nemomarx

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by nemomarx 2mo ago
490k on a salary of 200k is in range? I want to know what sector you work in, that sounds like a very lucrative role.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Why have the marketing blurbs at all then? it's just throwing away tokens if most people don't read it.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
How much do you think the ai providers will take as a cut for that?
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
It really irks me that it still can't get the contrastive clauses right. "it's not about adding (more features), it's about (more features, but with a different emphasis)" is so empty of meaning. how do people copy
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
You can just use your own password manager and it wouldn't automatically do anything to apps on reinstall, right? Or a physical notebook, maybe.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
One user wants it not to be shared, but the other user might have various reasons to want to take that screenshot - maybe it's evidence of something they need to share urgently with others, whatever. It's definitely hostile to tha
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
users should have some way to control if screenshots have secret data in them or not, really. what if I do actually need to preserve it?
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
This is most of what we have for the great philosophers - half "why is the world like this" and half "how do you live a good life", right? some original plato lectures would be interesting to have.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Imagine if we had bad cookbooks, cheap popular novels and stories, tracts on diet and self help from old Rome, or old eras in China, or the equivalent from ages before that. It's all interesting for something, even if it's just a
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
It'll live on if they publish those scans or contribute them to a national archives or something. Proprietary data has a habit of being lost over time though.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
What I mean is that if the conservatives only objection to universal healthcare was these things, they could just leave them out. There's no requirement that a single payer system cover all procedures. Ergo the reason they didn't
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
You can easily drop those from a universal healthcare system - look at the NHS and gender affirming care across the pond. So it can't only be that part - I think it's wanting the undeserving to not have healthcare.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Think of all the insurance jobs that would be hit, too. Unfortunately we've bloated the healthcare industry to have a lot of employees
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
They almost have to be - which users will be able to get to your issues page and which will be able to find a mailing list? You'll have a much more selective audience in the latter
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Anyone know a good way to disable the ai summary on Google results? I know I should move over to kagi, but a ublock filter or something would still be nice.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Lots of voters didn't believe Trump would do the things he campaigned on. "I'll defund research" can be interpreted as "probably that other research, the stuff I don't like or think is useless" by some.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Less deep history, but a similar looking tunnel in Pennsylvania - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abandoned_Pennsylvania_Turnpik... . The most interesting thing about it is probably that it was used to film The Road. The
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
You can get corn syrup free monsters everywhere. Or those 5 hour ones, or Celsius or whatever. The reason to prefer coffee is that it tastes less aggressive than those I think
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
> says he was fired on August 3 just as he brought the company to the precipice of success. > Today, with an imploded refi business and rates closing in on 7%, the AI mortgage company’s market value stands at just $300 million. Forgiv
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
If you have to pay a connection fee for having the solar panel hooked up to your houses grid, I could see it ending up cheaper to disconnect the panels and sell them back tbh
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Unless you're paying to turn on access to purely a third party feed (which would be odd to me) there's some server side code taking those feeds and that the app is calling. Is that server code MIT licensed? An open source interfac
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
If fundamentals matter for stock performance, sure yeah. I would be interested to see the results of trying that against the kinda alpha wall street uses usually
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
https://gloom.sh/cloud Is it? I see some kinda subscription, so there's gotta be some non MIT portion of it
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I know it's kind of a nitpick, but is there really no value at all in "your install is just curl | bash and that seems insecure and risky" I would want to know that about any project before I try and evaluate it personally.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Do you keep gasoline in your cellar? my understanding is that it goes bad relatively fast, so be careful to keep cycling it yearly at least.
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Are we using that much oil for energy? The leading non renewable power source now is natural gas or similar, which I didn't think interacted much with the oil market. So even without nuclear, if the future is natural gas pipelines for
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
increase food prices substantially - people eat less - food production should become less profitable and shrink. Pretty easy taxation effect? Now, keeping the taxes suitably high as citizens go hungry, that's an exercise for the reader
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
What I mean is something like those sites could be developed and moderated by volunteers, to be clear, to cut down on operating costs. The users would be a good pool to draw from for this and if you like, the site can dole out subscription
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
I do some volunteer time on a small web forum, and we have subscription options on there. It pays for server costs reasonably fine, if not dev time for new features or anything. Users come from lots of places around the world, although the
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by nemomarx 2mo ago
Volunteer basis or charge users. Optional subscriptions keep small webforums alive, like HN would probably be fine with some kind of 10/mo thing. Maybe charge a small fee for new accounts? For things that need to scale past that like v

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