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by rs186 2y ago
I have trouble distinguishing this post from those on r/wallstreetbets. To be honest, I have seen quite a few posts on wsb that are much more informative than this
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by rs186 2y ago
At least I trust Uber enough that I use it anywhere I don't get to drive my own car. And I have never been in an accident so far. I don't trust ChatGPT enough to copy its output and be done with my work. Sometimes I spend more tim
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by rs186 2y ago
True, but the vast, vast majority of people can't tell and don't care about color accuracy. I am not even talking about 100% sRGB vs P3. I am talking about 45% NTSC vs 72% NTSC. Most people can't tell the difference unless yo
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by rs186 2y ago
Like I said, an example would be 100% more effective and convincing than your personal experience here.
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by rs186 2y ago
True, but it is also true that lottery money often goes back to cities and towns, so those people get a tiny little bit of benefit back for themselves.
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by rs186 2y ago
Well, "break on exceptions" can be very powerful when used correctly, i.e. when the scope is narrowed down. It should never be a flag that is turned on all the time -- that's guaranteed misery there. > quickly work your wa
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by rs186 2y ago
> How about we don't build an auto-updater? Auto-updaters are the most practical and efficient way of pushing updates in today's world. As pointed out by others, the alternative would be to go through app store's update me
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by rs186 2y ago
Off topic: Since we are doing clickbait titles, I thought ChatGPT / Gen AI in general might be a better candidate for "the biggest economic disruptor since the internet", based on hype, especially from the "leaders"
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by rs186 2y ago
I doubt donation would be anywhere close to what is needed for development even if that exists.
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by rs186 2y ago
Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42682602 Just finished the book recently. It's very insightful. As someone who considers himself good at debugging* and is still trying to improve debugging skills and effi
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by rs186 2y ago
Not surprised. Many successful video platforms started with pirated videos. Copyright is not a word in their dictionary. And once they get big enough/have enough investment money, they suddenly become the good guys, activity engaging w
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by rs186 2y ago
Well that ship has sailed.
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by rs186 2y ago
Let me put this way: as a non native English speaker, I am fairly confident that I'll do a better job at "summarizing" headlines than Apple Intelligence. Take that however you like.
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by rs186 2y ago
Reminder: https://www.theverge.com/2019/7/30/20747765/apple-mac-pro-20...
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by rs186 2y ago
If history is our guide, that's never going to happen.
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by rs186 2y ago
Dude you seriously need to go out in the real world and try to understand how things work. Complaining on the Internet never does anything. Zero.
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by rs186 2y ago
> I don’t think higher education has been increasingly regulated for decades. Because things never made headlines and you never paid attention. Maybe talk to a professor or an administrator, or ask ChatGPT before posting such ignorant co
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by rs186 2y ago
Thank you for pointing this out. However, it seems that HN crowd really doesn't like this kind of viewpoint. "If you cannot do everything without a smart phone, that's the society's fault, not yours.", as echoed b
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by rs186 2y ago
> if I let you choose which of your fingers I cut off, am I being fair? That's not what we are discussing here. You can't use whatever irrelevant analogy you like to prove a point that doesn't exist.
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by rs186 2y ago
Very weird logic. As the article points out, this is an intentional choice for many people. So you shoulder the consequences, that seems fair to me? I don't currently drive a car, and to be honest, I have anxiety about driving. I could
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by rs186 2y ago
Not going to work, otherwise it would already have been done. People who control or take advantage of cryptocurrency don't want this to happen.
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by rs186 2y ago
That seems an oversimplification. Counter example: ownership of Amazon MGM Studios and its parent Amazon.
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by rs186 2y ago
Did Amazon start a new round of cost cutting, layoffs or something? Yesterday they discontinued Chime. As if Amazon is doubling down on cutting "unnecessary" services
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by rs186 2y ago
Citation needed.
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by rs186 2y ago
Neither of which uses A18.
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by rs186 2y ago
As someone who uses Android as the main device, I have an iPhone SE as a backup phone when travelling. It is a nice phone by itself, and allows me to access Apple services in case I need to. When the time comes, I'll probably look for
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by rs186 2y ago
In case this is not clear enough: you'd better come up with some real arguments with concrete evidence, or move on. Nobody has time for meaningless speculation.
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by rs186 2y ago
At least according to Meta's marketing, WhatsApp is E2E encrypted. And they make ads just for this -- you can literally see billboards in NYC that advertises the encrypted messaging part of the product. It would completely destroy What
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by rs186 2y ago
Part of me wish that there are teams in China or Russia who can take over the development and ignore all the idiotic demands from these associations.
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by rs186 2y ago
Likely because there was no casualty, which doesn't really make headlines. On the other hand, the concentration of people who are interested in planes/flights are definitely higher on HN than something as generic as Google news

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