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ClassicOrgin

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    Comment #41258783

    >The Post-ZIRP Future: A Shift Towards Efficiency >A Polished UI is a Must-Have: User experience is no longer an afterthought. A polished, intuitive UI is crucial for user retentio…

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    Comment #41037767

    I think it's more of a Roku-issue. I have issues with Peacock, Paramount+, and Hulu on Roku. Getting a more expensive Roku stick instead of the TV default helped.

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    Comment #40709501

    It is like condensing a reddit thread into a single article. You get a mix of news and immediate takes on the news.

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    Comment #40709479

    Yeah, this is really nothing more than a cross-promotional look at us. Just two originations trying to get their names out by mentioning AI.

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    Comment #39049953

    Minor detail but did anyone else notice they are using eu-west-1? Kind of weird for the UK to be hosting there sites in another country (Ireland). I'm sure this isn't super sensiti…

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    Comment #37848778

    This might just be a misunderstanding. I believe Loon is still owned by Google X, which changed its name to X Development and sometimes just calls itself X. Then of course you have…

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    Comment #36621707

    I'm interested in the cost of gpt-3.5-turbo-instruct. I've got a basic website using text-davinci-003 that I would like to launch but can't because text-davinci-003 is too expensiv…

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    Comment #36618324

    This article is funny. It looks like they pre-wrote and expected the JOLTS report today to be weak. But, it ended up being hot and they still published. Quits increased by 250k [1]…

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    Comment #36434357

    Based on this it seems pretty likely that it immediately imploded and the ‘banging’ was from the Titanic debris itself.

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    Comment #34008441

    Appears to be about 7 journalists so far [1]. Really does feel like it’s actually going to collapse at this point. [1] https://twitter.com/oneunderscore__/status/16035518847484600.…

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    Comment #33994180

    What I really like about ElonJet and Sweeney's other accounts is they included emission estimates. Really blew a hole in the idea that you could ever consider Musk or Gates to be e…

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    Comment #33549798

    It is truly incredible how Musk has this complete disregard for the American legal system (smoking weed on JRE while having a security clearance, sexual assault allegations on the …

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    Comment #33096858

    For me Instagram ads are nonrelevant and sort of deranged. Probably some of the worst that I regularly see. For example, I just checked Instagram and got an ad for Amazon. In that …

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    Comment #33038954

    I was looking into exporting a database from DuckDB to Postgres for use with Google Data Studio, but whenever I was exporting DuckDB was attaching decimals to integers. This was th…

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    Comment #33038372

    Being realistic for a second this storm probably killed every remaining private insurer and Citizens (state ran last-resort insurer) will probably have to be bailed out.

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    Comment #33038296

    I was looking to move to Fort Myers or Fort Myers Shores with my girlfriend (she’s originally from there), and we looked at five different houses. Based on damage maps/satellite ph…

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    Comment #32752374

    Very true. Where I live you need a building permit and an certified engineer to sign off plans for something as basic as a pergola.

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    Comment #32752337

    Here in Florida, large parcels were bought up by developers and then subdivided into .25/.33/.50 acre lots. These were then sold off to people who eventually wanted to retire here.…

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    Comment #32523897

    A concern I’ve had here in Florida is that we’ve had people move here and buy homes that are “affordable” with their remote NYC/SF based jobs. But, these same homes wouldn’t be aff…