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541.
by rapind 3y ago
Hillock is rough.
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by rapind 3y ago
You should talk to Path of Exile players...
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by rapind 3y ago
> efficient way to discover true market rate and there is no damage by using it. The algorithms are optimizing price instead of vacancy. I don't think we can assume these are one and the same (price and vacancy) because there are on
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by rapind 3y ago
> Designed to extract as much time, money, and knowledge about you as possible. Potential irony? Wasn’t this model, at least in part, popularized by the Facebook game Farmville?
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by rapind 3y ago
> Hot take, it’s hard to have a free internet without ads. But that's not the issue here is it? *Personalized* ads is the issue. Can the free internet survive without personalized ads? Of course it can. Will a ton of companies disap
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by rapind 3y ago
> Every employee should see their role as temporary. This isn’t the lifetime employment pension days anymore. I see many opportunities for employees to walk away as a positive. Good advice in general, but not a hard rule. There are roles
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by rapind 3y ago
Google search appliance.
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by rapind 3y ago
Maybe this is a fluke, but a few months ago an ABC reporter documented her Waymo ride and it had a couple goof ups. https://youtu.be/-Rxvl3INKSg Ultimately, I don't think the driving screw ups were that big of a deal (
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by rapind 3y ago
> There are plenty of other countries that have just as much social media usage as the US but don't have the same widespread emotional dysfunction Are you sure? A quick search says otherwise. E.g Effect of social media on youth in [
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by rapind 3y ago
I’ve been thinking of switching to Kagi too so this is good to hear. My biggest concern is that they’ll eventually sell out and flip on their current privacy policy as we’ve so many other tech businesses do.
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by rapind 3y ago
ķ does look a lot like screen dirt though. ö not so much.
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by rapind 3y ago
The worst offender of this is the Apple TV remote. Most of my actions with the Apple TV remote have been unintentional.
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by rapind 3y ago
Ai is misleading because it's too broad and consumers confuse it as AGI which is far more powerful (and not yet possible). From a marketing perspective this is a feature, not a bug since it gives off the appearance of being a much bigg
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by rapind 3y ago
Just my opinion here... The first example with map reverse is very readable and an improvement over lambda syntax. The chaining example (filter on length) is horrible for readability and I greatly prefer the lambda syntax.
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by rapind 3y ago
I have to disagree. "Machine learning" could just as easily be a marketing buzzword. Artificial Intelligence is just sexier because it's misleading (while being broad enough to be acceptable).
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by rapind 3y ago
Yes and a lot of these suburbs are built upon the mudslides from previous (recent) eruptions (few million people). Last I heard it was a 1 in 7 chance in my lifetime. It's incredibly stupid and dangerous. Mudslides can travel up to 50
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by rapind 3y ago
Rainier will erupt first and the mudslide will wipe out all those houses built on the last mudslide.
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by rapind 3y ago
90210
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by rapind 3y ago
Once you have a way to identify what you ignore, or rather what you are more likely to engage with, it will be optimized by producers.
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by rapind 3y ago
This has been my experience too. Not for a lack of trying either! Looking back now, it seems obvious. I like to leave interesting things lying around where we hangout the most though. Giving them at least an opportunity to get interested (a
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by rapind 3y ago
I occasionally get some lazy high maintenance customers (B2B) that I’d rather not have. It gives me a fair amount of stress at times. Even though they generate revenue they are absolutely a liability and I’d pay to quietly get rid of them.
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by rapind 3y ago
Yes exactly.
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by rapind 3y ago
What's funny is over-policing public transit would probably take only a fraction of the resources that private transportation does.
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by rapind 3y ago
What's always annoyed me with many operating systems is this need to organize based on function instead of domain. If I install an application named "Bob" then I want ALL of Bob's configuration to live within Bob. I don&
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by rapind 3y ago
So... ChatGPT just replaced Dads.
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by rapind 3y ago
It may not have been obvious at the time he chose Unity for his project. > in 2019 Unity went out of their way to say, and cement in their Terms of Service, that “When you obtain a version of Unity, and don’t upgrade your project, we thi
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by rapind 3y ago
> Unity is OK if smaller players choose to leave too because they don't contribute to even the long term profits, and apparently this is aimed for short-middle term profits. It's OK to fire your crappy and unprofitable customer
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by rapind 3y ago
I imagine it has to do with intent and willfulness. Not sure if that’s relevant or not in a monopoly case though.
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by rapind 3y ago
> eat an edible to go to sleep. I could care less if people get high, but as a general principle I will never consume a drug to help me sleep unless there’s a really good (doctor consulted) reason. I think we’re just setting ourselves up
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by rapind 3y ago
This whole debacle is unreal (pun intended?). I don’t think they’ll be able to enforce this the way they hope to. For example they want to be paid for unity games in subscription services, like xbox gamepass. Meanwhile M$ lawyers are rubbin

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