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by j-bos 9mo ago
Just a driveby speculator but my guess is PE dillutes interest in and responsibility for the businesses. Individuals or family holdings are more likely to have concern for their reputations in addition to finances, public companies are more
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by j-bos 10mo ago
It's a good idea but base stats aren't everything: https://youtu.be/gEkMi_y3Wzo That's why the competitive scene maintains a listing of tiers across generations derived from analyzing the actual usages across
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by j-bos 10mo ago
Renters are one (large) category. No wasn't referring to mortgaged houses, iiuc those belong to the owner, the lender merely maintains certain rights to reposses in the case of a default. I was more referring to the average US resident
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by j-bos 10mo ago
The other challenge is that in the modern era the houses, papers, and effects of most people have been partially signed off to corporate entities who are more than happy to consent away their access into our effects.
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by j-bos 10mo ago
And if you'd like an entertaining a history of early AI and robotics, half as long, check out the prequel "Disney Animatronics: A Living History" https://youtu.be/jjNca1L6CUk I actually found it more relevant
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by j-bos 10mo ago
Legacy media gets a pass from advertisers.
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by j-bos 10mo ago
I can see you being right, I didn't make the connection with 20th,19th century documents and the comment felt disconnected from the thread. Either way, very cool project, worth a show hn post.
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by j-bos 10mo ago
This ia very cool but should go in a Show HN post as per HN rules. All the best!
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by j-bos 10mo ago
> being underhanded about it like that (USER) guy? HN guidelines: Assume good faith.
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by j-bos 10mo ago
Funny enough the article mentions this extension was manially reviewed: > A "Featured" badge from Google, meaning it had passed manual review and met what Google describes as "a high standard of user experience and design.
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by j-bos 10mo ago
I tried on my own but couldn't beat Claude for punch: "Disney putting their characters into something called Sora with a confusing roadmap and lore nobody fully understands. We've come full circle"
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by j-bos 10mo ago
> Have you ever thought that you would see a chart showing how population of horses was decimated by the mass introduction of efficient engines accompanied by an implication that there is a parallel to human population? Yes, here's
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by j-bos 11mo ago
> People are worried about a backdoor hijack attack similar to the XZ libary. This is a particular concern because the syncthing-fork is coded to require full storage access, iirc for compatibility with certain phones. Idr, went through
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Maybe it's like unlimited PTO, without a cap nobody actually uses it.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Finally! Time to delete those google docs. > Rolling out gradually Well maybe later.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
How do you reckon? My understanding is that they're valid perm positions that legally must be offered to US citizens before they can be filled by anyone else.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
This. Even kernel level anti-c-spyware can't stop a cheap vision model hokked to a mouse, see youtube for examples from simple auto input up to full on elctromuscular stimulation.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
I worked with what are effectively 996ers in software, they largely drag on projects because they value neither their own time nor anyone else's.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Have you tried jobs.now ? In theory those are positions legitimately looking to be filled.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
> I'm not sure exactly all of the forces that have led to this changing so much I believe the change is largely demographic, and I'm NOT referring to gender/nationality/age/race. Rather to the personality of peop
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by j-bos 11mo ago
> The meta-point of the article is that we should express are thoughts without qualifiers and embellishments to manipulate other people's perceptions of us. In my experience this is a common failure point among tech/analytical
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Nice to see someone having fun.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Then make something so much better it's worth it to use. This is code, code is purpose driven first and foremost.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
I thought you would if you prove your lawyer was incompetent and sue them?
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by j-bos 11mo ago
> The fact I can't be trusted to install applications that I can make as I go Thanks this was key in deciding whether to consider this brand at all.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
That's disastrous, imagine getting cut off from financial services because of being an early adopter.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
> an outsourcing company From what I've seen, this is going to be a common subheading to a lot of these stories.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
From my esperience, Hyundai has never been a reliable brand. Thankfully it seems these anti+ownership scams have been most common to brands who are unable to make worthwhile vehicles, At least for now.
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by j-bos 11mo ago
Have you ever wanted to reread an old article/blog from a ling dead website? Needed to compare the old TOS with the latest TOS? Been looking for what was that video on your playlist about that got removed from youtube? Things like that
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by j-bos 11mo ago
I've been seeing something similar on some youtube videos, endless unflagged comments advocating hatred and violence, completely unrelated to the video topic or channel.

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