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mandeepj
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I bought the Audible version! All those numbers got pretty hard to track early on
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> He's far too qualified to be part of this administration Is he using his qualifications, though, or, for real, does he have any? I thought he'd be the sane and reasonable voice in this otherwise incompetent administration. Bu
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Congrats on the launch! If I may ask - how do you generate your audio?
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> anti-trump So, no one should criticize him ever? Be like Claude - “You're absolutely right! about everything”? While almost always wrong about everything!!
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> The South Korean crypto entrepreneur Stop calling him an "entrepreneur" now!!
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1y ago
Let's replace "hard disk" with "external storage". Shall we?
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Thanks for such a detailed response! Recently, I've been travelling for events, so my dates are fixed, and that's why I could not connect with your scenario! Travel bookings and other web searches are ripe for automation. Even if
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> How do you store your list of 200K words on a system with only 256K of memory? Your hard disk is almost always larger than your RAM. You only load into memory what's needed at the moment. I hope that gives a hint on how to proceed
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> (in incognito mode) I used to do that, but when I cross-compared with normal mode, the prices were the same.
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> I have to constantly min-max the costs between hotels on certain days, flights on certain days, and cars on certain days. I agree it's a burdensome chore! Just wondering - your hotel stay can't be less than the days between
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Have you looked at agents from OpenAI and perplexity? Sure, they aren't perfect, but at the same time, they aren't far from near ready. Does this simulation really required? There's another YC startup, they're processing
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> they can see your grey beard beard color?
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“ Why hire anyone when the recruiters and existing managers can just use GPT-5 / Grok 4 or Claude to get the job done for less than $20?” “Can just” How to spot people who have no clue what they are talking about? They giveaway a clue
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> "They did discriminate," Trump said of actions taken by JPMorgan after his first term in office. Well, don’t call Insurrection then!!
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I made a grammar mistake. Sorry. I meant to say they didn’t sell the entire company.
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Yes and No! They didn’t sell of the company.
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> why do all these business leaders all do the same things at the same time? E.g. Layoffs + micromanagement + cost focus etc... They all work with restructuring companies!! So, I hope that tells you how smart they are :-)
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Samsung backs a video AI startup that can analyze hours of footage
(finance.yahoo.com)
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> The Democrats are not good You are commenting on a thread about Republican Party gutting one more scientific research department. But you have audacity to say Democrats are bad. One of the commenters on this thread had described very a
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> One study estimates that the Supreme Court will be "conservative" [1] for at least the next 100 years. Not really. A party needs 2/3 majority to impeach a judge. There’s a possibility Democrats can have that majority aft
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The bigger or biggest question is - how much weight it can lift? If we assume it can lift half a pound, then what changes it’d require to make it lift 10/20/30 pounds and so on?
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You can make it switchable! Think of it more like a dye, if that helps.
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support a Republican-led bill Why to purposefully start a rage against Democrats?
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Meta Acquires Voice AI Startup PlayAI, Continuing to Add Talent
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> Existing voice AI solutions are a pain to set up for complex use cases. They require months of prompting all edge cases before going live, and then months of monitoring and improving prompting afterwards I wonder why! Most (or all) of
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> the valuation dropped 80% and they were suing advertisers for not advertising That already happened before she got onboard. > One time they let her speak publicly it turned out to be a disaster. One time? She has spoken publicly man
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Good point! But it's very rare to see Seller shipping the product, as Amazon likes to control the inventory itself. Also, I believe Amazon encourages sellers to ship the products to their warehouses for faster delivery to customers, an
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I believe it'd require a good chunk of capital to buy the equipment unless you want to focus on a very specific niche at the beginning
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>Good rule of thumb is that if it goes on or in your body do not buy it from Amazon. If I do that, I always make sure I'm buying from the seller and not a reseller or distributor; I meant to say no other party besides the Seller and
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> https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00DJUK8HS/ref=ask_ql_qh_d... PreserVision -> I've never heard about that brand, so I would have never bought it. What was the reason behind your purchase decisi
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