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by juujian 1y ago
The US has stopped antagonizing Vietnam, and as a results its image there is quite good. Granted, it has been a hot minute since the Vietnam war.
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by juujian 1y ago
Elaborate?
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by juujian 1y ago
You see, they will be cheaper at first. Or maybe they don't even need to if demand outpaces supply. And then slowly companies begin to rely on them. And once the industry is completely destroyed, they will slowly up their margins. I kn
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by juujian 1y ago
When people think wastage, they think bureaucrats wasting away in offices. Social security admin, air traffic control, and teachers are more like Amazon warehouses at this time in terms of utilization. Less than 1% of social security admin
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by juujian 1y ago
"We need to feign some transparency and release something. Quick, sanitize the instructions and put something on a repo, doesn't need to be exactly what's in production."
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by juujian 1y ago
What do we know now that we did not know in Jan? Is there some information on this that I have missed?
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Ask HN: How is Julia for data analysis coming along?
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by juujian 1y ago
Can't wait to find out...
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by juujian 1y ago
Well its quite unexpected to see this big of a change within only a three months period. I would have expected not to see any quantitative indications of the mess brewing up only by summer.
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by juujian 1y ago
Why does Bezos always feel like he needs to be everything for everyone. He is almost as bad at focusing on core businesses and strengths as Zuckerberg.
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by juujian 1y ago
If there is enough material on Spotify, you could grab one of those mini-keyboards with 6 or nine buttons and remap them to play/pause, next, previos, and just leave it on shuffle on one playlist?
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by juujian 2y ago
This reminds me that I should do more coding challenges. Maybe nothing major, small data wrangling. Stuff like puzzles in the game Human Resource Machine. Advent of code light maybe. So refreshing and fun sometimes.
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by juujian 2y ago
Incredible that this is too expense for a company like Tesla.
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by juujian 2y ago
A few years ago, Zotero actually made me content with the fact that I would need an external PDF reader. Then they unexpectedly rolled out their own, but by this point I am so happy with Okular that I have barely even tried Zotero's bu
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by juujian 2y ago
That's a good start, but it's not the whole story. There will be a lot of talent returning to China, India, and South Korea, etc., for lack of options. Recent graduates that is. Will be difficult for those countries to take full a
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by juujian 2y ago
Last time I was working on something complex, I was able to knit from Rmd to md, and then use my usual pandoc defaults, which was quite neat. Big recommendation on that workflow.
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by juujian 2y ago
The term is polycrisis, and it is quite widely used. It's not multiple crises happening in parallel, but fanning each other. Such as climate change putting additional strain on supply chains, that are already strained by global conflic
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by juujian 2y ago
The level of workarounds that windows requires never cease to amaze me.
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I'm surprised the article does not mention that there is a privately operated jail in the county.
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by juujian 2y ago
Android has it, but it has much fewer features then the previous assistant. So what's the point? Yes, they were first, tothey beat apple. Except it doesn't work.
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by juujian 2y ago
I wonder why they chose to work for ICE...
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She wasn't released because she was Canadian. She was released because it was becoming a PR issue.
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by juujian 2y ago
These look really appealing. What are the most common use cases for these other than telling the time? Are they gimmicky or actually useful?
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by juujian 2y ago
Yup, had to stop using it, next step was to get rid of Gemini altogether. It's so weird to claim you give people an advanced AI when actually you are removing a whole bunch of features.
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by juujian 2y ago
It's a novelty car for rich people. Now the question is how big is that market.
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by juujian 2y ago
Switched to Debian, not looking back. Everything just works, almost like Ubuntu had promised it would.
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by juujian 2y ago
I can say that I would rather visit my friends and have a homecooked meal over a restaurant visit any day of the week. There is an intangible value to the combination of food and personal relationships.
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It's funny, because not only would I value her jam, I would also value it much higher than anything I could get from the store.
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I always had to think of my grandparents when discussing GDP. Aside from being very much part of the regular economy, they were also quite self sufficient. When my grandmother died, we found rows and rows of bottled jam. Some decades old ac
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by juujian 2y ago
If I was a copy editor and read the draft title "Scientists crack how acetylsalicylic acid might stop cancers from spreading" I would stop the author right there.

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