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3y ago
Agreed - they’re effectively banning most commonly used websites and then carving out exceptions.
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3y ago
Wouldn’t that enable Walmart to pay less, since the job itself is better?
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3y ago
Potentially a good idea to avoid using Temu - https://apnews.com/article/temu-shein-forced-labor-china-de7...
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3y ago
So computer glasses or reading glasses? Calling them technology lenses sounds like clickbait/marketing.
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3y ago
This doesn’t really make sense - if it were true a single company could pay many times what faang does to secure talent 10x+ better than a normal tech worker and have unfettered success. It also means a 10x dev years ago would be.. 100x now
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3y ago
AI solves that problem - it’s pretty easy to look at behavioral data and identify low v high quality users. Optimize towards what the AI thinks is users likely to convert and the problem Is solved.
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3y ago
Another doomsayer boomer article that completely fails to understand the topic and instead bashes it with a scary sounding name. “Sludge” videos most often are primarily audio content mixed with easy to digest visual content. Half the frame
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3y ago
I’m not clear on why notepad gets updates when ms word is more likely to be used for actual writing?
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3y ago
The consumer facing product is closer to solidified, but advertising, moderation, etc features need to change over time.
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Ask HN: Did the most recent windows update break USB peripherals?
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3y ago
You can write blogs all day and just never post them to social media/anywhere. Then the only way people find your content is if they’re searching google for the niche keywords. It’s an excellent way to get your feet wet and only have v
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3y ago
Same, let’s me walk into the cold house somehow feeling internally warm after a cold end to a hot shower.
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3y ago
Im in the same boat - would you mind explaining to us every other Friday folk why the employer match isn’t free money?
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3y ago
Japan has massive amounts of unused land - take the train 45 minutes in any direction from Tokyo to see it.
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3y ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAINUSA672N US is ~$41k for an individual and this includes 14/15 year olds.
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3y ago
It’s not the same thing, but Michelin has a GPS app that has an option to take the scenic route! It’s great for traveling!
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3y ago
Funny that the related posts at the bottom of the page are positive spin articles like “5 ways Elon Musk shook up Twitter”. I wonder if #3 is getting sued for tens of millions by his former head of compensation for reneging on verbal contra
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3y ago
#3 exists - drug trials occur in hospitals (research hospitals?). My only knowledge is late stage cancer where death is all but a certainty, so they can test new cancer drugs with doctor/patient/etc/drug company consent and o
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3y ago
Pharmacists access drug records as a double check against doctors prescriptions. They look for drug interactions, call out side affects, etc. Their role provides important value so it would be difficult to design a system where they can acc
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3y ago
How does the story relate to a “societal decline”?
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3y ago
A lot of negative stories about the NYT in the related stories at the bottom of the page - seems odd.
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3y ago
> As outlined in our 2023 National Strategic Assessment, we estimate that here are between 680,000-830,000 adults in the UK that pose some degree of sexual risk to children. This is equivalent to 1.3%-1.6% of the UK adult population This
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3y ago
BI page is a short summary of the New Yorker article, we could change the link: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2023/12/11/the-inside-sto...
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3y ago
Shouldn’t a liquid not dry up if it’s sealed properly?
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3y ago
Users flag comments, dang with usually reply if there is a legit issue. But mostly like the rule about taking a commentors best intended meaning rather than their unintended easy to refute meaning.
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3y ago
How many of those issues are created by a poor system, perpetuated by realtors though?
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3y ago
I imagine anyone who is researching diets this heavily and is willing to sign up for a weird one may have lost weight regardless of if they used the potato diet or not - they committed to serious lifestyle changes that caused them to lose w
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3y ago
Try spaces/regus if wework fails - more locations, some offices are nice and hip but others are just normal office buildings. I like travelling to small towns, and seemingly everywhere has a couple regus offices.
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3y ago
Regus has a hip brand called "spaces" that is more wework-eqsue, but you can still use all the regus locations too.
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3y ago
(Buy side)* for ttd
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