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4y ago
Does anyone know if Twitter is looking to revive Vine? Elon tweeted this back on Oct 30 and it created some short term buzz. But I haven't heard anything about it since. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/158
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4y ago
So, is ChatGPT supposed to be the modern "GE Answer Center"? Seems plausible
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4y ago
Are there any studies linking legal prostitution with less "sexual loneliness"?
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4y ago
I guess thats the 0.0001% of outage for an advertised 99.9999% uptime
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4y ago
On a recent Disney cruise, I was greeted at the end of my trip with a "receipt" under the door for over $250 in mandatory tips for our 5 night cruise. Even the "head server" (who only did so much as greeted us at the ta
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4y ago
> threat of having your service quality degraded Or even worse, be publicly outed by a waiter online because they didn't agree with the tipped amount (retrieving your full name from the CC receipt). Happens.
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4y ago
It would be interesting to see if Amazon were to add more give-some-to-charity options to their cart checkout process, if people would be just as willing to add that spend (or more) to their total. I think theirs a big opportunity for ch
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4y ago
I wonder if some of these places were just really really good about advertising and asking their customers/community to give them a nod in their Prime accounts.
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4y ago
Might be a good opportunity here to integrate events, restaurant bookings, and other paid "experiences" for some upside. Does this integrate directly with the dating services/apps themselves? Seems like a lot of work to plumb
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4y ago
Why? Because of layoffs? Thats not a reason to unionize. Maybe what we should be doing is asking our CEOs, GMs, product people, etc why we need to go on these hiring sprees in the first place, which seem to put the entire employee base i
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4y ago
True, but thats why you should network with current and former engineers at the company to get the real dirt
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4y ago
Connect with people where they're at. Don't ask them to go somewhere else. Maybe the best place for an alcohol intervention is... a bar ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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4y ago
How?
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4y ago
Unless they've decided to change how Search works, everything you mention is in support of Google's way of doing search - which is the way its been done for more than 20 years. The kind of clout (and hype) that ChatGPT has buil
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4y ago
We must forbid the cooking of pasta on all college campuses, and fire any chefs who dare try
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4y ago
Maybe we just need to re-think what it means to "Search" or "Learn" with a new kind of tool. Maybe we've been doing it wrong all these years? To me, Google Search was a minor evolution from yahoo/altavista bac
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4y ago
As noted in the article, this is no different than teaching evolution to a bunch of evangelical students who are offended by it. Absurd woke-ism strikes again!
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4y ago
Sounds like great engineering culture
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4y ago
That intro video took quite a while to get to the meat of the service: how it teaches the kid to read.
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4y ago
looks like its some form of Markdown
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4y ago
Sounds like an opportunity to invest in advanced filtration and cleaning systems to solve the problem for Mars. Then bring that technology back home
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4y ago
and those are....?
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4y ago
From view source: <!-- endless.horse Colleen Josephson and Kyle Miller, 2015 Created during the West Coast Stupid Shit No One Needs & Terrible Ideas Hackathon -->
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4y ago
Fodder for years to come, from Republicans. So unnecessary
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4y ago
Or they use electric vehicles and the cars just park on top of charging pads. But there's always some kind of maintenance in involved
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4y ago
From his tweets.. >I see no reason to expect that Meta could build a better CPU/GPU than Qualcomm (at much lower volumes!), and there isn't as much opportunity for full custom special units in VR as people think. This leads peo
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I had a regular resetting problem with a switch once. Bugged me for months. Turned out the button switch would occasionally get stuck in the pressed position and cause the reset. Bad design, but wasn't the protocol/firmware
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They didn't really touch upon the fact that any decent electronic hobbyist of late could probably build a usable TENS unit with wifi and battery, and hidden into areas not easily checked. That would give plenty of distance to get to th
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4y ago
Insightful /s
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4y ago
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