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Another very interesting one, the only Hawaiian island no one can visit. Barely inhabited, funded by a wealthy family, with weird military connections. Also had a weird WW2 death https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Niihau
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For low income kids, healthy v not doesn’t matter when the alternative is not eating. Ideally yes we provide healthier food, but that shouldn’t stop us from providing free meals even if they’re not amazing.
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Extra resources for schools = free breakfast, lunch, afterschool activities = kids cost less money = parents can work less demanding/normal hour jobs = more parental involvement. That’s a lot of logic, but resources for schools is a lo
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agenda_47 Trumps’s actual agenda, though slightly old generally aligns with his actions
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How do low pay manufacturing jobs create a better, safer, more competitive humanity? What does that phrase mean? Why not educate the masses to have successfull careers like most of HN, maybe working remote for a foreign company, and taking
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None of them have seemingly ever held more than 1 full time job. Age is discussed, but experience is clearly lacking. Your argument skips over that entirely.
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Still on the sidewalk. NYC is perpetually full of trash bags in comparison to other major cities (or non major cities)
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You can reset your algo on Spotify! I did and learned a lot. There were maybe 5 songs I wasn’t hearing that I liked, but tens of songs I did not like that I had saved years ago that came back up and were once again swiftly killed by the alg
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Could be marketplace/integrations. If someone comes out as a leader in price/product research and has exclusive access to APIs (think airlines, Amazon, movie theatres, etc) then the use case for that llm is unique and moat’d heavi
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Agreed - often a CTO of an ecom site is very very focused on site speed and has it as their #1 priority since it directly increases revenue.
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Disney college program makes up a good portion of workers, and they are not a part of the union. Edit - looks like 5% but they can only work the unskilled food service etc
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Ah well, should’ve mentioned the owner and operator then to avoid laymen like me doing half baked googling!
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Weird to not mention the country of the ship, since that seems relevant in a war scenario. Malta - https://maritimeoptima.com/public/vessels/pages/imo:9648879/...
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Having worked at those, they are shoestring to the core. Guests see beauty, behind it is paper mache and $8/hr college students whose wages are garnished for rent and class fees.
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I don’t really see how/why/etc Bitcoin would achieve that use case. If governments and financial institutions aren’t bag holders then they are extremely financially motivated to stop that from occurring, and afaik those groups are
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Yeah everyone who isn’t purposefully burning money has people whose sole job is just to spend less money on stuff that doesn’t work and more money on stuff that does. Pretty much every platform (DSP) has some fancy deep learning that bids u
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What information leads you to the conclusion that grants have gone wild?
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Do you expect people with decades of experience in medicine to just up and switch jobs over 3 months? A doctor can't prepare for something like this, all they could do was hope for the best. And now that its beginning, yes - its confus
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My partner works in a cancer clinic at a major university hospital. The staff is terrified of what is to come and this looks like the first domino. Without research grants a critical stepping stone in medicals careers will go missing, along
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One ingredient, oats. https://www.quakeroats.com/products/hot-cereals/old-fashione... I don’t know for sure but it looks like in the image the oh so simple is a different product line. Seemingly similar to all of
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I wonder if it’s feasible to keep a drum of this in the garage and spray it yourself around your property and home if a fire is approaching.(obviously actual fire prep like removing flammable material from around your home is better).
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I agree, though in my job I send many many near-pointless communications. Many jobs you are just required to pump out garbage, and AI is real good at pumping out garbage.
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There is an argument to be made that ChatGPT mildly rewording/misquoting info directly from my blog is copying.
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Are autoplay YouTube embeds still a thing?
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It looks exactly like a slot machine?
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Saving for later thanks
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Great visuals! I loved to use fatmap to look at ski resorts and mountains in 3d to identify slope/terrain etc. Having ski resorts as 3d models I can check out would be an awesome use case!
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Those things might make sense if one building is on fire, but the scale of these fires and similarly sized forest fires make targeting individual building useless - there are hundreds or thousands of buildings on fire. Forest fire fighting
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But Huawei’s offices are all copies of European buildings so there is definitely a chance that this is not an accident or somehow guided by a client brief.
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If all of your offices are copies of famous European buildings, it only makes sense that your glass dome is also a copy of something.

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