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by testfrequency 3mo ago
You’re underestimating how much Apple Legal goes after anyone and everyone they feel a slight wrong sniff about. I know some insane stories that will never be publicly disclosed for one reason or another, and…it’s not a legal team I’d ever
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Uses a British name, launches in America. - Stolen Uber UI - Slopped Uber illustrations - Lloyds Bank logo - Abused Uber API Godspeed
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
I agree there’s no shortage of misses and embarrassments, though I would argue there’s still a lot to be proud of. A lot of progress has been made - especially when you zoom out and compare to peers. The HN crowd these days seems to have it
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
You’re not allowed to celebrate how prepared for the future the UK is over nearly every other country in the world. You must get angry about current high energy costs due to the investments and war that are happening, just ignore anything p
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Actual rage bait. I don’t even have the energy to get into how cherry-picked this entire post is. Bad and inaccurate comparisons, false tourism claims, lame tropes, ignoring extreme and amazing progress while pointing at why some numbers ma
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
The NYC propaganda is strong right now with Mamdani. California still S-tier for protecting its land and people.
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Those CEOs are often not around though once the company has fully matured. Then it’s back to micro managing and endless unclear company priorities..
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
He was a smartass, but also very blunt - unsparingly. I did not encourage him to, this was just during a weekly 1:1 where I was sharing with him how I’ve been coping with the amount of workload and chaos happening among the team/myself
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
I was so stressed at work a few years ago. Burnt out. Exhausted. I started meditating. Shared with my manager that I started, and it’s been helping me process all the chaos at work. He told me that wasn’t normal, and I shouldn’t have to med
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Retailer exclusion. Monopoly behavior. Total market control of goods.
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Do you not understand who is part of the money and power circles? Think about it
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
I was getting heat for proposing companies do this if they truly care about their mission. Even if nothing comes of it, it’s a healthy consideration to anyone operating in the US to really think about their goals and what best sets them up
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Depends on how pessimistic you are I suppose.
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
The elephant in the room is that the US AI firms should not be as valuable as they are. They should not require the sort of capital they are seeking, the amount of employees, the amount of offices and resources..but they are so steeped in i
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
You wrongly assumed I implied these firms relocate to China. We are all aware of how China operates and controls its assets. AI has long existed in many countries around the world without this type of behavior from the government. Deepmind
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
The UK is a lot more compassionate about people’s wishes, it’s not nearly as bureaucratic and polarizing “democracy” as the US. Laws in the UK are passed quickly, and feedback is always considered. Whether you agree or not on the regulation
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
+1 point to China! In all seriousness, I can’t believe the AI firms are abiding by this peacefully. If I truly loved my company, and I felt we were on the bleeding edge of incredible, life changing products, why would I allow my company to
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
I have a few friends who have gone into VC either starting their own or an existing. Hearing about some of the companies they are invested in makes me realize that half of these show HN posts are legit multi billion companies already with 2
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
The legislation has been in the works for years now (not fully approved just yet). It’s why many US banks all are trying to get around issuers any way possible now. https://www.redbridgedta.com/us/market-intelligence&#x
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Ack. Apologies. Crypto crowd makes me irrationally upset, shouldn’t air my feeling out on HN.
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
The one that says don’t compare HN to Reddit? Said the HN community has become over time (sadly) more toxic like Twitter/X. The moderation here is fine, though it can be questionable at times why there’s some post suppression on certai
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Very lame of Google. I guess we all get to continue trusting GAM ( https://github.com/GAM-team/GAM ) with an entire companies most precious data, instead of, I don’t know…Google?
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
HN is slowly starting to feel this way also, sadly
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by testfrequency 3mo ago
Slowly coming to a close in the US also. Some places already of course not accepting Amex, some places not accepting Visa Infinites (CSR, Venture, etc). The future of banking is direct. The days of free rewards at a loss are gone as premium
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Look, I don’t disagree. Kids need a safe space to moan. It would be hypocritical of me otherwise, as I spent much of my time in my formative years on ventrilo and various other niche pockets of the internet. That said, the only cess pool th
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Everyone says this..it’s not working! The more kids are online, the less traditional parenting is working. It worked when I was younger, I didn’t know any better. Nowadays, a kid can go on Reddit or Roblox and be told otherwise. We had Wiki
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
So how would you know who is who?
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
The rhetoric I often see online is forcing children to identify themselves which, obviously leads to adults being required to identify themselves. How do adults declare themselves as adults without teenagers claiming to be adults also? It’s
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
Why is this the most upvoted comment, yet when the UK repents teens form social media it’s met with “aDulTs arE bEiNg monItoRed”. I agree with Norway here, and it’s slightly exhausting to see people attack any country that’s trying to prote
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by testfrequency 4mo ago
I started using GPT for coding for the first time this week, and I’m sort of in awe at how well it’s following all of my hooks, skills, and prompts. GPT is so unlazy and deterministic, it’s honestly been so refreshing this week. I cancelled

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