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by tmaly 2y ago
I would have to second this. There are some ideas in their that once you unpack them, you can't unsee them.
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by tmaly 2y ago
How is this any different than influencers being required to disclose a paid promotion by the FTC?
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by tmaly 2y ago
It is not just wheelchairs and nursing homes. My eye doctor office got bought out. They pay the doctors as little as possible and maximize the number of appointments per day.
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Ask HN: How often do you use story?
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by tmaly 2y ago
That is not the only thing vanishing. Boeing whistleblowers are vanishing and no one knows why.
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by tmaly 2y ago
I remember seeing a post on HN a few years back where a professor at MIT figured out how to make a battery out of more abundant materials. Does anyone recall this post or have a link?
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by tmaly 2y ago
Interactive Brokers | Senior Python Developer | Mumbai/Hyderabad India | Hybrid www.interactivebrokers.com You want to break into the finance industry? You want to learn about trading and investing? Are you tired of endless meetings an
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by tmaly 2y ago
I can make a great cup a coffee for about 25 cents. I switch to using a pour over setup. I buy a pound of good quality ground coffee for about $20.
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by tmaly 2y ago
back in the late 90s, early 2000s Starbucks use to source all their pastries from local bakers. Quality and taste was much better back then. Now everything is made at scale with industrial ingredients, frozen, and mass distributed.
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by tmaly 2y ago
A coffee and banana walnut bread went from $8 to almost $11. At some point, it is a more economical option to just make coffee and pastry's at home. There is no economy of scale under this inflationary environment that would benefit fr
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by tmaly 2y ago
maybe at some point we get some type of open source system that leaves only the credit card fees for the restaurants to deal with.
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by tmaly 2y ago
A federal complaint filed by Pratum Farm of Salem, Ore., alleges a new USDA regulation unlawfully favors “foreign agribusiness,” allowing food exporters to aggregate and sell crops as “organic” though only about 2% of their suppliers are “s
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by tmaly 2y ago
I have seen both. But the major change that has happened was in 2022 when they stopped letting things go naturally viral. There is a much heavier thumb on the algorithm, it is not the same.
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by tmaly 2y ago
We will probably need dogs like they did in the Terminator movies at some point.
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by tmaly 2y ago
I have this problem with public transportation. People vaping on trains, playing loud music over phone speakers.
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by tmaly 2y ago
Despite all the negative reports on TikTok, I still find it the most useful app for getting a sense of what people are dealing with around the world on a daily basis. I see people in Canada and Australia putting out authentic stories of how
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by tmaly 2y ago
I saw an article that US revenue is not enough to make it worth wild for them to divulge their algorithms. They would try to fight the law in court, but it they fail, they will not sell.
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by tmaly 2y ago
Where do you place Naval?
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by tmaly 2y ago
Reminds me of the case a farmer is bringing against USDA on the USDA organic label. They are allowing foreign farms to label things organic without any controls or checks.
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by tmaly 2y ago
My company uses GrubHub. We get a fixed allocation each day to order lunch. I pay for the grubhub+ and I often order from places close by that I can walk to and pickup. This saves on the extra tip for delivery and it also gives me some exer
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by tmaly 2y ago
What if you wanted to create audio for your videos without having to have a recording session.
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by tmaly 2y ago
I see there are some python notebooks, but it would have been nice to see some example code in the README.
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by tmaly 2y ago
I was shopping for some steak today. There were two packages side by side of the same steak. One expired a day later than the other. The one with the later expiration was $4 more a pound. Is this inflation or something to do with the H5N1
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by tmaly 2y ago
I love how it is supported by patrons rather than charging everyone.
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by tmaly 2y ago
This is what happens when MBA's take over a creative platform. They can't help themselves.
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by tmaly 2y ago
Nothing will be the same thing. The algorithm Tiktok had in 2020 was one of a kind. A person with a phone could go viral and reach thousands if not millions in a day. Today, Tiktok has largely throttled the viral nature of their algorithm.
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by tmaly 2y ago
Regardless of what side you are on about this, it will be used to chip away at the liberties of American citizens. Look at the Patriot Act or the FISA wiretap laws. They told everyone it was only for foreigners, but it is impacting Americ
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by tmaly 2y ago
I tried doing tennis in the Philippines before. I only lasted about 3 minutes before I had to sit down. The heat there in the summer is no joke.
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by tmaly 3y ago
based on your formulas, I am definitely going to need a larger card.
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by tmaly 3y ago
I see Elon bringing back Vine 2.0. But I am not sure exactly how this would look. If he cloned the TikTok functionality from 2020, this would be amazing. TikTok today is not the same it was four years ago. Creators cannot go viral like t

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