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Email are inundated with spams, but it's still a helpful tool. We don't stop using email because of spam. Good things happen because of email communication everyday.
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That's a shame. Following Starship's development process has been amazing, talking as someone who is interested but not intensely so. Raptor engine, booster catching, ship maneuvering, heatsink development, launch infrastructure.
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> has been dramatically more effective than America's late stage capitalism. Depends on how you look at it, and which categories you measure, obviously? Why hasn't it caught on other than Nordic countries?
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The article mentioned this: Users stay in control — they explicitly confirm each step before any action is taken.
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Are you using Chinese brands? Tiktok, AliExpress, ByteDance, Binance, Tencent? If you have no problems with them but with Meta, that's hypocrisy on your part. I myself don't really have problems with them, and neither with Meta. I
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Labor, FOSS, can you be more specific? All FOSS projects operate within capitalism. Do you think Linux would be as successful as it is without the UNIX root, created by Bell Labs, a capitalism darling, or substantial contribution from compa
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Such as? Did any of those achievements lift billions of people out of poverty?
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And those millions people learned their craft by studying those who came before them.
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> if the only solution is the Youtube free tier disappearing I'll be fine with it. That'd be something most people wouldn't agree with. People always ask for free link anytime a paywalled article posted.
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Your complaint sounds strange and petty to me. Trivial questions can lead to meaningful acts. Take this question: https://simonwillison.net/2025/Sep/6/research-goblin/#histor... One who is passionate abo
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His content seem pretty fair and balanced. https://news.ycombinator.com/submitted?id=simonw Or take a look at his website: https://simonwillison.net/ At least you admit it's your opinion. Maybe that&#x
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First of all, why is it bad? That's my pet peeves of reading HN. People assume their opinion as fact. I found this blog piece interesting. Probably other people as well, that's why it's on the front page. Second of all, Simon
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Why WeWork and not Alibaba? Answer: It's easy to pick and choose to prove one's point. Softbank has been doing well lately by the way: https://www.ebc.com/forex/softbank-stock-price-jumps-13-afte...
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> consistently the most embarrassing VC firm at any given point in time Based on what? your feelings? > being a VC is a very easy job these days. There you go. Why hasn't everyone who have connections became VC.
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HN at its worse. Whining about anything and everything. Role playing as engineers? Don't you think there are many engineers working for AZ16? > But making this article should be a humiliation. Article? It's their f*king website
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Which year did Linux become the dominant desktop OS?
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> Which further proves that them taking the subway is exceptional enough to be worth posting. Not the norm; not a 9-5 commute like regular people. According to you? Riding subway in NYC and you'd see plenty of rich people. Go to any
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Tell that to the Ukrainians who fight the brutal war Russia are waging: https://www.twz.com/news-features/ukrainian-commanders-exclu...
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Huh? just because most of my day spent writing simple scripts for cleaning up data, to use as an example, doesn't mean I didn't have many many years honing my programming skills. Someone who points out I'm mostly doing mundan
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Having rich parent certainly helps. The problem with this line of thinking is that there are many many rich parents, but only one Tailor Swift. What happen to all other rich kids who also dream of being a singer? Can you say, "with str
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> because of the lost experience and joy of learning, connection with the self and others and so many other things. Nothing prevents human from continue doing just that, precisely because it brings joy and satisfaction. Painting, photogr
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> personal experience, understanding of the creative process, technique and style development, subtext, hidden ideas and nuances All of these are just human being exposed more to life and learning new skills, in other words -- having mor
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Huh? is poem not creative? If I write a poem and tell AI to create a painting that expresses that poem visually, is that not creative?
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Are you sure that, when it reaches that point -- half of the code being AI-generated, AI won't be as good as half of the developers?
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Are you willing to bet that it wouldn't work reliably in a year, 2 years, 5 years?
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If I start a prompt with "Can you...", what do you suggest the LLM to respond? Or do you think I'm doing it wrong?
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I seriously don't know what you meant by the following: > When everything is colourful you can't use colour to stand out. It's very simple. Obvious even. My example is clearly a colorful painting, very vibrant, yet certain
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> When everything is colourful you can't use colour to stand out. It's very simple. Obvious even. Why not? Different colors stand out. Even gray on black does. They are just not colorful. Look at this painting - [0]. Are you te
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> The current leadership of Google (especially Sundar) is mediocre and comes from a consulting background. That was what you asserted. So the GP just simply pointed out that you were wrong. You were wrong because Sundai didn't come
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5 years? I could swear that I took a ride yesterday in SF with Waymo.

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