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by pcurve 8mo ago
I can forgive the circle screen in a Mini Cooper just because it's a heritage thing. What I don't like is, not having physical controls for heated seats, temperature controls, and heated steering wheels. Mini made all those touc
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by pcurve 8mo ago
I welcome to physical buttons. But multiple rectilineal shapes dominate without harmony. Almost feels like a semi truck interior.
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by pcurve 8mo ago
The headline is clickbait-y but I think the article is well articulated. I found the "What actually helped" helpful too.
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by pcurve 8mo ago
Dumb question - Why would Waymo disclose this much information to public and competitors?
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by pcurve 8mo ago
It's not just the management. Younger workers as well. I speak from my own experience from both sides of the table, now of course at the receiving end of the under appreciation.
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by pcurve 8mo ago
You're right. As long as they don't make a long series of these ads and espouse it as a virtue like Google did with their 'don't be evil', no one will care.
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by pcurve 8mo ago
Agree on the valuations. Most have come down and many have overcorrected imho. As expensive as some of these software seem in terms of cost per seat, most of the subscription contract rarely exceed a few hundred thousand / year if even
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by pcurve 8mo ago
Not a fan of Altman, but I don't think the ad will serve Anthropic well in long run. They may not run ads for foreseeable future, but there will come a point where they introduce a different tier service that does, whether they want it
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by pcurve 8mo ago
The result was rather depressing. I'm pushing 50 and I wasn't able to reach 50. I'm going to have to work on my recall skill.
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by pcurve 8mo ago
We knew the correction was coming, but I don't think anyone expected the 30% move in one day.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
Personally speaking, I get much better outcome from Lovable than Replit using same prompts.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
I also think this will help. There's no one size fits all solution. I hope it goes through.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
Many large fortune 500 companies have already opened up large offices in India to perform core business operations, so this won't have the intended impact. That ship has sailed. All this is going to do is accelerate the trend. That w
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by pcurve 9mo ago
One drive royally screwed me over years ago and I lost many files. Watching this video completely triggered me. It's one of many reasons why I switched to Mac. Too bad I cannot get away from OneDrive because workplace uses them a lo
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by pcurve 9mo ago
Agreed. Not just engineers, but basically everyone involved in creating products including designers and PMs. Every single bullet point here is gold.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
The structure of the carton is off. The spout. The opposite end of it. Being a trained artist myself I don’t think many artists would deliberately make that kind of design choice considering given the overall style of the artwork.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
I miss having fully baked requirements and UI to work with working in waterfall. We still did incremental releases so it still felt like reasonably agile.
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by pcurve 9mo ago
"OpenAI’s compensation as a percentage of revenue was set to reach 46% in 2025" At least the revenue is large enough to cover the payroll. That's a good milestone. Not really a fan of Altman, but I don't mind the compet
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by pcurve 10mo ago
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by pcurve 10mo ago
To be paid out over five years. A great retention bonus too for the new owner.
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by pcurve 10mo ago
Not sure how many of you have WBD shares with its rather tumultuous past (spin off from ATT, the Bill Hwang mess), but if you've picked up shares on the cheap in the past few years sub $10, congratulations. "Under the terms of the
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by pcurve 1y ago
What I find fascinating is, everyone is making the same exact points: 1. Yes, there is a bubble, but it's not the same. Companies are profitable. 2. It may burst, but this may go on for another 2+ years. No one knows. 3. Even after th
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by pcurve 1y ago
This article doesn't mention it, but PIMCO is lead lender "Pacific Investment Management Co. (PIMCO) is the anchor lender on the deal. The debt, which matures in 2049, is fully amortising and has been rated A+ by S&P. The bond
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by pcurve 1y ago
"Tragically, 60 people were killed during construction. During their lifetimes the towers were host to the birth of 17 babies and 19 murders" That is unusually high number of death during construction. After 25 years, I still get
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by pcurve 1y ago
A19 = 5177 A19 Pro = 5123 A18 Pro = 4130 A18 chip = 3928 A17 Pro = 4528 A16 = 4011 Not sure why the A18 passmark scores are quite a bit lower than A17
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by pcurve 1y ago
This will likely hit tourism from SK as well, which is already down 15%.
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by pcurve 1y ago
It became politicized because politicians latched onto it as a way to cutback entitlement spending which is unfortunate.
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by pcurve 1y ago
With all the innovation in AI, you'd think there's more accurate way to track jobs data.
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by pcurve 1y ago
Figma has neglected its core audience - the designers. Instead, it is trying to be all things to everyone, except it's serving no on well at this point. And it all started with FigJam. Still a half-baked product trying to take piece o
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by pcurve 1y ago
I feel like the first big disaster already happened. In the job market. Anyway, where there is public safety risk involved, I can't imagine a scenario where AI will directly cause a catastrophe. If anything, I feel overall safety wil

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