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houseatrielah
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We don't have the social dynamics for social shaming to work. I've seen some cafes where there's no seating just tall tables for standing at -- the owner could theoretically implement those. But otherwise, I don't see
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3y ago
Its weird though, because there's no combination where some HR manager is going to say, hmm, lets get a white guy in there. 100% (non-white) same-ethnicity is very diverse according to HR metrics, but its the opposite of the meaning o
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3y ago
Doesn't seem like that. Any excuse to crap on Musk is celebrated; where others get a pass, for example, Bill Gates is a miserable person who wants everyone to eat fake burgers, visited Epstein Island, and tried to steal Paul Allen
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houseatrielah
3y ago
If diversity is the goal: there are going to be fewer white men because they don't count as diverse. It's tautological. Anything else is speaking out of both sides of the mouth.
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houseatrielah
3y ago
Matt Wolfe (YouTuber) keeps up with the scene... https://www.futuretools.io/ -- there's a lot of them.
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3y ago
Bone-conducting headphones still touch the skin, so idk if it will help?
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3y ago
>Playback on other websites has been disabled by the video owner Not a good first impression.
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houseatrielah
3y ago
Read: things you disagree with; spy-stuff -- like soviet defectors to the West; detective novels; about applications of game-theory -- like how to win at poker.
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3y ago
Is ChatGPT even a year old? Why would you expect it to hype down already? Its like saying the Internet should be de-hyped in 1998 or people should stop making iPhone apps in 2010. Its a gigantic gold rush. People have already made milli
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3y ago
They just hate him because he's not ideologically compliant.
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3y ago
Imagine you are an anti-unicorn. Could there be a stigma against you? No, because there are no unicorns to stigmatize you. There are no unicorn front groups, or unicorn agents of influence, to blacklist you. Since unicorns do not exist, nob
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3y ago
Amazon adapts content to me, its called personalization. You're not explaining what your product does.
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I see the teens at the bus-stop and wow they are ruining their posture for life. Its very sad.
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3y ago
Good headphones and LoFi? Starlink + VanLife? Move to the desert where they don't need to run lawnmowers and leaf blowers.
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3y ago
Wasmer 3.0 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33721685
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3y ago
There were way more places to hangout in the 1990s. Gentrification wasn't full tilt so rents were subdued. Record stores, book stores, video stores, arcades, coffeeshops where socializing not work was the norm. Movie theater going w
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Happy to see I'm not alone and someone else is complaining about our sad parks, "What we call parks look like parking lots with some grass on them, perhaps a baseball diamond. That's not the kind of park that draws people in,
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There's an 8-minute promo for the doc, which appears to be an ad for the book "Blood & Oil", amazon.com/Blood-Oil-Mohammed-Salmans-Ruthless/dp/B08H2JKTV9/
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3y ago
If a single dev ignores the license and spins up the code he can outcompete you on price; Then what? Throw money at lawyers to sue someone in a foreign land? The whole idea behind SaaS is that people can't copy-paste your cd-rom and g
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3y ago
True, but anybody can host the frontend... which is some HTML with a few calls to supabase.
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The value-prop isn't strong enough. Let's say you had it well populated -- and I want to buy that shirt -- you probably can't sell me that shirt, you might not know the brand, it might be out of stock, etc. What mechanism i
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I'd let supabase handle auth ++ db and use a "supabase edge scheduled function" to execute your script.
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houseatrielah
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Apparently, RustConf withdrew an offer to let someone give a talk. So ragequit I guess? This isn't an airport, you don't need to announce your departure.
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3y ago
You can play around with Wingman Jr with a few clicks. I remember it being decent. Depends on what your acceptable error rate is. https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wingman-jr-fi...
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What's it do? Clothes is a great name.
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Don't build a sandcastle that Udacity can knock over with a single legal challenge.
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I hit my first roadblock in React -- I had a list of objects each had lists in them (list<Post>, Post has list<Replies>). I wanted the UI to update when a reply is updated. This isn't straightforward, https://s
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Paris, London, Rome, Athens, NYC... Maybe you're not a city person?
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I'm sure there's a whole batch of companies that want to abuse the sidewalks. Robo-pizza delivery bot! Robo-package delivery bot! Mobile-advertising-bot! Paris will be perfectly fine with their world-class metro and world-famou
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3y ago
Long-term search will move inside the OS. "Where is my file?" or "What is the weather tomorrow?" -- The OS will fetch the result and even format and deliver it inside of the target application.
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