kmonsen

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by kmonsen 4y ago
Do you think your comment is still good after this https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3398387 ?
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I guess now we have enough data? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33983878
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by kmonsen 4y ago
BTW which doctor did you use to get the prescription? Was it some online service?
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I actually used nutrisense, the issue is that it is overpriced since all they really do is give you the sensors. Also I had some discomfort with the sensors. There is a new Abbott sensor that looks really promising but there are no news abo
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by kmonsen 4y ago
My comment was not as serious as yours. I would say that I don't really know why Alex Jones is still banned from Twitter. It's unclear what the guidelines are. And in my view the "poll" to get Trump back showed there is
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Fair point, but as of now I think it's a valid statement.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
There is also push health, supersapiens and nutrisense.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
They come with fibers to offset it
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by kmonsen 4y ago
There is no evidence there is more free speech on Twitter after the Elon takeover. It's just different people being banned and for more arbitrary reasons.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I think this is true, apologies if I oversold them a bit. The Portuguese one I did was also being built so we had to take detours at time. Sometimes it was unclear, but at the same time there were posters next to the road on how it was goin
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by kmonsen 4y ago
All of western Europe has really well developed pilgrim trails. I hiked the coastal one in Portugal a few years ago that leads into the main Spanish ones.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I did, I said this is just proving consistency and not anything more. I also in another comment said that I'm not sure filtering out bad or inconsistent answers is a good way to give us the truth or just filtering out the worst takes m
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by kmonsen 4y ago
If it was really useful it could say that and point out weaknesses and benefits. Like both you and me could do in 10 seconds.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
An accurate answer has to be consistent so it's not all bullshit. I'm guessing you can at least filter out inaccuracies by finding inconsistencies. Or in more plain English if you find somewhere it gives inconsistent answers you k
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by kmonsen 4y ago
That just show that the robot is consistent, not that it actually makes sense. So this explanation is bullshit even though it sounds convincing at first. That also the issue with most of ChatGPT, it is hard to know when it sounds convincing
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Could be that's the case but I don't think so.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Someone's decline. Sorry autocorrect. I'm just saying there is no karma in the real world.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I have a friend who passed away many years ago. We are still Facebook friends. Many of her Facebook friends still wish her happy birthday every year. I just cannot think how sad that must be for the husband.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Sadly there is no evidence for any of what your are saying. I would think all super powerful people in history have contributed to someone's define without their own becoming inevitable. It sounds like how you wish he world to be, not
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by kmonsen 4y ago
That’s reducing costs, not layoffs. Words have meaning.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Or create a new store that takes 5% cut but only allow apps Apple allow in their store so you get security for free.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
So 25-50% of the company is not in the problem space, at least. Doesn't sound good for the stay in the problem space theory.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Isn't Amazon's cash cow AWS which is not in that problem space?
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by kmonsen 4y ago
At that point Wales is probably ready to call it a day as well. Part of the problem is as the empire is shrinking London and England becomes more dominating. Each piece leaving reinforces this so I think if Northern Ireland and Scotland lea
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by kmonsen 4y ago
Great Britain is the island, if it’s only Northern Ireland leaving all of the Great Britain island would still be in.
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by kmonsen 4y ago
That’s the same with all electric cars, even BMW SUV that’s assembled in North America
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I agree with the first two sentences, but not sure how you think buying a browser or OS would be cheaper. Facebook tried hard and could not do it with a way bigger war chest. Google spent significant money into Android and Chrome (I have wo
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by kmonsen 4y ago
I think more importantly probably all Twitter employees could find a similar job in 20-50 other companies in the area they live in. You cannot beat them up when there are still tons of employers willing to snap them up. He must know this??
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by kmonsen 4y ago
This is true, and it also mostly says something about his ego not about how smart he is. No humans were ever smart enough to match that ego. That being said I think he is being overly underestimated right now. Clearly he can bring something
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by kmonsen 4y ago
If he can replicate WeChat this could be a good deal even if current Twitter flashes out in the process. I’m not sure how Twitter is helping in creating WeChat for the rest of the world.

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