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MOARDONGZPLZ

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    Comment #45120398

    Since time immemorial acquired companies have claimed this sort of thing and then the acquiring companies have shut it down quick. Practically a meme at this point.

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    Comment #45052275

    I read the post and felt a lot of sympathy. Then I saw your response and re-read the post and it comes across as quite manipulative (if your statements are factually correct). My c…

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    Comment #45040932

    Setting aside the founder or company itself, philosophically and ethically the “ends justify any means” concept is deeply flawed.

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    Comment #44977436

    This is a very weird take. Lots of people want to actively work on things that are interesting to them or impactful to the world. Places like Meta potentially give the opportunity …

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    Comment #44977375

    They’re pretty sophisticated people and weighed the trades. It’s not as if they’re deserving of any sort of sympathy.

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    Comment #44893214

    My Garmin doesn’t get 30 days but does routinely get 2 weeks, which is fine with me. The battery life is probably the only reason I have never tried the Apple Watch, and I check ev…

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    Comment #44790963

    Related: Funnily enough I’ve been getting a ton from robo applications who prepend a whole page with ascii art declaring that this is a robot application and the applicant (whose C…

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    Comment #44786764

    It didn’t work on you. You’re so smart and savvy.

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    Comment #44785693

    Just kind of summarizing from the comments in this topic (I also couldn’t be bothered to Google Palantir’s thesis): sticky/useful tools to combine and enrich data sources with a fo…

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    Comment #44785174

    BAH was the “bad guy” in the sense that they were grifters competent at only winning contracts and then extending them indefinitely through incompetent delivery to suck as much mon…

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    Comment #44784357

    I love that the employee’s (CEO’s?) response to a “there’s no pricing on your website” comment is a link to a review on another kinda random website of a testimonial that getting p…

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    Comment #44780237

    If I get one more resume from a “seasoned professional” who has “decreased X by N%” I am going to close hiring, quit tech, and go be a hermit. N.B. I received such a resume while t…

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    Comment #44738747

    Who exactly is online gambling? And out of that subset, who is doing super shady appearing online gambling? I don’t mean to be flippant, but who exactly is falling for this slop? A…

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    Comment #44734057

    Very bullish on this team! Congrats. I’ve been pushing my company to adopt their hardware, and we have!

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    Comment #44723540

    > So, not unlimited? Correct, not “unlimited” as in the dictionary definition of unlimited. Unlimited as in the plain meaning of unlimited as it is commonly used this subject matte…

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    Comment #44722066

    I would absolutely do this if I ran anthropic. Of course unlimited implicitly means “unlimited without abuse.” There are always these “power users” who run it 25/8 and use all the …

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    Comment #44708814

    This seems to me to be exactly what the post is about.

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    Comment #44708806

    Basically they’re saying implicitly to be principled about adopting frameworks and other dependencies, evaluating whether they’re needed for one’s project before adopting them. It’…

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    Comment #44708091

    So I see what you’re saying. You’re talking about the whole system. Take land and then plant trees, the trees sequester carbon as they grow, some of them fall to the forest floor c…

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    Comment #44703767

    To be fair, I think the implication was that there would be a class of folks whose jobs it was to create and then indefinitely prolong strikes, not that they should have no jobs.

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    Comment #44702309

    Costa Mesa seems like a random addition here?

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    Comment #44692562

    Are you saying they want to reduce the number of people trying it out with friction?

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    Comment #44669542

    From my post: [B]ecause they love the subject matter and not because it is an angle to “create content” or “gain followers” or show ads.

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    Comment #44668804

    > I think the main thing to be worried about is that this model is undermining the fundamental economic model the internet's currently based on. This would be lovely. > I think the…