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by system2 10mo ago
In a few weeks it will pump again and people will write that crypto is the future.
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by system2 10mo ago
Or spending 3-4 minutes to return the cart will cost them the same amount of parking fees. Just a thought. I think carts are more complicated than they seem.
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by system2 11mo ago
I watched many Cart Narcs episodes. Always the same, the people look uneducated in every single one of them, mostly "Karen" types. It is about respecting society, and these people don't. In the EU, they respect and care about
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by system2 11mo ago
I agree. You described my main pc. WSL + Ubuntu, VSCode with WSL plugin + Claude code. I can access Linux files and edit them with Windows while running local servers on different ports without dealing with XAMPP, Python for Windows, or sim
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by system2 11mo ago
A foolish take, makes me believe you didn't really work in the real world. Because the entire global computer ecosystem is built on Windows-compatible software. Finance, accounting, medical, car diagnostics, and even HVAC software are
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by system2 11mo ago
I see, thank you. I believe morningbrew people are following HN for juicy blog posts.
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by system2 11mo ago
Sorry, I didn't understand your answer. Are the "dumbass business ideas" featured on morningbrew.com? Or did you find an article that was featured with the ideas you turned into a website? It is normal to get a spike for a fr
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by system2 11mo ago
I think cellphones should come with LoRa, ZigBee, or Sub-GHz FSK modules. It would reshape the communication we have today.
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by system2 11mo ago
It does look and read like AI-generated ideas. Did you include any of your own ideas?
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by system2 11mo ago
It wouldn't be hard to tell to pick up browser time as the default start point. Just a piece of prompt.
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by system2 11mo ago
Ask Claude or ChatGPT to write it in Python, and you will see what they are capable of. HTML + CSS has never been the strong suit of any of these models.
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by system2 11mo ago
What does it change, paying or not paying? The hackers already have the data.
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by system2 11mo ago
How much do you want for it?
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by system2 11mo ago
They are pro at misdirection, that's for sure.
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by system2 11mo ago
What is courageous about having a crappy infrastructure and blaming a 3rd party with fancy words like "legacy"? They got hacked and leaked 25% of their merchants' very critical onboarding data. What do you find courageous abo
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by system2 11mo ago
Cynicism? The post they published is blaming the 3rd party and "legacy" bs. They are talking about "credit cards are safe," but 25 god damn percent of their merchants' data have been leaked. This is messed u, and th
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by system2 11mo ago
Yes? Isn't it the purpose of crypto to avoid centralized restrictions? The person can still pay taxes by declaring it. Either way, when he turns crypto into fiat, he will have to explain its origin to his government and eventually pay
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by system2 11mo ago
When I was studying at university, I had the highest-capacity USB drive of its time, which was 64mb. I was able to fit all my Word documents and some extras, and still felt huge. I can't find a reason for anyone to use a tiny flash dri
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by system2 11mo ago
I started building Dactyl and got bored very quickly, then went back to my Logitech Ergo K860. K860 is $40-50 brand-new (classic eBay auctions), and I got the MX Ergo Plus mouse next to it. This is a proper working combo. I have 20+ keyboar
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by system2 11mo ago
What is your proposed solution then? If an individual working at a company is no longer useful, is it the company's responsibility to nurture and take care of this person? Imagine you have a small company and one employee gets money fr
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by system2 11mo ago
They should've thought about it years before the evolution. It is on them being stuck in a rut like that.
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by system2 11mo ago
What is the alternative? Get stuck in the old days and never improve so the talentless lazy people continue living their lazy lives?
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by system2 11mo ago
Those jobs were already dead before Ai though. Oversaturated and controlled by major players like shutterstock.
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by system2 11mo ago
That's the natural evolution of jobs, though. It is not like barbers will lose their jobs because of a new Cylon coming to market. These tools are gradually improving and adding more speed to workers. If someone's job is extremely
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by system2 11mo ago
I am familiar with SOAP. But before AI it was already there, similar voice to text apps. Maybe they became more aware of this tool now?
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by system2 11mo ago
Do you think a developer's monthly salary is $70k? I think the winner is obvious, assuming his product is really worth something and he really had $200k budget for it.
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by system2 11mo ago
I doubt. Good artists are still killing it. I see it on social media all the time. Also, corporations rarely care about the art as part of business. I don't remember the last time a tech company (or finance, wholesale, manufacturing, e
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by system2 11mo ago
Those are tools, not jobs.
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by system2 11mo ago
Can you list a few tools that replaced jobs?
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by system2 11mo ago
Maybe their cookies are very long-term and you visited this site 6 months ago?

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