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by prng2021 4y ago
I don’t know how Google Pay works but when the payment terminal is ready for payment and you put your iPhone near it, it automatically turns on and waits for you confirm the payment. A lot of people have multiple credit cards. Mobile paymen
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by prng2021 4y ago
Wow. I was going to say that no one in their right mind would even consider putting all business logic at the database layer. I’m willing to bet there were tons of Oracle-specific features being used too.
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by prng2021 4y ago
I know one person who did as well but these are tiny percentages of people that can’t possibly be affecting these macro trends. That tax deduction requires having a business. The general population only knows the bare minimum to file their
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by prng2021 4y ago
Yea this article makes it sound like the loophole is the primary reason but I don’t think it’s even a significant contributor. Anyone can google the top 5 SUVs sold in 2022. None of them are over the 6,000 pound gross weight limit to be co
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by prng2021 4y ago
Lol since when is implementing tax policy changes a trivial thing to do? It’s literally one of the hardest things to do at any level of government.
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by prng2021 4y ago
This is a really poor generalization. Does anyone really think every company is a snowflake with a truly unique set of business processes? Of course not. Anyone who has worked at more than 1 company in their career can see lots of similari
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by prng2021 4y ago
I think that’s thinking too much into it. He could have spent 1/10th of that and got those things in return. These billionaires want fame and to be the focus of discussions like this one. They know people will be in awe over such a hug
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by prng2021 4y ago
Yea this stuck out to me too. Like.. what?
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by prng2021 4y ago
The 101st, no 1001st, iteration of a no-code platform. Soon to support low-code as well I’m sure.
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by prng2021 4y ago
“Arguably then, from a truly omniscient perspective, nothing, not even the physical world, is truly random” Super misleading statement, especially with the accompanying footnote. Quantum physics indicates there really is true randomness in
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by prng2021 4y ago
I’m curious to know the answer here as well. I’m not a Firefox user, but given how common it is for sites to use localstorage, this is a really surprising design decision.
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by prng2021 4y ago
You’re completely missing the point. Many multi master databases exist. Network partitions happen. Bugs in multi master databases during network partitions have happened and can happen. This is like distributed systems 101. So given those
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by prng2021 4y ago
“Humans are trained on orders of magnitude more multimodal data over their lifetimes. Also, humans are not borne as an unbiased model, billions of years of evolution have crafted many implicit biases into our cognition (like a propensity to
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by prng2021 4y ago
“ Obviously they wouldn't do as well but they still do better than chance” is a huge understatement. If a model wasn’t trained with any SAT questions and answers but was trained with the same verbal and mathematical knowledge a high s
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by prng2021 4y ago
Yes but the critical difference is that AI couldn’t pass these tests if they weren’t trained on a very similar set of questions and answers. Not every person takes a SAT prep class to improve their test score. There are lots of people who
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by prng2021 4y ago
Yep, plus the shift to selling lower volume but higher profit products is accelerated when you have supply chain constraints preventing you from pumping out units in high volume.
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by prng2021 4y ago
Hah. I get your point but it would be an easy sell for them. The impossible sell would be to engineers. Executives would just compare operating costs estimates.
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by prng2021 4y ago
No, my point was that always selling at vesting is not good advice. If you were a long term investor and held onto AMZN over a 10 year or longer time span, you would have most likely been way better off than just selling at vest and doing
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by prng2021 4y ago
Wow. Never take financial advice from a stranger. Look at the AMZN stock performance from 1997 to 2022. How many people could have sold right after vesting, invested the money elsewhere, and beat the gains that would have been had, had the
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by prng2021 4y ago
Lol this guy's is hilarious.
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by prng2021 4y ago
I haven't seen that played out. When someone looks for open calendar availability, all they're looking for is an open slot for all attendees. Not 10 minutes after 1 or some of the attendees have finished a prior meeting. So you ve
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by prng2021 4y ago
I don't understand how to account for the fact that total vehicle sales in the US has not been dropping over the last 40 years despite stats like this from the article: "By 1997, 43% of the country’s 16-year-olds had driving licen
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by prng2021 4y ago
I have a very hard time believing people are so out of touch with reality that they don’t understand why employers want people in the office. You’re not in back to back meetings from the moment you start work until you finish. Not all meet
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by prng2021 4y ago
Gong has had these meeting feaures. I'm curious if GPT-3.5 leapfrogs it.
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by prng2021 4y ago
There are more than just cancellations and downgrades to consider. Netflix will make money from people who pay for their own accounts and from their new revenue stream of ads. There's also a very noticeable image quality difference be
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by prng2021 4y ago
So in short, this is attempting to create an open source version of Box, right? Box has Box Notes and Box Canvas for composing documents. Beyond the actual files, it has automated workflows like review & approval processes, document me
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by prng2021 4y ago
Cool, I never considered timezones but that's a great point. I don't find the first point about infinite radius to be relevant to this debate though. It's a true statement, but what flat earthers are talking about is whether
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by prng2021 4y ago
Guessing here but maybe it's supposed to be a security measure. What if you're in an office or public space and you have a hub or dock connected. A malicious actor could plug in an unknown device while you step away from the mac
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by prng2021 4y ago
I don't think AR/VR will ever take off, mostly because it seem's impossible (yes I'll go on a limb and use that word) to fit a supercomputer in a pair of glasses, as Zuckerberg put it. We're currently seeing the tai
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by prng2021 4y ago
You can use the snippets feature. Is this what you're looking for? https://slack.com/help/articles/204145658-Create-or-paste-co...

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