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Comment #49155972
Not the above poster but lookup “sleep hygiene”. A lot of the recommendations are solid and have helped me too, especially about fixing a regular sleep schedule.
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Comment #49118727
I don’t know about the rest of you, but the bulk of my token usage is not what I type in - it’s that data the AI is processing for me. I’m shocked they even got an 8% reduction.
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Comment #49072482
It’s such an obvious Ponzi scheme the companies should get delisted.
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Comment #49069438
Many years ago I lived in a brick apartment and the afternoon/evening sun would hit the wall next to my bedroom, making it very hot at night. I started going out with buckets of wa…
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Comment #49061736
You will get MUCH more uptake and discussion if _you_ write that main github readme page. Many, and I’m becoming one too, won’t bother reading if you couldn’t be bothered to write.…
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Comment #49031343
That is really a great insight!
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Comment #48939375
I have a friend (engineer) working on a data center in Texas. It is closed loop. What’s interesting is the chillers have so much condensation that they pump it out to sprinklers wh…
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Comment #48939314
Too bad all those Nazi saboteurs back in the 1940’s weren’t all caught and dealt with! (Right?)
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Comment #48926811
I figured n8n was another annoying acronym I didn’t know. So after clicking to the article, and then the repo, and then scanning the repo doc, I guess it’s not an acronym after all…
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Comment #48925515
I have come to the same conclusion. Not sure how we pull people towards the center.
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Comment #48925059
ASTS - though I think their satellites are supposed to connect to phone hardware
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Comment #48733948
I’m disgusted too. But it helps to read some history and gain some perspective. Despite everything going on, this is still historically and pretty darn good time and place to be al…
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Comment #48733840
It’s just cultural. I don’t think Americans wear red, white and blue as much as the Dutch wear orange on their holidays as an example.
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Comment #48724710
From what I understand that is what IBM Bob is supposed to be going. I don’t have any affiliation with IBM.
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Comment #48711174
Look at G2.com - they found their website is highly references by AIs and they are leaning into it hard.
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Comment #48639726
Long enough for them to IPO and all the execs to retire. I doubt they care beyond the IPO.
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Comment #48622042
I was on one of the insurers that denied the fewest claims. However, they also had the fewest doctors. I live in a good sized metro area, but the only podiatrist was 50 miles away …
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Comment #48621454
This is so true, and it’s true of libraries, OSS, etc. I frequently build instead of using a library simply because I’ll know and can fix the warts, I’m automatically in tune with …
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Comment #48614845
The demo is attracting the HN crowd and it’s getting… well, let’s just say this crowd is about as good as it gets online.
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Comment #48544943
Those are very cool. Worth a visit if you’re ever in the St Louis, Missouri area.
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Comment #48542393
As an American, where we have comparatively little history (we’re celebrating 250 years - some folks in Europe live in houses older than that!) visiting Rome is almost mind blowing…
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Comment #48536345
That’s what surprises me. To truly believe and live your life by a set of rules, and then think you’ve hoodwinked the Creator. I’d like to know exactly how they expect their final …
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Comment #48485966
Are they doing what they are doing for a profit motive?
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Comment #48417188
My bet is AI