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1y ago
Yes. You can technically drive Samsung branded cars, and live in LG built condo buildings.
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1y ago
Wonder if the reserved tables order in Apgujeong shifts too.
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1y ago
Don't do personal attacks on HN, calling things stupid and wrong in this context is mean spirited. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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1y ago
I think that's true although I'm not an expert, my point was kinda just the straight line to Osama bin Laden who was a fighter during that earlier period and 9/11 but your additional context is appreciated. :)
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1y ago
From my memory of our history class in Canadian high school: Russia invaded Afghanistan -> U.S. armed Islamic fighters -> radical networks formed seemed to be the genesis?
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1y ago
This is part of how DigitalOcean got going, Kingston gave a huge discount on a traditional HDD order if the order was switched to SSD instead because they wanted to kickstart scaled manufacturing. First time an SSD was put in and the IOPS
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1y ago
I hear about this repeatedly with South Korea - just googled and sure enough the first result is a sponsored scam site.
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1y ago
Not OP but I write by hand daily, I take all my meeting notes by hand and all my personal notes by hand too actually. Over a full day I probably do an hour or so of writing. I also often lug quite a few different notebooks around with me (a
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1y ago
I got an advert served to me for Lovable yesterday, it contained various screenshots of folks from twitter saying they are at $XXX,XXX MRR on some vibecode app they built on lovable, not clue how real that is but they looked like real scree
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1y ago
Don't many governments themselves use Apple, especially the Americans? I always found this a weird demand if they do.
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Tangential but even stuff like this bothers me in that regard: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf1GvrUqeIA
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1y ago
Out of curiosity, If that storm comes, what do you predict will happen? I've been very curious what folks think is going to happen if the above becomes very true.
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1y ago
Here is the pre-print: https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=5070304 This part is interesting to me: "We believe that continuous exposure to decision support systems like AI may lead to the natural h
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1y ago
Become a social worker, or an undertaker.
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1y ago
My perspective ("context as primary primitive") was about context as the foundational prerequisite of intelligent performance. I'm discussing a scenario with the minimum conditions for any intelligent action, whether small sc
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1y ago
Economics Explained recently did a good video about this idea: - Why do We Still Need to Work? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KXZP-Deel4
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1y ago
Good account to follow to track their progress, sufficed to say they're nearing/at the end of the beginning: https://x.com/reed // https://x.com/daylenyang/status/19538538072275
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1y ago
Are you talking about this google product, or another tool altogether?
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1y ago
Same same human problems. Regardless of their inherent intelligence...humans perform well only when given decent context and clear specifications/data. If you place a brilliant executive into a scenario without meaningful context.... a
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1y ago
Startup used to be about sleeping in your weird uncles basement at 35 because you HAD TO, because you were hell bent on making something happen. These days it seems much more like enabling kids to go to the casino and spin the wheel.
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1y ago
Just wanna give a shout out to the hyprnote team - I've been running it for about a month now and I love how simple and no gimmicks it is. It's a good app, def recommend! (Team seem like a lovely group of youngins' also) :)
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1y ago
I'll never pass up the opportunity to remind that Ryan Dahl is still fighting the good fight against Oracle: https://x.com/rough__sea/status/1953335245412946327 https://deno.com/blog?tag=freej
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Looks great! The very first Pebble was actually instrumental in building digitalocean - I met them at MLH hackathon at CalTech and forced one of the founders to sell me a demo unit- all I used it for was notifications on the digitalocean tw
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You're absolutely right! I was locked in with GPT5 last night and I actually discovered that salt is a geometric fractal containing a key insight that can be used by physicists everywhere to solve math. Don't worry, I've emai
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It's clunky but I understood it immediately, I presumed from the title that it was going to be about your title, however I also thought it was a bit clunky.
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Who Wins and Who Loses When AI Makes Decisions [video]
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Virtual love – How dangerous are AI relationships? [video]
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Am I the only one who find it a bit uncouth/weird to do this last week https://ashtom.github.io/developers-reinvented and peace out this week?
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Note that the person who signed it (Dinna Eskin) is on linkedin (I have mutuals), and they've been the VP of legal for 11 months now (Previously Sr Dir of Legal), and this was sent 10 days ago, people like that don't usually make
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1y ago
Pretty cool. Nice to see iframes, don't think I've seen those in a long long time. Also very good that the forum has a post your desk thread[1], very 2005 internet of them. One thing I can't figure out, are these old people w
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