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by johndhi 1y ago
This is amazing!
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by johndhi 1y ago
I think investors like to see an adoption. So companies force users to say it - and then brag that their users love their AI so much they're all using it. It's a rather perverse cycle.
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by johndhi 1y ago
This thread is very funny and a lot of fun. I'll also add that regardless of any access to web or printed materials, boys will get interested in boobs and seeing more of them by seeing them in the real world, on real women. There is li
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by johndhi 1y ago
Wait lol CAN we keep kids safe from online porn? My assumption is we can't.
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by johndhi 1y ago
Isn't this hardware though? :-)
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by johndhi 1y ago
I chose 4 more often! Was trying to be honest about what I preferred.
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by johndhi 1y ago
I recently finished a book I was looking forward to but wound up really disliking [0]. Throughout the book I found myself saying "wtf?" and I occasionally would complain to my spouse about it. After I finished reading, I went to G
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by johndhi 1y ago
I wonder if this relates heavily to the Wall Street- and MBA-izatoin of Silicon Valley? It's just plain as day that building weapons is a really good business opportunity... so it isn't super surprising that as the companies beco
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by johndhi 1y ago
Can someone explain how the same group of countries can simultaneously issue book-long regulations about how everyone needs to respect privacy to the nth degree, and run around the world trying to force others to do the same, yet also propo
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by johndhi 1y ago
I haven't seen it yet - but been watching Tumble Leaf on Prime w/ toddlers recently. Animator friend recommended it -- it's good.
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by johndhi 1y ago
I've participated in this too. You're right that zero or four or five figures is the more common outcome -- usually because most people aren't quite so passionate to really lean into this type of thing. On "never heard o
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by johndhi 1y ago
I know this isn't how our political system works, but if I were king of America I'd try to solve the problem of expensive housing like this: -Confirm housing is too expensive (for whom, where) -Ask people why they think housing is
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by johndhi 1y ago
the "few illegal reasons" are able to be leveraged by almost any employee to write a letter and/or lawsuit suggesting they were fired for the wrong reasons. if you didn't internally document -- exhaustively -- how bad th
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by johndhi 1y ago
I liked this analysis quite a bit. A few reactions: (1) I don't think a tech company having a monopoly is necessary for a tech company to stop caring about their customers and focus on hype instead. Plenty of public tech companies do t
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by johndhi 1y ago
From what I understand customer support chatbots have had some pretty good outcomes from ai agents. Or does that not count?
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by johndhi 1y ago
Similar pressures are placed on: porn, cannabis, and gun industries. Not only by payment processors but also, for example, by text message carriers.
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by johndhi 1y ago
Why do you say the effect sizes are inflated?
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by johndhi 1y ago
Can't they just adjust their model based on whether the patient is on a GLP-1 and account for the likelihood they'll stop taking it?
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by johndhi 1y ago
Where are the software companies that compete with apple though? Wasn't that the question?
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by johndhi 1y ago
Is this arguably a good thing? If security engineers could run these things on their own systems it would be a hell of a way to make them very hardened.
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by johndhi 1y ago
Cool, thank you! The UI I envisioned is that the website shows what people are doing and when. You can add activities (with a form like you descibed) - but the key is that a site will show what's going on right now and for the rest of
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by johndhi 1y ago
Anyone know if something like this already exists I could buy or use?
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by johndhi 1y ago
I had the idea of making a website where anyone of a group of friends can post their evening plans - go to trivia, play tennis, etc - and others would be able to sign up to join. Never made it but glad to see these things can work.
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by johndhi 2y ago
As a hiring manager, this might help negotiate pay up if I already wanted to hire you, but if I was on the fence, knowing someone I'm not thrilled with has an offer does basically nothing for me.
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by johndhi 2y ago
Kind of love this idea...
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by johndhi 2y ago
As a boxing fan, Foreman is special. So many brutal fights but sharp as a tack, mentally, until the end. Such longevity - became champ again after so many years away from the sport. Such a businessman. From all accounts, such a kind person.
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by johndhi 2y ago
lol
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by johndhi 2y ago
Thanks for clarifying. I totally understand that you would feel that way and have those preferences.
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by johndhi 2y ago
"Pushback" being death threats, yes? In what ways is Elon ruining lives and critically endangering health?
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by johndhi 2y ago
Part of the irony here is that Elon Musk himself seems to be "speaking plainly" and receiving death threats for doing so. But I assume you'd prefer he didn't speak plainly...?

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