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by soared 9mo ago
This is kind of broken logic. You’re not required to advertise. If you want to scale your business into millions in revenue, then you’ll likely need to advertise. The best ROI is generally google/meta, but you have countless other opti
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Just 16 people voted in Glendale’s municipal election amid the pandemic https://www.denverpost.com/2020/04/21/glendale-election-coro... Glendale, Colorado is the quintessential example of this. Like 2,000 peo
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by soared 9mo ago
Missing from the article that also plays a role: * optimizations. Some of these restaurants don’t have a counter, or any customer facing staff. Select your meal and pay at a vending machine, get your ticket number, wait for your order to be
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by soared 9mo ago
Easier to just use your preferred llm with image editing capabilities. Nano banana was better than any tool I found when I used AI to come up with landscaping visualizations.
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My point was you can buy a car that is primarily safety+capability and not luxury+subscription. My rav4 has a touchscreen and power windows but that’s literally it as far as convenience/luxury. ~28k a couple years ago, no subscription.
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by soared 9mo ago
In what contest do you use that tool? Looks like that page is primarily about editing pdfs using that format rather than inspecting. Very tempting to fool around with the ideas especially after the Epstein pdf debacle.
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by soared 9mo ago
I like the idea of a slate but the truck bed just makes no sense at that size. I don’t understand why it’s not defaulted to another row of seats or hatchback, with the option to convert to truck. 5 ft bed without extension is kind of pointl
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by soared 9mo ago
Agreed - check out for example a Toyota rav4 le. This is the base model with effectively zero modern “subscription-esque” fancy features. It’s got a touchscreen and power windows, but otherwise it’s all the reliability/etc of Toyota an
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by soared 9mo ago
It doesn’t have itself as a data source to reference, so asking “tell me when you said this” etc will never work
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It was very reminiscent of a LinkedIn screenshot I saw of a someone saying “I’ve been thinking a lot about irl podcasts. Just sitting down with a group of peers, no recording, etc” and someone replying “techbro rediscovers hanging out with
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by soared 9mo ago
I did not, thanks :)
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There is a more feasible future IMO that paints AI as the washing machine, calculator, computer, spreadsheet, automation, etc. Jobs AI can complete don’t lead to people getting let go, but rather those people sit on top of the AI who can do
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You can change the window size in settings
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Agreed, Japan is 1000x better than any staycation especially for some privileged enough to get time off and as well compensated as the author.
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by soared 9mo ago
This reminds me of the “techbro discovers very common x thing” meme. Going to a coffee shop (that is 75% solo remote workers) without your phone and pretending it’s some divine experience feels conceited. Do things you like, sometimes don’t
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by soared 9mo ago
Dont all private companies require approval for secondary sales, which I assume are not ever approved?
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MCP to turn on a light bulb?
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It’s been “here” or “almost here” for a decade according to Elon. The world and media are sleeping the hype because they ate up the hype for so long and never saw results.
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by soared 9mo ago
Does Elon’s politics and DOGE’s impact on the US change at all how you feel? Regardless of how great a Tesla, starlink, etc is I could never purchase on myself after the gutting DOGE did.
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Agreed - though street is AI generated from a close up image but it’s unknowns better it was actually empty or not :(
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A recent HN thread I cannot seem to find discussed the idea that currently in the US work is the default state, and leisure exists to refuel for work. At other times in history, leisure was the default state and work existed to enable leisu
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You should probably revisit the guidelines, as your flagging policy doesn’t align with HN guidelines: > On-Topic: Anything that good hackers would find interesting. That includes more than hacking and startups. If you had to reduce it to
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by soared 10mo ago
I have an extremely cheap and extremely low power automatic cat feed - it’s been on 2 D batteries for 18 months. I just reset it after it had drifted 19 minutes, so about 1 minute a month, or 15 seconds a week!
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That’s a really cool link! One guy predicted it very well: > Second, I think Apple is using this as a "sneaky" device to sneak large capacity hard drives into our pockets. Basically, once we're used to carrying around some
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by soared 10mo ago
Syncing that new pair of AirPods you just bought? Yup - Apple Music free trial ad.
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Show me these magical cities where an extra $750/mo in rent lets you both move from the suburbs to downtown, and increase your sq footage!
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Really cool! Huge fan of maps - it looks like there is some amount of processing, so you have that automated or are you manually editing details? Also any advice on someone just getting into engraving?
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Red Bull gives you a discount if their mini fridge is close to the register
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This seems like an extremely broad brush. There are cancers that were literally untreatable and guaranteed death within years, that with treatment now can see patients living 5+ years. Lung cancer specifically, but others as well.
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In the current world isn’t the “downtown parking lot” situation more common? Where the value of the asset is increasing so quickly year over year, that locking in a contract right now for x years mean forfeiting the increases of future year

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