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Comment #40946653
As an opt in add-on with transparent side effects, this would be fantastic
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Comment #39621933
And a photo of a golden retriever
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Comment #39580614
The usage of this algorithm prevents the lowering of prices by simply building more units as the occupancy rate can simply be adjusted.
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Comment #36657266
Perhaps this is advantageous as there is less demand and supply capacity than their other products.
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Comment #35856442
Same issue here, could be a topic that I have 10 years of experience in both academically and professionally. The instant contrarianism without any experiene is quite astounding.
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Comment #32582256
I'd claim intuitively that having all bits 0 is a proper starting point and more efficient if there were any constraints on address, which was likely the case historically. I'm hap…
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Comment #32534314
It was trained using source code whose licenses don't permit such usage.
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Comment #32429893
I'd want to know what was done with the data after the scanning. Perhaps a specific car is being sought and the data is discarded afterwards, which would be more ethical than keepi…
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Comment #32058558
It's illegal. The executives can't do that as they are bound by fiduciary duty. /s
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Comment #31836904
Enterprise version for 39,999 a month where the data stays private, for now. Sign in with your gmail. Our AI will manage all suspicious activity.
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Comment #31791129
Amazon did it and look at where they are today. They weren't even profitable. What's the problem? /s
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Comment #31708307
I think there should be a tax structure that disincentivizes the behavior.
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Comment #31531890
It feels as though nowadays people feel entitled to make stuff up and have it be real through sheer force of repetition and words with multiple syllables. It's concerning that ther…
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Comment #31402699
I agree. However, from my observations these types of programs are used more to attract talent than to develop it.
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Comment #31318256
Just another form of speculative betting. Would require some chart-staring to confirm, but I'd guess that it's correlated to tech stocks but more volatile.
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Comment #31195814
Those other examples fall under the intersection of trendy, useful across a spectrum of scenarios, widely adopted, and in hindsight changed the face of technology itself. The compa…
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Ask HN: Has anyone had Instacart accout deactivated for no reason?
Today I was attempting to make a grocery store purchase and it was immediately cancelled saying that "my account has been deactivated." I have frequently used Instacart since Covid…
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Comment #30335016
Agreed. It seems as though they've adopted a never-surrender mindset and will continue down the current path regardless of circumstances.