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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
I disagree with the “evil monster” part, but thanks for sharing that example. I’ll probably use it the opposite way in meetings .. people were deeply skeptical of railways too, yet they ended up transforming society for the better.
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
I see. So you are saying that they are poorly suited to understanding the impact of DCs .. because obviously the job estimates .. vested interests (why not) .. basically you are saying “I know that others (politicians and commissioners) are
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
this article reminds me of Greta for some reason .. wonder what she's upto these days ?
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
true :)
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
A team that pioneered writing small checks for outsized returns. AI is making that venture model a lot less attractive, so now they're building productivity software for the startups they once only invested in.
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
vibes.
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
this looks over engineered, gimmicky and lame. YC is clearly having a "crisis of meaning" in a post AI world
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
Sounds fair, since Sam can run a for profit NGO
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Most Voice Phishing Advice Is Outdated(callstrike.ai)
2 points by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago|0 comments
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
if you personally haven't been born or raised in a third-world country (or, as I'm sure he'd prefer to call it, a "developing country" because, of course ... that sounds more morally refined) ... then taking a moral
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by gyanchawdhary 3mo ago
I 100% agree.
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
fascinating and thank you for the great explanation. I was actually going to followup and ask with regards to AI but your response covered it aswell :)
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
>theses types of adaptations make it easier for the species to go extinct since its so highly specialized. super interesting. I'm guessing because being highly dependent on a single tactic can make it difficult to adapt or course ch
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
This is a very exaggerated take. I have an Apple M5 Max with 128 GB ram running 15'ish Coasts (coasts.dev) environments, each of them running postgress, python, redis and FE stack + locally running voice models and face swap models ..
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
By that same logic (and I’m agreeing with you as of now), engineers shouldn’t get too comfortable treating “being good at text communication” as a lasting edge. With how quickly agentic coding is evolving, it’s worth considering the possibi
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
ok
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
100% !
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
You are theoretically right to assume this but practically this will never happen (i.e iran's nuclear ambitions) .. let me explain As Putin once quipped, "having the desire to do something is very different from having the ability
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
Agreed. There's no place for racist slurs on HN, especially when they're posted from behind anonymous usernames. It's often the kind of thing people wouldn't dare say under their real name if their livelihood depended on
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
You should try Natoora in Notting Hill or Daylesford. I live in Belgravia and am admittedly spoiled for choice .. the Harrods Food Hall has excellent seasonal and harder to find fruits, and Daylesford consistently has some of the best Briti
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by gyanchawdhary 4mo ago
to me this phrase/word/term is in the same category as "weaponization" .. they are rhetorically powerful because they do a lot of emotional work before any argument has been made .. Once you've labeled something as
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
i dont buy it ..if the concren is undisclosed affiliations, then study all undisclosed affiliations .. instead we get a defence only study, because "defence industry ties" are assumed to be inherently suspect .. Regardless, when t
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
It’s great for society. It may not be working for you, but don’t project that on the rest of the world.
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
weird boomer flex but okay
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Tell HN: Maybe HN needs a "Cope HN" category
1 points by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago|0 comments
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
stunning to watch one of the countries the world owes so much to in terms of scientific and intellectual progress drift toward something this dumb .. if the reporting is accurate. I lived in Hamburg for thrre years, and the town center cons
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
What a weird first world problem this guy has …
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
thanks for sharing .. given tech policy press's editorial perspective, i'd take the result with a grain of salt. … also tbh .. the existence of the poll is almost as interesting as the outcome .. reminds me of taleb's "w
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by gyanchawdhary 5mo ago
I didn’t notice. But regardless, a summit doesn't dictate or reflect the desires and opinions of 27 member states and its 450 million citizens and more importantly its companies and business to want to switch to European alternatives.

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