you can see how many time oxygen drops and for how long. It's not quite as goo
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by gniv 4mo ago
> Most road maintenance crews probably aren't sitting around Assuming that's true, the most likely explanation is that they are working on Big Projects. Pothole maintenance is (probably) behind these projects, even though it ca
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by gniv 5mo ago
I used AI to shop for shops of clothes. But I would probably use it directly if I trusted it to give me good results.
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by gniv 5mo ago
That was me. I complained a lot about meetings, design docs, etc. I did not understand that the process of discovery is messy and what looks inefficient is not really. I expected sharper meetings, shorter docs etc. In retrospect I see my na
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by gniv 5mo ago
Is it from ANTS? I haven't gotten anything yet.
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by gniv 5mo ago
Same with household appliances. Most of the familiar names are shadows of their former selves. Unlike in clothes though the quality alternatives are usually really expensive.
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Daily Geography Game(maptap.gg)
2 points by gniv 5mo ago|0 comments
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by gniv 5mo ago
I don't park on the street anymore when I go to Paris by car. The private underground garages are cheaper (4-5 euro/hour).
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by gniv 6mo ago
How long does it take to build the whole index?
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by gniv 7mo ago
It's perfectly fine to run your English text through an LLM if you're not sure about grammar/spelling. That's also how you learn to improve. Your post is comprehensible but has multiple mistakes and they are a distract
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Pet dad turns to AI chatbot to cure sick pup using custom mRNA vaccine [video](youtube.com)
1 points by gniv 7mo ago|2 comments
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by gniv 7mo ago
There are at least 8 stories here on HN about this and none of them gained traction. To me this is mind-blowing, even if it's not a full cure. I would really like more color commentary from actual researchers in the domain. In the mean
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by gniv 7mo ago
The prep is by far the worst of it. I wish they could do it differently.
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by gniv 7mo ago
Are you referring to the Florida purchases mentioned in the article? There might be some hidden tax reasons for those.
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by gniv 7mo ago
Nice UX, no complaints on the desktop. Nice pun too. Helps me remember the url.
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by gniv 7mo ago
> > Navigation > How did people manage this prior to 2007? We had a map for each county. My wife would switch them when we crossed county boundaries and would give directions. We still got lost. It was romantic.
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by gniv 7mo ago
My late-2021 M1 Pro is working fine but I think one of the fans is broken. When loaded it starts beeping every 7 seconds and won't stop until I reboot. It might be just dust but I'm reluctant to open it up. Maybe I should and if I
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by gniv 7mo ago
Very insightful on how this corruption develops: "How can a group hold a worldview so at odds with the wider culture and not appear to be greatly conflicted by it? The answer may lie in the distinction between particularism and univers
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by gniv 7mo ago
I login for the groups. Some private groups have a ton of useful info that's well organized, plus helpful folks that are eager to answer questions.
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by gniv 7mo ago
A point that the article doesn't touch on directly, but it's part of the bottlenecks mentioned: a lot of jobs already are bullsh*t. They are there because a scapegoat is needed or because the nephew of the CEO needs a job, etc. In

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