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paul7986
3y ago
Im glad I answered such messages from such a type of recruiter. I work at amazing place because I did and yet I put them through the ringer to prove to me they were legit. Sorta feel bad some for doing that but protecting myself according
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3y ago
Reminds me of one of my first webpages I created that had links to online radio stations by genres circa 2005. I even searched godaddy to see if i could buy pandora.com for a name for it and then reached out to them saying i wanted that na
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3y ago
The PI iPhone app has a solid UX and even better UX if Apple (bought it) integrated into Siri.
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3y ago
Why is it always Cruise in the headlines... it didnt hit the woman but it did run her over ...pinning her to the ground where instead of a human driving taking action right away no EMTs had to contact Cruise for them to disengage self drivi
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3y ago
Oh I like how it's neutral and stays away my from any bias like Pi.AI does. I asked PI many controversially biased topics like it's thoughts on Trump, trans ppl, what media outlets aren't biased and did it recommend any rep
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3y ago
Been using PI past few hours while driving .. u can almost get lost in the conversation... it's response time though is not like a real conversation as it has to send your audio file question or response then u have to wait for it'
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3y ago
A bit off topic but anyone here have access to Chat GPT voice conversations (how is it)? They said they are rolling it out within the next two weeks for plus users (which I am), yet as of now I don't see the option under "New Fea
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3y ago
Then these exclusivity deals should not be allowed! In terms of making users choose an engine on their new phone ... a good UX to achieve this is by forcing them to choose once they do their first search whether via an AI assistant, web br
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3y ago
Did you have a negative view of Spirit before flying with them? Not sure about my backside.. don't do squats lol ... 5'10 170
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3y ago
Sure for me I fly out of a major hub (Baltimore Washington International) and Spirit flies pretty much to every US city from there. One thing bad about spirit is their extremely horrible refund policy .. their seats are a bit smaller but no
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3y ago
If you travel lite with clothes in a book bag(wash clothes if extended stay)… I don't see why anyone would fly United, Southwest, American Airlines, etc VS.the budget Airlines like Spirit. Maybe if you have points with those airlines…
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3y ago
In zuckerberg's speech he shows one of many innovations that will drive all current sunglass wearers to switch to smart sunglasses which is the glasses keeping score of your tennis, ping pong ..card game ..whatever game and displaying
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3y ago
Google isnt much of an innovator they will just copy or steal from the market leader who finally gets it right like they did with Android and like many of their other products ..Siri first then Google assistant ...Alexa smart speaker then G
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3y ago
Once smart glasses run solidly and can run mind blowing innovation / apps solidly too they are the next smart phone. Such innovations will sell smart glasses like apps drove smart phone sales. I think my argument is helped by the bill
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3y ago
Once battery life is solid and all bugs are worked out smart glasses will be as ubiquitous as smart phones
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3y ago
They will lose talent and I'm guessing have to change back to compete against the many companies and agencies who are still remote and or changed to fully remote. Remote working many view higher then more money.
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3y ago
Hmmm society vs. a money making organization to me are two different things.... politicians those who make the laws arent going around doing school shootings and other murderous acts. They do steal, lie, cheat and other bad things and they
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3y ago
People will do what the organization has done itself, allows and promotes through incentivizing each employee with bonuses for new technology they turn whether it's their own work or not.
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3y ago
I would bet 99 percent Android iOS never looked like iOS until iOS was released. How much you want to bet :)
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3y ago
Ummm it's not the employee it's Google and it's culture of thievery as it ... - Copied iOS and created Android - Worked with Sonos then stole from Sonos; Sonos 10 years later wins a victory in court https://www.the
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3y ago
They basically only created a better search engine which that possibly could have been stolen too. I mean Facebook was stolen as well and the public doesn't care. I'm sure the public doesn't care that 100s to 1000s of innov
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3y ago
Google is known for doing this as seen in this other HN post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18566929 As well I met them and it wasn't a pleasant experience. It was a decade ago around the same time Sonos met wit
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3y ago
In cities yes because of vagrants yet in the suburbs and rural areas ... public bathrooms are easy to find everywhere. I think Ive been to some places of businesses in cities that gave me the keycode to the bathroom once you buy something.
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3y ago
I'm sure it helps some but pirate sites are all about word of mouth / sharing with friends
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3y ago
Sounds as dumb as buying a fully electric car as your one and only driving vehicle and you do frequent road trips in remote and non-remote areas! Also, the time it take to charge your EV compared to filling your gas car is silly after spend
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3y ago
oh no dont speak ill of Ycombinator's startup bros. You will get downvoted! Loved Justin.TV and how they helped shake up the media industrty up ... all the start-up bro ethos followed there successfully helped kill and bring new media
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3y ago
Shocker and I'm not seeing any such issues with Waymo cars and or am I missing those headlines? Waymo has been at this game and working on their tech since around 2007. Cruise definitely not as long ... no robo AI car company should be
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3y ago
Not sure if it's eye disease alone or something else.. but my friend has Keratoconus and after getting super strong contacts her vision is no longer blurry and nor is poised to lose per diagnoses she was given years back.
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Any computer can be hacked, so nonsense (?) and you are saying a AI robot car will never be hacked? It previously happened in Charlottesville sometime ago ( https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2015/5&#x
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hmmm your analogy doesn't totally fit and you might have drank too much of the AI tech bro kool aid ;-) These cars can be hacked as used as weapons ... for terrorist attacks. As well malfunction and lock you in driving into the bay or
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