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by tlogan 2y ago
Nonsense post. If you are not familiar with the area there is no way distinguish experts vs. imitators. In order words, imitators are not stupid: they are just not expert in the field.
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by tlogan 2y ago
I set up our home with smart shades, lights, iAqua, Somfy, etc., but my family and me now just use the remotes due to frustration with Amazon Alexa. I was always under impression that Amazon uploads all our data because I notice data trans
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by tlogan 2y ago
Venmo is excellent in detecting fraudsters - people in business stealing money. However if you make a mistake and send money to a user which is some random house keeper or baby sitter then oh well…
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by tlogan 2y ago
The idea that time is emergent is considered unproven by most scientists. However, I personally believe there is some validity to it, even though I haven't found a single paper that convincingly supports this idea. I must admit that ev
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New theory suggests time is an illusion created by quantum entanglement(bgr.com)
154 points by tlogan 2y ago|135 comments
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by tlogan 2y ago
This is just psychology. Also everyone is doing this, and that’s a fact. If you do it differently, people will think there’s something wrong
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by tlogan 2y ago
The problem with most "resize/zoom" solutions is that they assume everything needs to be resized, which is not ideal. This approach makes well-known buttons and text unnecessarily large, reducing overall visibility. For Gmail
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by tlogan 2y ago
VCs primarily provide capital, and that's their essential role. They aren't there to be your friends or mentors. Remember, if you mix friendships with financial asks, you risk losing those friends. So, VCs are a great resource for
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by tlogan 3y ago
So companies need to pay for Chrome Enterprise Premium? Great!
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by tlogan 3y ago
The main problem with disabling third-party cookies is that for certain applications (especially those using iframes and enterprise apps are full of iframes), the proposed alternatives have bugs. Interestingly, Firefox does have these bugs,
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by tlogan 3y ago
I completely agree that there’s a need for change in terms of inclusivity within tech entrepreneurship. However, I’m not convinced that YC is necessarily the starting point for this shift.
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by tlogan 3y ago
This post seems to hint at a larger conversation about the accessibility of opportunities like YC for people from different economic backgrounds. While it might be easier for those with financial safety nets to take entrepreneurial risks, p
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by tlogan 3y ago
That’s essentially how the whole world operates. Y Combinator isn’t an exception. Do you think a wealthy investor would prefer to fund an unknown individual, or someone whose father is a well-established law professor at Stanford? However,
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Onvoy Spectrum, LLC – how can they can operating
2 points by tlogan 3y ago|0 comments
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by tlogan 3y ago
It’s important to note that when large option trades aren’t part of a hedging strategy, they almost certainly attract scrutiny from the SEC.
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CA Proposition 1 Narrowly Approved by Voters(kqed.org)
2 points by tlogan 3y ago|0 comments
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by tlogan 3y ago
When you use these ‘delete me’ services to remove your information from a platform like Dropbox, there’s a hidden catch. These services are often linked to companies that trade in email addresses. By submitting your email for deletion, you
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by tlogan 3y ago
The person who is getting promotion for this is not the one who cares about these issues (which is like pretty much every single workspace user).
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by tlogan 3y ago
I wonder who is in charge of this? All these changes in Google are more like reflection who has more power inside Google but not what customers want. And of course problems with multi account issues and workspace addons is whatever…
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by tlogan 3y ago
If you are rich then San Francisco is not broken / failed. It is a great place: excellent private schools, nice wether, nice restaurants, etc.
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by tlogan 3y ago
We are doomed :( The situation with journalism, particularly in the context of investigating significant issues like the SF SAFE fraud scandal, presents a complex paradox that indeed feels disheartening at times. On one hand, the reluctance
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by tlogan 3y ago
The level of corruption in California and San Francisco is astonishing and there is so many things to be fixed. It's essential to engage in constructive discourse and have a clear action plan that will kill corruption. For example, he
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Gavin Newsom says he was at a Target and saw someone walk out without paying(twitter.com)
5 points by tlogan 3y ago|6 comments
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What's happened since California cut home solar payments?(calmatters.org)
1 points by tlogan 3y ago|0 comments
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A Leaked Memo from Google CEO Sundar Pichai Comes Amidst Employee Discontent(inc.com)
60 points by tlogan 3y ago|81 comments
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by tlogan 3y ago
Perhaps, but it seems like a strange approach. I would assume they would retain these features and then gradually replace each one with an LLM-based approach.
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by tlogan 3y ago
I believe Google is heading in the wrong direction with their current approach. In my opinion, integrating LLMs and add function calling would be a significant improvement. This integration would enable the assistant to perform more complex
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by tlogan 3y ago
The layoffs are widespread. For example, Dominos just laid off 1,200 drivers. However discussions about the economy's health become particularly politicaly charged during an election year. So any conversation about the state of the eco
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by tlogan 3y ago
I believe that mathematics is not solely about numbers; it’s a much broader field. In fact, starting kids education with concepts like sets, discrete mathematics, and so on, instead of focusing only on numbers, might be more beneficial. Adv
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by tlogan 3y ago
No fast food workers minimum wage increased from $15 to $20 which is 30%. Anyway bad reporting.. Minimum wage increased from $15 to $16 Minimum wage for fast food workers increased from $15 to $20

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