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by ketzo 3y ago
Supposedly iMessage search is getting way better in iOS 17. Fingers crossed.
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by ketzo 3y ago
I suppose the researchers at Lawrence National Lab in Berkeley, whose analysis and pre-print replication effort is cited in the linked article, are working with, what, quarter-brains?
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by ketzo 3y ago
Not job-posting-related: I like the sound of the product, but when I try to join the waitlist, I get a 500 error from your API.
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by ketzo 3y ago
That’s an incredibly depressing way to look at friendship, frankly. OP is clearly not upset about “personal choices” — they are sad to see their friends become visibly worse versions of themselves. Expressing concern about troubling pattern
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by ketzo 3y ago
Even with licensed products I buy from dispensaries, I just find that the experience is much more inconsistent. I don’t know if that comes down to dosing, or if the body just reacts differently, but either way, it’s just rarely the experien
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by ketzo 3y ago
Ok but come on, surely you can’t compare that to the ubiquity of everyone having a button on their phone that brings a car to them in 10 minutes?
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by ketzo 3y ago
What does your test suite look like? (What's the library is maybe a better question)
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by ketzo 3y ago
It doesn't really matter whether you know them or not. They objectively make up the majority of internet users. 81% of Facebook users interact only by mobile phone: https://www.statista.com/statistics/377808&#x2F
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by ketzo 3y ago
The author very clearly doesn't want your sympathy: > I was never so naive to believe that they’ll just let me go around forever, piggyback on their platform and reap most of the benefits. Even though what we were doing was not forb
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by ketzo 3y ago
Yeah, seriously -- everyone in this thread seems to be talking about this like a story of failure, and I... don't really get that? There aren't a lot of hard numbers in the post, but it sounds like Checkout X grossed in the high 7
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by ketzo 3y ago
The whole point of the post is that they didn't even have to add an extra chip -- just a single resistor. It's not even a cost-cutting behavior, it's just a simple mistake.
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by ketzo 3y ago
the ideal scenario is that 65% of users' favorite browser is no longer available? why is that ideal?
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by ketzo 3y ago
Coincidentally, Japan has spent the last 20 years in an extremely low-inflation, or even deflationary, environment. 31 yen in 2001 -> 32 yen in 2020
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by ketzo 3y ago
I mean, it's the final film from a legendary director being released with a total lack of a traditional marketing. Do you want people to not talk about that? Not everything on the internet is astroturfing or whatever.
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by ketzo 3y ago
Well, California's housing crisis is uniquely intense by almost any measure (affordability, relative/absolute homeless population, median family wealth). Prop 13 is a unique and meaningful contributor to a glacial housing market
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by ketzo 3y ago
Good for jobs, bad for schools, basically.
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by ketzo 3y ago
....okay, sure, granted. But the business model of "I walk other people's dogs when they don't have time to" is not a ZIRP. It's just not. People might have hired more dogwalkers ! Because ZIR might have created mo
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by ketzo 3y ago
Listen, can we all agree to stop calling any expenditure of money without a direct expectation of return a "zero interest rate phenomenon"? "Starving artists" have existed for millenia. The arts patronage system began e
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by ketzo 3y ago
I used to feel kind of queasy about this strategy -- writing what you want someone else to send, and basically just asking them to cosign it -- but it is both shockingly effective, and usually kind of a relief to the person you're aski
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by ketzo 3y ago
Reading through this thread, almost literally every answer indicates that their first option won. Seems like a strong factor.
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by ketzo 3y ago
Apple’s thesis seems to be that it is not overkill — that, in fact, every other option is significantly under kill, and that’s why you don’t use them despite knowing they exist.
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by ketzo 3y ago
off-topic, but since she's joining Meta to work on Threads, I guess we proooobably won't be getting as many of her info-dumps? kind of a bummer, love her stuff
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by ketzo 3y ago
I mean, regardless of why they are missing their chance, they’re still missing it.
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by ketzo 3y ago
n=2 but my friends in humanities PhDs both have to do all their own funding work. sounds exhausting.
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by ketzo 3y ago
Sure, if you're a medium-large company with a whole marketing department. But Google has a massive long tail of small businesses who have no chance of doing that kind of analysis.
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by ketzo 3y ago
This is such a weird example because of how not true it is The most classic game theory example ever, the Prisoner's Dilemma, is solved by cooperation when played iteratively instead of one-shot In general, lots of systems can reach an
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by ketzo 3y ago
They're definitely indirect causes of the rise of Hitler, sure.
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by ketzo 3y ago
Hey, getting the work out there is always better than it sitting in the drafts waiting to be perfected! Thanks for the great article.
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by ketzo 3y ago
I mean, in a smaller company, you should theoretically be able to have closer relationships with the people asking you questions; surely you should be able to establish "hey, I might not always respond right away"
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by ketzo 3y ago
Why would the vast majority of users stop using Reddit because of, to the average person, a totally meaningless policy change?

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