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2y ago
> make a massive killing from the payouts do you have, you know, like some data on those massive payouts? other than one data point?
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2y ago
maybe. i don't know. AWS main services is like an AK-47, it just works, with minimal maintenance. If they started "innovating" like Google with a million different products that get regularly culled, I wouldn't be a fait
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2y ago
i can do all three with a frozen burrito at a gas station doesn't really mean it's a great alternative
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2y ago
Lesson I learned from this comment: you can dish out as much of heavy-handed advice as your heart desires, as long as you preface it with the phrase "things i've learned"
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2y ago
maybe you don't care about that, but there are reasons why humans talk to other humans, even strangers: * to convince someone about something you are passionate about * to share enthusiasm (or disgust) about a topic * to learn somethin
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2y ago
> they assume people are stupid i think that was the fundamental assumption from day 1 (cue the "they trust me" quote)
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2y ago
That's beside the point: the idea of hedging your bets has its place. You already sink 8 hours every day into one company, it makes sense to invest parts or all your compensation into other things instead of dumping it all into the sam
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2y ago
who in their right mind would make an exclusive deal with Bing to miss out on 90% of the search market?
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2y ago
Complete unusability is when ai tools clone the content and people stop visiting the original service and participating. I'll leave it up to them to defend blocking duck duck go for example, but blocking "AI" bots for an onli
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2y ago
It'll be interesting to come back here in a couple of years and see what's left. What do they even do anymore? They have Facebook, which hasn't visibly changed in a decade. They have Instagram, which feels a bit sleeker but a
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2y ago
driven is so 2023, airlifted by an electric drone
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2y ago
you could have customer profile rating like uber does, manual or algorithmic ones (based on what happened after you went). Then, if you get framed by a weirdo like that once or twice, it will be compensated for by the majority of your good
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2y ago
> Taking care of toddlers is ostensibly a better use of the one life you get. sounds like an extremely subjective assertion. Unless you have a well-off partner/family, it's possible and maybe not even uncommon to be very misera
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2y ago
it did hit a nerve here though, ~1000 comments. I couldn't finish it due to rambling style but i do find some insightful comment threads here.
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2y ago
> New lawyers, doctors, and CPAs everyone you mentioned here has some kind of an ongoing public tally going on - Yelp/Google reviews, customer referrals that lead to new business or lack thereof. If I'm looking at a crappy lawy
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2y ago
I have no idea if this is accurate or not, but there is this general stigma from both sides that "no decent programmer worth hiring fulltime in hotter markets/companies would/should agree to a contract/temp/trial jo
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2y ago
This is great, but what about the Common Crawl data they've used (or still get?), data that Bing might share with them, and other ways they acquire data past present and future? All of a sudden not so nicely labelled as GPTBot, is it?
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That's .. strange > countering the declining birthrates in Denmark and Sweden Both Denmark and Sweden have been plummeting nonstop for a decade+ now, how is it possible to interpret that as a success in countering decline? https:&#
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2y ago
it's falling apart unfortunately. I use FF daily but there are already websites that are crippled, so more and more have to fire up Chrome just to get around that. Heck, even PG&E website barfs up the "Your browser is unsuppor
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2y ago
the EU is much more aggressive at banning and censoring websites though. I can't recall the last time I ran into a website in the US that's blocked at the provider level (private moderation like e.g. Youtube is a different story).
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2y ago
i was referring more to the topic starter phone - 95.1 × 49.6 × 18.7 mm vs Galaxy S23 146.3 x 70.9 x 7.6. It does seem quite thicker than Galaxy actually. Maybe that's Samsung's excuse. I don't have much experience with (or m
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2y ago
i end up using an adapter (because samsung also arm-twisted me into doing that), but they are typically terrible quality/break, catch on to things, i need to always remember to pack one, and still keep forgetting/losing them. Our
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2y ago
um microblogging still looks pretty terrible for long form, not to mention hostile. If you have a story to tell it might be youtube now.
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Really interesting to explore. * Intuitively, I would argue that RSS and reader were a tiny minority for blog traffic gen. Because both were used mostly by -nerds like me- tech-inclined minority. Blogs in their heyday were way bigger than j
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Sad for both. Saw Concorde at Le Bourget. Both were miracles of engineering in their day.
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smaller, and SR71 could cruise at 85000 feet
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> company decided to suddenly get into the jumbo-jet business, this shouldn't be an issue for them I don't think it's that simple. You can count jumbo jet makers and their engine suppliers on one hand. It's not like
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2y ago
wow good find
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maybe... construction is expensive, yes, but a bigger problem is that for example in my 'hood there are exactly 0 lots for sale. The sprawl model - which has been aggressively pursued for at least half a century - by now seems to have
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2y ago
that's true and kind of a joke by now, bofa has at least two parallel bill pay systems (both seem white-labeled from someone else?) keep redirecting through multiple domains, both are barely usable and take forever to load to do basic
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