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Better how?! It's obvious how doing less work to figure out your transportation is a better user experience. And again, that's just a trivial example. If people like making grocery lists, that's fine, but I bet there's o
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Fortunately the complaints about the economy and homeownership are also just folk wisdom that doesn't really reflect reality https://www.cnbc.com/2024/09/05/how-gen-z-outpaces-past-gene... The economy, r
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5mo ago
Sounds great! Everyone in these comments seems to be so out of touch with what people want out of computing.
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5mo ago
Many banks just OAuth with Plaid now.
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"How many cases are ok" (aka "zero tolerance") is a doomed to fail approach. Especially for a complex social problem's interaction with a complex new technology. If you want to find out if ChatGPT is doing something
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> Why is mental-health crisis not a gating category, the kind where the conversation stops, full stop, and the user is routed to a human? This is one of many questions I can’t find concrete answers for. I don't know if there are stu
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Come on, obviously this is just because it's not a regular user because its some weird bot in their backend. You can still mute it.
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Filmic Photography in DaVinci Resolve 21
(videovillage.com)
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Regardless of whatever other opinions you have on this, I don't think its a fair characterization that the original tweet was "polite" or "nice".
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Two issues - 1. Local models are likely to be more power-expensive to run (per-"unit-of-intelligence") than remote models, due to datacenter economies of scale. People do not like to engage with this point, but if you have environ
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Nice of Donald Trump to force us into a choice between poisoning the air and financial hardship! But at least it was for a good reason: ???
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The point of the comment is to spread toxic and deadly cynicism.
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This is true only if there is exactly one person who buys them.
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Using "apologia" here is pretty embarrassing.
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What games that are on GOG without DRM have DRM on, say, Steam? (Many Steam games have no DRM.)
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People really have to internalize that these things are expensive to run, and that there isn't enough compute to go around, like actually for real for real, which is likely the source of this. My guess is its a temporary new sign up pa
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Related perhaps to GitHub pausing signups for Copilot? https://github.blog/changelog/2026-04-20-changes-to-github-c...
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They are not being upfront about whether they are sending transactional or marketing email, which have significantly different compliance requirements for jurisdictions like Europe and also for email providers themselves.
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> This isn't necessary for me to use the icons. True, but all the information about non-kit deployments is available lower on the page.
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The whole thread here seems to be full of people who know why Apple would have done this for some kind of bad reason, but nobody saying what that bad reason is. Anybody want to say it? I don't actually know other than something about I
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Starting with a pitch for Jacobin is a pretty bad sign.
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Show HN: Tinder Swipe Everything in Wikidata
(yynn.app)
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His theory on the cause is wrong, and using the wrong number is dishonest here. I agree he more or less correctly cited labor force participation rate (still basically the best in the world) but badly misrepresented what that number is such
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Yes, I agree. The person I'm replying to knows only enough about employment rates to have bad conspiracy takes.
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I think that fudging the numbers to bolster your pet theory is not an acceptable way of looking at this data.
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In case you think 18% is Japan's unemployment rate: it's not. Japan's unemployment rate is 2.5%. https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SL.UEM.TOTL.ZS?location... This is basically the best in the world.
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A novel way of measuring poverty is something you should be really skeptical of!
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I believe this is the paper https://ora.ox.ac.uk/objects/uuid%3A501e8eb8-3ce7-4ac0-9d09-...
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Exactly the type of comment Claude Code would write
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Probably not very true. > The research exaggeration pipeline. > > -Unpublished paper > -One outlier: "min & max can be found at 0.3°C and 9.1°C" (95th pct "between 1.5°C & 2.4°C") > -No causal iden
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