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by menacingly 3y ago
Traditionally, when faced with something that isn't a good deal, you don't buy it.
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by menacingly 3y ago
Why can't they build it?
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by menacingly 3y ago
This is a complicated issue. On the one hand, I tend to have a generally unfavorable view of apple. I don't like closed systems, oversimplified to the point of missing critical settings UX, etc. That said, I really don't understan
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by menacingly 3y ago
Well, in that case I think I'd 1) Not dilute the horrific tragedy of a century in pursuit of my histrionic agenda 2) Try and not overfit the clean simple morality of young adult fiction onto the real world
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by menacingly 3y ago
1) why is that quite clear? 2) so?
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by menacingly 3y ago
I'm glad the adolescent Brave dismissal was near the top
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by menacingly 3y ago
I think the point is that places exist for jokes that don't add anything, so we can just go do that there, rather than changing the definition of what this is
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by menacingly 3y ago
grabbed your email, I'll try and get in touch next week
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by menacingly 3y ago
That's cool, I'd love to see it become ubiquitous. It's actually a really fun problem so long as you're burning up tokens on someone else's api key
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by menacingly 3y ago
I have a close friend who is constantly hustling but has little technical expertise, so he just says "yes" and hopes I'll swoop in and figure out execution. We built a lead qualification and sales coaching plug-in for a CRM,
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by menacingly 3y ago
I sure hope the hype cycle doesn't destroy what's truly valuable here. I accidentally stepped into seemingly endless demand for AI projects this year, and it has been a god-send for my crushing burnout. Truly interesting stuff tha
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by menacingly 3y ago
I'm fairly competent, I don't even really have a "support" issue, I just need them to stop billing me for a device that was damaged and replaced. You can't terminate unless the "device is online", and the
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by menacingly 3y ago
yeah, it actually would have impacted my buying decision if I'd known about the support beforehand
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Ask HN: Does Starlink not have real support?
9 points by menacingly 3y ago|9 comments
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by menacingly 3y ago
I’m not an AI zealot, but this is such a strange debate to me. “AI only _appears_ to be reasoning” is silly, because appearing to reason is our only sane definition of reasoning. If we can’t say exactly when our random statistical noise eme
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by menacingly 3y ago
Many things give you wifi speed, if you're connected to wifi. With Airdrop, if you are on the moon and meet a stranger there who also has an iphone, you can perform the high-speed transfer of large files.
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by menacingly 3y ago
I used to find my Alexa devices useful, until they took the widely-discussed quality nosedive and started understanding less than half of what they used to. I can't think of anything else I've purchased that became so markedly wor
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by menacingly 3y ago
I actually love bluetooth, because I think it's a miracle it functions at all across so many devices. In general, I can make sound happen on a thing, and that's cool. Having said that, this list is missing my biggest gripe: so man
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by menacingly 3y ago
Every center of value develops a barnacle industry with their foot hovering over the brake pedal unless a tax is paid to their army of non-contributing people
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by menacingly 3y ago
I have considered the that, but I ultimately decided they work because they are a fabric of what that ecosystem _is_, not what it has. It's the same reason two sites that are more or less the same will have entirely different communiti
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by menacingly 3y ago
With consistent, reasonable-by-default threading abstractions baked in
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by menacingly 3y ago
I can't think of anything to say that doesn't sound like a free and unencumbered software bumper sticker. But... like... c'mon.
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by menacingly 3y ago
Really helpful, thanks. When it comes to building something smaller than a shoebox it's a "don't know what I don't know" situation over here
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by menacingly 3y ago
at what voltage do devices like this tend to operate? I was trying to estimate the ah of the batteries so I could then be frustrated at how they pack the cells in there.
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by menacingly 3y ago
I do think that, and a lot of other people do as well. It’s why they aren’t taken seriously and have a hard time being employed unless we’re in wasteful high growth economic states. And identifying a profitable market segment, inserting you
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by menacingly 3y ago
I assume we're unlikely to truly mitigate anything with LLMs we can't mitigate in standard english.
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by menacingly 3y ago
I don't know. So I will let my 0.0% experience with the topic keep me from writing about it.
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by menacingly 3y ago
Careful, it’s gatekeeping to prefer that your game journalists have ever played a game at all other than when researching for an article. They write like this because it’s how anyone writes on a topic about which they have no experience. If
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by menacingly 3y ago
It's not an exaggeration, OP meant in the context of a knowledge economy. the IQ and crime issues you mention strongly support this statement.
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by menacingly 3y ago
Brain issues are always so fascinating. The subjective experience is to diagnose a faulty sensor using the sensor. The brain that both I and the author agree seems to be acting up also wrote this article. Did it mess with your ability to pe

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