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by sumeno 2y ago
That's not how an over-under works
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by sumeno 2y ago
Lap belts existed well before that
573.
by sumeno 2y ago
Seatbelts and backup cameras existed for decades before they became mandatory. Fully autonomous driving systems do not exist and are not likely to for many years
574.
by sumeno 2y ago
We're just submitting HN comments to HN now?
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by sumeno 2y ago
> mobility for those too young or too old, or medical unable to drive. >The lack of needing parking right near your origin or destination. >The expensive asset that is tied to single human location, so meaning it spends 98% of time
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by sumeno 2y ago
The NHTSA report looks at both
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by sumeno 3y ago
> I still can’t believe cybertruck isn’t some massive joke. It is, but Elon isn't in on it
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by sumeno 3y ago
I feel like it's the exact opposite, LLMs are great for ad revenue because you can create a ton of garbage and monetize it in a fraction of the time it takes actual content creators to make their content. Meanwhile, the actual good con
579.
by sumeno 3y ago
If someone tells you to stop emailing them after 1 email don't send 2 more. It's that easy
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by sumeno 3y ago
If someone says "please don't email me about this anymore" and you continue to email them you are being combative
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by sumeno 3y ago
So lightly as what? They haven't been sentenced yet
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by sumeno 3y ago
Is this LLM generated? It sounds like it
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by sumeno 3y ago
It's because he's an egomaniac and wants credit and control. He's not the brains at all
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by sumeno 3y ago
> This is an important server It's really not. Self important maybe
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by sumeno 3y ago
Not everyone is you and you're ignoring the fact that some people do subscribe to those feeds and will drive traffic to your site for a completely negligible effort even if you personally wouldn't. Your original post was about why
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by sumeno 3y ago
Because you can set up a feed that only provides a short intro and require a click through for the full article, which many websites do with their RSS feed. It increases the number of people regularly visiting your site.
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by sumeno 3y ago
> I don't know how hard this sort of thing is to litigate, "at will" employment covers a lot of abuses, and honestly why would you want to stay at an employer who treats you like this? Probably best to spend your energy fi
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by sumeno 3y ago
> With LLMs they could eliminate spam in a much more reliable way without killing off small senders, tomorrow. Tell me you don't understand inference costs without telling me.
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by sumeno 3y ago
But it's not an alternative to the financial system, outside of crime in order to do anything useful with it you have to move it back into the existing financial system.
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by sumeno 3y ago
How many orders of magnitude more is the number of transactions supported by the existing financial system? Visa alone can process 24,000 transactions per second. Bitcoin can handle 7
591.
by sumeno 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whataboutism
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by sumeno 3y ago
He can dish it out but he can't take it https://missionloca.s3.amazonaws.com/mission/wp-content/uplo...
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by sumeno 3y ago
Sometimes, yes
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by sumeno 3y ago
> If I would really think this way I wouldn’t wanna work in this industry I've got bad news for you about pretty much every other industry. They'll throw you away at the first opportunity to make the CEO a few more bucks too. I
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by sumeno 3y ago
You really can't fathom why someone would want a timer on their oven? The things HN posters will be willfully obtuse about is incredible.
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by sumeno 3y ago
> Kagi (which relies on Brave Search instead of Bing) This is misleading. Kagi uses multiple external sources including Google and Brave as well as their own internal indexes https://help.kagi.com/kagi/search-details
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by sumeno 3y ago
His conception of free speech is that he should be able to say whatever he wants with no consequences. It doesn't go beyond that, he doesn't want other people to be able to say whatever they want with no consequences unless they&#
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by sumeno 3y ago
Because of the specifics of how this is done you actually can play past this point, but you have to intentionally dodge the crash and the conditions for the crash can be different per level. It is technically possible to go up through level
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by sumeno 3y ago
Copyright gives the holders the right to determine how copies can be distributed. A digital copy of a work is obviously not transformative of the work. I can't rip my old DVDs and say the digital copy is transformative to get around co
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by sumeno 3y ago
It's hard for me to imagine this being overturned on appeal. Even if I agree with IA morally their arguments here don't pass the legal smell test to me

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