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by gomox 3y ago
Imagine how your comment would come off if your guess was wrong. That's how it comes off.
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by gomox 3y ago
I don't know what you mean. ChatGPT's reply said something along the lines of "according to study ABC done in 2020 by research firm XYZ...". It's not some theory I concocted.
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by gomox 3y ago
I never saw the actual article, but the quoted figures were not just plausible and reasonable but also internally consistent throughout several exchanges. It produced exact figures for key (i.e. largest) submarkets and growth estimates for
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by gomox 3y ago
When ChatGPT first came out, I was surprised at the depth of information it had about region-specific market sizing in our (relatively niche) industry. Turns out the model had ingested a pay-to-read article that cost upwards of $2000 [0] an
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by gomox 4y ago
But it doesn't! Your comment kinda proves my point :) See my other reply to another commenter which proposed the (more widespread in practice) use of > signs. > Text after a blank line that is indented by two or more spaces is re
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by gomox 4y ago
Because it's a folkloric tradition instead of a proper feature documented under comment syntax, not everyone knows about it. So half the people use code blocks instead which break on mobile, or double quotes, or use italics, or don&#x2
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by gomox 4y ago
Actual blockquote syntax for replying to other comments
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by gomox 4y ago
You can offset for that with a smaller chainring and you gain some ground clearance. Win win!
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by gomox 4y ago
But DVD is not 1080p?
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by gomox 4y ago
Very useful yet very expensive. Someone will build the personal/SMB version at some point.
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by gomox 4y ago
Unless you have some sort of thunder-wok burner the 110V kettle is still way faster than the stove. Source: have a 110V kettle and a gas cooktop with very large burners, still use the aforementioned trick.
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by gomox 4y ago
Whoever can type a resume of that length in a typewriter with no errors I would instantly hire. Such level of attention to detail is extremely rare these days.
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by gomox 4y ago
One of the variables of a NPV calculation is the discount rate that corresponds to the risk profile of the investment being assessed. The lower bound on that discount is the treasury rate as that is what a USD investor deems "risk free
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by gomox 4y ago
What app do you use for this? I'm constantly appalled at how hard this seemingly basic use case is.
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by gomox 4y ago
Awesome. I find myself frequently trying to explain the fact that CDMX's sounds are so iconic. This site does a much better job than I ever could. A glaring omission in my opinion is the camote (sweet potato) steam whistle, which has a
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by gomox 4y ago
I was about to write the exact same comment - quote the bit where they say Jira has no network effects and add "LOL" after it. How out of touch can you be with the stickiness of enterprise SaaS, and still write financial commentar
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by gomox 4y ago
I mean I'm hardly an expert on your business but it seems to me like you might want to put that front and center at the very top of your website. "Read 30 to 300% faster with Beeline." Cool stuff!
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by gomox 4y ago
The best part of this is that it is concrete evidence of Google Search result quality decay. The screenshot of the search in the article shows a result from a Blogspot blog called "Frankie's Joint". If you do today the exact
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by gomox 4y ago
So I was checking out your website and thought the product is actually deceivingly simple, but I couldn't find any mentions of actual reading speed improvements, other than the invitation to "take the challenge". What kind of
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by gomox 4y ago
This is actually an amazingly perfect example of the old B2B sales mantra "the buyer is not the user". I might steal it! How long have you been selling your software? If it's new-ish this honest question from the prospect can
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by gomox 4y ago
My experience with a car in the Netherlands was MISERABLE with respect to parking, and generally dealing with having a car (parking is not only expensive but also very limited, and time-constrained, so your lovely parking spot it took you 4
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by gomox 4y ago
Headsets without a boom microphone only work in the quietest of environments, the Bose is not really a suitable replacement for the Jabra model mentioned above.
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by gomox 4y ago
When compared to most western cultures other than Saxons and Scandinavians, I would say yes, very much so.
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by gomox 4y ago
Can you describe such a situation? As far as my thought process goes, the horn is meant to attract attention, and lights only help that purpose. If you are driving on a dark road with traffic coming on the opposite lane (the only situation
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by gomox 4y ago
My version of this is that horns should automatically activate the high beams while honking. Should be trivial to implement and it would allow anyone to identify who is honking on a busy road.
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by gomox 4y ago
A relative of mine grew up with essentially half of his brain after he underwent surgery at a very young age to control his epileptic seizures. A book was written about his case and the incredible recovery results, titled "half a brain
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by gomox 5y ago
Only in suburban America are those sizes conceivable.
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by gomox 5y ago
I think the most plausible interpretation of that remark is that the OP has 0 friends in Europe.
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by gomox 5y ago
Bromptons have quite significant compliance built into the frame, I was quite surprised at how smooth they ride compared to other folders.
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by gomox 5y ago
They are different bikes for different things. The Brompton is a much better folded bike (it's a lot smaller, it actually stays folded, it doesn't have exposed greasy parts when folded, you can use it as a shopping cart, etc). Hig

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