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For every 300 searches they charge $5.
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They update your monthly subscription's bill date to reflect the reup on 300 searches for the date of the 301st search.
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Gemini is just that good. From my usage it is much smarter than DeepSeek or Claude 3.7 Thinking models. A lot of Google’s market share across its services comes from the monopoly effects Google has. The quality of Gemini 2.5 is noticeably s
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I used SumbleUpon but not their video service, but some differentiating factors is TikTok specializes specifically short form video content in an environment where creators are rewarded and incentivized to make addictive content.
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This is an entertaining idea. User prompts can synthesize a users domain knowledge whether they are an entrepreneur, code dev, engineer, hacker, designer, etc and it can also have different users between different LLMs. I think the site wou
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I find it mostly with younger people steeped in ideology and dogmatism, that reparations need to be made for a long history of imperialism.
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Safari also has profiles…
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You’re right, but there is a Safari extension to set Kagi as default search.
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Brilliant! Use modifier keys with your left hand for either key entry or mouse click?
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700 real watts or equivalent watts?
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2y ago
That might make for a good book or movie plot.
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I would like to think HN readers know. It seems like every thread about modern vehicles people here wax on about how unsafe and terrible for the user modern car dashboards and controls are. It isn’t a long jump to go from understanding want
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Ask the frog in the pot
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I didn't realize I was implying that. It was def a propaganda machine before, but I hope we can agree that under Musk it is a very different machine
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My instinct says he wants OpenAI so he can turn ChatGPT into another propaganda machine like he did with Twitter.
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>Elon's wealth is mostly in the things he has built himself This is straight up wrong. Musk built Zip2 with his father's money, but everything beyond that has been built off of investing money he received from Zip2's sale
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It absolutely applies to lifting and progressive overload. A measure of progressive overload can be applied to amount of time spend lifting, also knows as time-under-tension, it can also apply inversely with shortened rest periods. Whether
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2y ago
Where can the NYC metro area get fresh, local eggs to feed the 19 million people that live there? This is an extreme example, but still applies to every other metro area too.
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Has there ever been a product segment that has removed "innovative" features because of consumer pushback? Asking in good faith, I hope it's happened, but I can't think of anything.
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Privacy
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Wouldn't a better example than guitars be violins? A handmade violin is always going to sound better than one machinemade because the luthier is able to treat the wood specifcally to showcase the tone of the wood used.
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2y ago
What keeps you from just leaving your phone unlocked? Does the unlock expire after a certain amount of time?
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Profit is not income. That $18B could be spend on salaries, bonuses, company assests, etc, and I'm not an accountant but if it's getting spent on the business it doesn't have to be included in their income reports.
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I don't know what type of narrative you're trying to spread, but considering FactCheck.org [1] had to dubunk martial law claims in 2020 considerably more than 5 people thought martial law was coming. [1] https://www.fac
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Apple doesn’t need to move their desktop software to a monthly fee to compete with Adobe, they can compete by stealing their users and locking them into Apple’s platform. If Apple came out with professional alternatives for photoshop, light
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I’m sure this has been discussed in Apple’s board meetings. People don’t like change. Users would stop using Logic and Final Cut in protest, and continuing users will be left with a sour taste in their mouth. Some would stop using Apple pro
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My understanding is that because cars are generally purchased rarely, they make more money with the status quo instead allowing customers a budget option.
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Remind me what its called when someone's geniune belief's don't align with reality?
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So ozempic can save the lives of millions of people but it’s bad and not worth celebrating because it’s not a cure?
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