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Im generally a fan of the Latitudes I’ve had for the past few years. They don’t do anything special or great but generally just work. The body gets scratched pretty easily and the power button behavior is annoying, but other than that I’ve
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This is not remotely accurate. Plenty of large tech companies still play in China. The difficulties are very high but if you are big enough the huge market size it’s still very profitable. I don’t think google/etc are in China for its
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Yes - advertising is very profitable. Increasing the cost would lead to a short term reduction in spend by advertisers, which would squeeze the adtech industry. They’d respond with improvements to their specs which reduce bandwidth and retu
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Discussed about half way through this post: https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-cook-pasta-salt-water-boi...
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> It turns out that not only do you not need a large volume of water to cook pasta, but in fact, the water does not even have to be boiling. https://www.seriouseats.com/how-to-cook-pasta-salt-water-boi...
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I had thought the same. My company is not US based and from a more authoritarian culture that does not promote critical thinking as much though. Unfortunately the hours, pay, and benefits are so good that I’ve simply learned to keep my head
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How many of the GTM strategies are list building tactics like paywalling content behind email address signups?
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My employer’s legal team threatened action after they found my personal site that contained free informational courses about the industry. The site specifically called out where information was sourced from, and linked to those publicly ava
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If you think tech is entitled, you haven’t seen established players in longstanding industries. They aren’t entitled, they are the king and if you don’t play by their rules they just don’t do business with you.
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Source, does gang/drug violence really account for a lot of our violence? This says only 16% of homicides are drug related. https://www.niagararecovery.com/blog/drug-related-crime-stat...
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> Avocados, nuts and seeds are among products that will now qualify to use the “healthy” claim. Avocado, salmon and water are among the foods that will qualify for a “healthy” claim on food packaging. Yeah maybe there are some issues wit
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It is incredibly difficult to see any corporate structure change as a positive at this point in time.
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This article very briefly mentions his name in relation to funding but does not demonize him or ask him to address issues?
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Some sports ready have - baseball and golf famously record effectively every action any player does. American Football makes a lot of claims/hype but we don’t get access to data like in baseball/golf.
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TCL is the same, as are likely every brand of TV. The smart tv hate is overhyped. All my TVs are dumb because they were smart but never got WiFi access.
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> For a couple of days of the week, it was very regularly a 20-22 hour day. I do not believe this and it seems disingenuous for an author to quote that as fact without at least a little bit of scrutiny.
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I don’t think anyone has the tools to go to an area after a spotting and capture/destroy them quick enough.
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Bit concerning that no government agencies have figured out what’s going on, but hardly seems like there is a reason for a limited state of emergency given there is no known threat at all. My guess is a US company is gathering data and hasn
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Fidelity has innovated a ton and they have this exact product, though I don’t know the fees. Fidelity is very much into new fintech ideas and products.. they were mining crypto very early on.
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Poland has a different viewpoint on what many other cultures would view as cheating. These paragraphs align with what I often see from Polish coworkers - not outright cheating but making adjustments here and there, even when totally unneces
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Manhattan Institute appears to be quite biased: https://centerjd.org/content/fact-sheet-manhattan-institute They generally hold views that are a bit off kilter: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manh
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Your windows likely would still ice up today, except they are double pane with argon or another gas inbetween the panes so they are comparatively insanely well insulated.
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It’s not in chrome web browser, just the google app. So you can’t run scripts/etc afaik
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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/google/id284815942 Turns out I have this app, but it’s really not clear why anyone would use it. Or even why I have it downloaded. I can’t possibly imagine they’d enable this beh
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Why waste time with warning letters if they can be directly fined?
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Seems insane that the funeral rule exists, but then click to cancel doesn’t. It’s legally required a funeral home gives me pricing over the phone and support many specific requirements, but my ISP requires a long phone call to end a subscri
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+1 80 hours - if a low experience employee completed the work, but only 30 hours since I did.
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I’m not in the target market, but most people have no idea what gpt-40-mini is so while it might make sense to list it in the HN title it probably doesn’t make sense to use that term in the dashboard. AI likely makes more sense, or just mac
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I thought you were about to pitch 3 dimensional space. Like iPhone app pages but instead of a few pages left to right, it’s a 3d cube? Sounds useless and no different but also very exciting
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It does not seem like the article supports the title. The study seems more focused on spaced repetition?

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