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by mdorazio 2y ago
Are most of your users using it to help with cognitive impairments and get linked information or to reduce the amount of reading they have to do for homework? Because if it’s the latter then you probably need to reconsider the ethics of wha
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by mdorazio 2y ago
A fair number of YouTube content creators are diversifying onto other platforms to de-risk. Nebula seems to be a popular destination at the moment.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
I'm asking if optimizing for clicks in search results rather than optimizing for quality of content and letting search engines attempt to determine what's worth surfacing was overall a good thing for users.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Since this seems to be most relevant to SEO practitioners I might as well ask a loaded question. Given how prevalent spam sites are in search results now and how bad Google seems to be at filtering them out, what's the argument for how
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by mdorazio 2y ago
I'm curious how this works in practice. It's been several years since I used an automated job application system, but I remember they would usually parse your resume into a limited set of form fields that you then had to manually
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Depending whose numbers you believe, Tokyo stopped growing around 2018 and has been slightly shrinking since. https://www.macrotrends.net/global-metrics/cities/21671/toky...
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by mdorazio 2y ago
It's worth noting that energy transfer rate is not the average limiting factor of pump turnover time at gas stations. A significant portion of people are also doing some combination of going to the bathroom, buying snacks, washing thei
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by mdorazio 2y ago
If people want to drive during peak seasons, let them wait a few extra minutes at chargers? This seems like a problem that supply and demand will solve pretty efficiently.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Looks like no, but you're more likely to have to go the online provider route which is $950. https://www.galleri.com/patient/the-galleri-test
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by mdorazio 2y ago
These do not sound close at all to me.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
This changes absolutely nothing about the legality or ethics involved.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
That completely refutes the case. There is no imitation. There was no intent to bypass Scarlett saying “no”. It doesn’t even sound that much like her.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
I'm not sure why you think having 30 direct reports at Google and 40 direct reports at a startup are "slightly different". They are very different. An organization as large and mature as 2013 Google has far more support res
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by mdorazio 2y ago
The trouble with this is that you don't have any data for the alternative case, so you can't say if forcing her to do gymnastics was actually a good move. Maybe she would have loved piano even more and been performing at concerts
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by mdorazio 2y ago
I think this is a good point. Apple’s product innovation has historically been to take something that already exists but isn’t very good and turn it into a top-tier product for the mass market. Looking at things as widespread as even the iP
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by mdorazio 2y ago
FWIW, Israel and China are the other two hotspots for building startups. It’s worth looking at how Israel did it since their model could work elsewhere. For example they have a government funded delegation that goes around to conferences so
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Large companies with huge campuses have huge amounts of rooftop space that are usually perfect for solar arrays + storage. The only place this makes sense is remote areas at latitudes where solar is impractical. Or if it could be made small
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by mdorazio 2y ago
The only one I can think of is DraftKings.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
"A paper published in March by the Census Bureau found a particularly sharp increase last year in business applications based around artificial intelligence (ai)." If we exclude the gold rush of startups doing something "AI&q
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Great post on building extremely complex hardware from scratch. At the same time I hate to be that business guy, but both this blog post and the abl site are missing a good answer to my first question: Why? Given that SpaceX exists and is q
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by mdorazio 2y ago
How many posts on yesterday’s “Who’s Hiring?” were for exactly this tech? Think I counted at least 5.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
FYI if you want to get things off a 5.25 floppy, you can get a Greaseweazle for $25 and use it with any 5.25 drive. https://decromancer.ca/greaseweazle/
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by mdorazio 2y ago
I tried the first 5 links and none of them showed the hacked content in the resulting page. At least for me the Google results were all old caches.
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Because it doesn't actually work as advertised, leading to things like over-policing and poorer response times to actual crime [1]. [1] https://council.seattle.gov/2023/11/13/police-chiefs-critica...
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by mdorazio 2y ago
Glad to see the author ended up with something that works well. A quick search for "plotter rotary axis" yields several similar projects with a few different approaches, which is interesting.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Gen as in “General” not generative.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Note that PIA constantly triggers captchas, even for basic google searches. And not the easy captchas; multi-step "no, you're wrong" ones. Can't speak to the prevalence of this with other services.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Reminds me of my first job out of college as a data analyst. At least 60% of the work was extremely repetitive spreadsheet work and emails. Wrote some macros and automation scripts to do almost all of it in ~3 minutes instead of 4 hours and
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Huge misconceptions from naysayers in this thread as per usual with anything related to autonomous. Let's establish a few items... 1) Autonomous trucks do not need to, nor will they, drive on "difficult" routes to be impactfu
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by mdorazio 3y ago
I'm actually going to disagree with this post because it's a tangential problem to what MVPs are supposed to be for. If you're operating on a shoestring budget in a competitive environment (i.e. most pre-money startups), you

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