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EcommerceFlow

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    Comment #48909094

    Instead of blaming the energy supply restrictions those states have imposed, the politicians are now blaming datacenters.

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    Comment #48861505

    99.9% of all mass in the solar system is the Sun, a giant nuclear reactor. No one should ever accept energy conservation.

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    Comment #48809567

    This is great news for gaming. Xbox, which has ruined Halo, Gears of War, Mass Effect, and countless other IPs, needs to be burnt to the ground.

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    Comment #48575953

    Private enterprise is vastly more competitive than public institutions in every single facet of society. Defund all public science funding so we can have another 50 SpaceXs.

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    Comment #48138288

    The current advancement of technology and warfare has opened up fascinating opportunities for powerful nations (USA). For example, given the extremely sophisticated targeting capac…

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    Comment #47943834

    If highly targeted/tailored LLM ads on free accounts aren’t good enough for HN, are any ads acceptable? Let’s be reasonable.

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    Comment #47836006

    What percent of iphone users would take a sleeker, slimmer phone over a replaceable battery?

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    Comment #47722721

    [flagged]

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    Comment #47675202

    Like I said, as it currently stands the evidence is 5,000 with Sam and like 5-15 against him (from the article). We can theorize on motivations all day, but since the hitpiece didn…

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    Comment #47674929

    Yet when he was fired, 99% of OpenAi employees backed him and were ready to resign. That actual event/evidence is more telling than any hit piece article.

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    Comment #47628015

    Disappointed the article doesn't transmission of electricity and how little the loss is. People are quite surprised that it's like 3.5% per 1000 km. We could just build out huge so…

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    Comment #47434978

    Why do people accept that supply/demand works in so many industries when the private market is allowed to flourish, but won't accept it for healthcare, education, etc?

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    Comment #47398890

    Same thing has been happening with sports bets for years, this particular point (threats) isn't unique to political betting.

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    Comment #47352824

    You can't really gauge 'tone' via text, I was just referring to the mission success reality on the President's side.

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    Comment #47351991

    This isn't a military decision but more a public opinion one. Should an American ship take a hit, have casualties, become disabled, etc it would put immense pressure on the adminis…

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    Comment #47313931

    And it's already down to $95 lol

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    Comment #46904692

    I didn't compare to that level, just had it create a plan first then implemented it.

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    Comment #46902675

    Anecdotal, but it 1 shot fixed a UI bug that neither Opus 4.5/Codex 5.2-high could fix.

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    Comment #46697270

    Or we just scale up energy, allowing people to live everywhere!

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    Comment #46697226

    I see this as an energy problem. We have 'unlimited' water from the Oceans, and distillation technology exists, it's just not economically viable (enough) because of the high energ…

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    Comment #46635822

    The Wikipedia "reliability" list shows wild, almost laughable biases. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Reliable_sources/Per... Surely people don't think sources such as Moth…

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    Comment #46357635

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    Comment #46317300

    Filtering content for children is not 'banning books'. By this definition, The Bible is the most "banned book" across the country, even though it's probably the most consequential …

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    Comment #46137479

    The more free market an industry/service, the more efficient the outcome. Why do people readily accept this for everything else, but don't see the reality in regards to healthcare?…