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There may be a single feed, but it’s definitely a bunch of “disconnected communities”. That’s why half the people think HN is pro-AI and the other half thinks it’s anti-AI. Everyone gets the same feed but interact with different content on
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Maybe because not everyone works on trivial shit and it still doesn’t work for them?
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> doing business is doing business That’s not much of a definition.
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Define “doing business”. If no money is exchanged, how are you “doing business” with them?
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>have you tried since $date You guys have been saying that every few months.
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You can’t personally contribute to a 401k beyond the limit, even after tax. Your employer can add extra via match or profit sharing contributions. What are you talking about?
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No. You can not consider payment for chores as earned income.
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That’s a traditional IRA, not Roth.
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A child can not get a tax advantaged account. You need earned income to contribute to those.
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Most people here are probably paid too much to contribute to a Roth IRA.
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> We've had multiple people try to convince us to set up bank accounts for our kids, so that they could accumulate interest over 18 years. I don’t really see the problem here? Why wouldn’t you want to set up financial accounts for y
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Smartphones are strictly worse than no smartphones.
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You can’t actually do it in 60 minutes. It takes longer to reach pressure and then release pressure even with his tricks. At least with an instapot. But I do generally follow this method. I put the chicken meat in a soup sock though, so I c
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That’s not what they meant…
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How are you counting calories from a 1-line description of your meal? Surely that’s not even close to accurate.
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This person seems insane. You don’t need to pay a “sleep consultant” to make a plan for your child’s nap times. It’s really not that complicated.
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What? I’ve never seen that. The elevator needs to know which way you want to go.
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> "scroll up, read through and give me the top `n` things that were difficult..." Why do you think it can answer that? It has zero clue.
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Page just crashes on iOS safari. Product is probably slop too.
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That doesn’t explain how the endpoint was found…
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People spend more on their daily coffee than they would upgrading their phone every two years. Significantly more.
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In what world has meta been successful with VR or glasses?
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> to build the boiler plate starting code Rails had that 20 years ago, no LLM needed.
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I swear I’ve seen this exact same thing said every few months for the last couple of years. You’ll keep repeating it when the next model is released too.
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>glass half empty or half full If it was empty and you filled it half way, it’s half full. If it was full and you drank half, it’s half empty.
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There’s nothing funny about it? Also seems like a lose for the personal websites and blogs when people bounce because of it.
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>tries not to be annoying The little anime girl is pretty off putting. I bounce when I see it.
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> Search quality worsened over time They just rehash the SERPs from actual engines. So if quality declines in whatever SERPs they scrape (or they lose access to a quality one), so too it will on kagi.
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They will just put it to user vote, same way all their policy is decided. > The second vote was more controversial, but was also accepted with 358 agreements vs 144 disagreements (and 14 abstentions), with a high voter turn-out of around
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Maybe you shouldn’t use a platform that lets the users vote on policy then? > The second vote was more controversial, but was also accepted with 358 agreements vs 144 disagreements (and 14 abstentions), with a high voter turn-out of arou

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