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by neom 1y ago
Kyle and I talked when he wasn't full time on this yet, I wanted to invest in it, well, anyway we talked about it a lot. Sufficed to say: I am SOOO proud of him! Genuinely awesome and brilliant dude. :)
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by neom 1y ago
He's 62 and has been at apple since 1998, 2004 on effectively running ops. A+ succession planning.
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by neom 1y ago
The article itself is interested but I was more interested to see this: https://bluelightcommercial.police.uk/
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AI used to pose as Marco Rubio and contact foreign ministers(bbc.com)
3 points by neom 1y ago|0 comments
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by neom 1y ago
It's a slippery slope and we really don't want a 2 class system. If you start allowing doctors to bill for things that public insurance covers, you're 30 seconds away from a losing the egalitarianism that Canadians value. You
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by neom 1y ago
You lopped off the important part! I addressed that very thing in the words you cut out directly after!!!!!!!!! :) In fact, what you wrote and I are highly alined. I have dyscalculia, so what you discribed was indeed exactly cool to me be
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by neom 1y ago
It goes in cycles. The late 90s into 2010s was getting everyone "online" 2010s to 2015s was "online stuff" and 2013 today has been moving all the software to the internet, people got rich in each wave of them. I wish I c
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Wutopia Lab designs bookshop in China to resemble inside of teapot(dezeen.com)
4 points by neom 1y ago|2 comments
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by neom 1y ago
Cool TLE photo from an astronaut couple days ago: https://x.com/Astro_Ayers/status/1940810789830451563
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by neom 1y ago
I've found in my life cool people generally have something to offer, be it inspiration, insight, other otherwise, I feel like cool is often aspirational and differs depending on where someone is trying to go in life. It seems to me coo
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by neom 1y ago
fwiw and not to diminish your point, semi trucks in Canada are rarely heard, they mostly drive along our massive highways, they are generally not allowed in cities, and you can drive from one end of Canada to the other (east <> west)
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by neom 1y ago
Here is his medium post on the matter: https://medium.com/@andrew.frelon/i-am-andrew-frelon-the-guy...
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by neom 1y ago
Chloropicrin. May 2024: https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/02/world/europe/us-russia-ch... Oct 2024: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c5yj5qepe4wo Seems the Dutch think they
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by neom 1y ago
I grew up in Scotland in the 90s, the high school I went to was ill equipped to deal with someone as wide as I am on the spectrums. I was put into the "retarded children" programs. I think this resulted in me always "knowing&
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by neom 1y ago
It's been very very throughly research, in fact my father was a (non-famous, Michigan U, 60s era) researcher on this. Recommended reading: Damasio, A. R. (1994), Lazarus, R. S. (1991), LeDoux, J. E. (1996). Why do I think it's ap
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by neom 1y ago
Last year went for a walk with a fairly known AI researcher, I was somewhat shocked that they didn't understand the difference between thoughts, feelings and emotions. This is what I find interesting about all these top someones in AI.
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by neom 1y ago
"Finally, maybe this is controversial but ultimately progress in science is bottlenecked by real-world experiments." I feel like this has been the vast majority of consensus around these halls? I can't count the number of HN
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by neom 1y ago
I've been watching WheelsBoy youtube channel a lot, he covers Chinese cars in China: https://www.youtube.com/@Wheelsboy - I don't know if this is the best source, but it's been eye opening to watch.
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by neom 1y ago
I really dislike the new memory, find myself using temp chats on ChatGPT a lot these days, they claim it adds nothing to mine or the collective knowledge, although to be honest at this point my trust in OpenAI is incredibly low.
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Against AI: An Open Letter from Writers to Publishers(lithub.com)
30 points by neom 1y ago|26 comments
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by neom 1y ago
Yesterday a butterfly got stuck in my pool, I usually try to save them. This one was trying it's hardest to fly but the water on it's wings was just slightly too heavy or something, but it was flapping really hard and making the m
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by neom 1y ago
Off the top of my head, Costa Rica, Bhutan, Canada, Norway/Sweden? A good read: https://www.project-syndicate.org/commentary/costa-rica-enli...
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by neom 1y ago
For future HN readers, I did not engage with that comment because I also believed it to be either fake/astroturfing or otherwise, the messages weaved throughout it are...not cogent.
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by neom 1y ago
It's not just students btw... we're dealing it this too. My wife is a Korean university professor teaching at an American university, and her visa needs to be renewed by next month. I'm Canadian and she has residency in Canad
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by neom 1y ago
Jack Clark was out before congress yesterday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDNrUZBZDA4 - fwiw, I've known Jack for almost 20 years now and we talk relatively regularly, he's not in marketing, and he means what
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by neom 1y ago
I really liked the image a lot so I emailed the author of the paper to see if she had a version without the clipart,she didn't but said it was fine to remove it, so: https://s.h4x.club/YEuYLW8z (doesn't render tif
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by neom 1y ago
Paper: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09150-4
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by neom 1y ago
The Forrester report I'm using to invest in this stuff, I've read some Gartner on it also.
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by neom 1y ago
Because near all analysts have it on somewhere between a 5% and 7% CAGR.
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by neom 1y ago
My headlights aren't good enough so I'm unsure but generally that maps. To me the interoperability part is what is interesting, your data and my data in real time being consumed by some understanding agent doing automated research

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