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tinyhouse
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I don't have a problem with this in general, I do have a problem when they deceive users, which happens often. If I search for Amazon and get Temu ad - that's OK. But often when I search for X they will show sponsored results that
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Thanks! Looks much better than those sites with all the ads.
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So this is like Alexa in glasses with a band that lets you do things without speaking? Sounds like a cool technology. I can see how it is useful for sport (bike riding, running, etc; hopefully people don't use it while driving), but to
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1y ago
I think it stems from being a selfish species. All our life we pick sides - a sport team, university, town, etc.
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The problem is the word 'anti'. Being pro something doesn't mean you're anti something else. I can be pro-israel and still have sympathy for the Palestinians and what they are enduring and hoping for peace.
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1y ago
What the other side is doing exactly? They try to ban every Israeli, including composers, athletes, scientists etc. It's much worse in my opnion.
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1y ago
What's the problem with being pro-israel? Everyone needs to be pro-whatever-you-prefer? I'm pro-israel too.
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1y ago
I'm a fan of Dropbox but their leadership is lacking to say the least... I recall on one earnings call Drew mentioned they launched Passwords. I checked it out and was shocked how completely broken and unusable it was. Never used it ag
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1y ago
I was thinking about buying the leaf but I have a 2012 Honda Fit and my monthly gas expense is so cheap that I didn't bother. I use the car often but for mainly short drives within the city.
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OK I will remind you how stupid your comment was when they reach $10B in revenue next year.
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1y ago
You should check a few software companies that are publicly traded. Figma for example is at P/S ~38 multiple currently. Google at 6.8. If Anthropic would've done an IPO today they would probably be at ~100 given where Figma is.
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This is the fastest-growing company by revenue, jumping from $1B to $3B in just five months. Hitting $10B is only a matter of time, which would put its valuation at a reasonable ~18x sales multiple. It doesn't even matter where we are
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They invested $8B in Anthropic so they will be OK.
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GO to setting and under privacy you can change the default. (they make it pretty hard to find). Also note "To help us improve our AI models and safety protections, we’re extending data retention to 5 years."
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1y ago
Perplexity are trying to find their place so they try whatever they can. Web search, shopping search, finance search, browser, deep research, anything. They were first to do a good job on web search but ChatGPT and Claude caught up and now
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1y ago
fastText? last time I checked it wasn't even maintained.
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1y ago
I'd say it depends. If someone writes a research paper that can be 2 pages long but make it 8 pages cause that's the requirement, then I rather not spend my time reading all 8 pages and compress it just for the interesting bits. (
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This is the funniest thing I read this week. Lol.
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After Cursor is sold for $3B, they should transfer Karpathy 20%. (it also went viral before thanks to him tweeting about it) Great talk like always. I actually disagree on a few things with him. When he said "why would you go to ChatGP
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1y ago
Can anyone share a link that doesn't require login?
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1y ago
This article is a bit all over the place. First, a slide deck to describe a codebase is not that useful. There's a reason why no one ever uses a slide deck for anything besides supporting an oral presentation. Most of these things in t
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1y ago
Great post and a bit ironic that it ends up at the top page of HN... A comment about the Youtube example: > This is why YouTubers with millions of followers have hundreds of thousands of views on their first few videos. Those videos didn
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I'm not sure I'm following how anyone can target the angel investors specifically? Aren't all common share holders have the same fate? So if they screw the common share holders, early employees will get the same treatment as
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They don't have an app? strange.
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I actually find Facebook's feed much better than LinkedIn's for example. Meta seems to be pretty good at showing me posts from groups I often visit and even the "random" stuff is pretty relevant (although mostly a waste
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Everything is an adaptation to something. The one 8 hours sleep a night is also an adaptation for the life style we adapted for in the last 100+ plus years.
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Not sure I'm following. Isn't that supply and demand?
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2y ago
One thing I don't understand. US is much bigger than most countries. Why would a country the size of Belgium (~12M people) needs to import as much as it export from the US in order not to have tariffs > 10%?
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I don't know how if it's tariffs or something else, but the US has been preventing importing EVs from China for a long time. You cannot not notice all the Chinese EVs on the roads when traveling overseas. I always wondered why tho
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The founder's previous exit in the same space was sold to Microsoft for $350. What a steal. The most amazing thing is that Wiz is a fairly young company. Founded in early 2000. One thing for sure. If this guy ever starts another compan
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