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841.
by xnx 6mo ago
I don't think much of class, but caring about brands is low class behavior (present in both the poor and the rich).
842.
by xnx 6mo ago
Would it be better to require standard uniforms and visible badge numbers?
843.
by xnx 6mo ago
Who will be the first motherboard maker to put out a board with 12 slots for legacy RAM?
844.
by xnx 6mo ago
Good data point. I would venture 90+% of Claude users have dismissed Gemini without every trying it.
845.
by xnx 6mo ago
Don't forget EREV.
846.
by xnx 6mo ago
For US commercial airlines it is my understanding that there are effectively no non-union pilots. That's good for the pilots (higher wages), but bad for the flyers (higher ticket prices).
847.
by xnx 6mo ago
> If our congressmen don't do that it means they approve it. These needs to be repeated everywhere until people understand it. Same situation with tariffs.
848.
by xnx 6mo ago
Super-contango
849.
by xnx 6mo ago
If you don't like "player-coach", "quarterback" can be a better substitute.
850.
by xnx 6mo ago
Gemini CLI can use bash and run on the Gemma local model.
851.
by xnx 6mo ago
If Google were focused on surveillance, why haven't they been collecting keystroke data (like grammarly) for years?
852.
by xnx 6mo ago
Have you compared Opus and Gemini to see if Gemini is any worse at planning than Opus?
853.
by xnx 6mo ago
> Break up Boeing, bring back competition in airliner manufacturing. Sounds backwards. Pilots have a total monopoly. Boeing doesn't.
854.
Approximate location sharing gives you more control in Chrome(blog.google)
3 points by xnx 6mo ago|0 comments
855.
by xnx 6mo ago
The Google One plans are also good deals: https://one.google.com/about/google-ai-plans/
856.
by xnx 6mo ago
Claude is very fashionable right now, but I've never had any problems or felt the need to switch. Maybe after Google I/O, more people will catch on to how good it is.
857.
by xnx 6mo ago
"AI" is right in the name
858.
by xnx 6mo ago
Seems reasonable for two consenting parties to mutually agree to a deal.
859.
by xnx 6mo ago
Why did the previous owners sell?
860.
by xnx 6mo ago
> Where will tourists celebrate Mardi Gras after it's gone? Somewhere above sea level? People should live wherever they want but is rude to expect others to be responsible for thei expectedly risky flooding, fires, earthquake, hurri
861.
Achieving 3X speedups with diffusion-style speculative decoding(developers.googleblog.com)
3 points by xnx 6mo ago|0 comments
862.
by xnx 6mo ago
And similar illogical arguments on regulated transportation: "the trains are too crowded! We need more money." "No one is riding the trains! We need more money."
863.
by xnx 6mo ago
Why would the lenders make a loan where they lose money?
864.
by xnx 6mo ago
Is that bad? No one is forcing the lenders to make that bet, and the lenders can lose money if the acquired company can't pay back the loan.
865.
by xnx 6mo ago
> So what gives? People just want someone to blame.
866.
by xnx 6mo ago
This is more accurate, but the case for tarmac is weaker than streets or tracks. The natural monopoly on tarmacs is weaker. It can be a very good think for a metro to have competing airports.
867.
by xnx 6mo ago
Middle east countries excel at selling irreplaceable liquids they pump out of the ground for free.
868.
by xnx 6mo ago
Seems like you should've linked to https://github.com/mrimek/hn-virality-predictor ?
869.
by xnx 6mo ago
On the other hand, no one to place the blame on if management does it themselves.
870.
by xnx 6mo ago
> George and Ora Lee, successfully seized assets from a Bank of America branch after the bank wrongly foreclosed on their home This is the type of person that deserves to have a statue in public

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