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atela
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Comment #48171978
I’ll express anger and distrust of your maps products after you switched LA maps to show pre-fire Palisades in a blatant act of putting your finger on the scale of an election. How…
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Comment #47897683
This was my home computer. Good memories. My mom ran her house cleaning biz on it with VisiCalc. Respect.
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Comment #47175284
The question is whether legacy players can drive strategic growth that changes their trajectory to meet the AI-native disrupters. This is a data point.
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Comment #45741494
Two minutes ago the Church of Satan read this and started their own competing initiative (satire). I’m off to work on the odds-maker model for which one gets there first.
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Comment #43001151
I’d switched to DuckDuckGo years ago but now it’s a combination of Perplexuty and Deep Research and a few other LLMs
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Comment #41042225
You may have an advantage that big competitors don’t: The ability to focus on a small segment of the market. I don’t know your category, so don’t know if it’s viable for you, but c…
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Comment #40102543
Nice! Markdown output would be an awesome addition
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Comment #40101318
Operating modes are input, yes? Handling JS sites would be a huge improvement. Part of your plans?
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Comment #40070861
Nice! You using an open format like markdown?
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Comment #39744082
I’ve got a Yahoo! mail address from the 90s that’s still what I use for rando account signups
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Comment #32645787
Just bookmarked this from Twitter a couple days ago. Haven’t investigated these sources myself https://twitter.com/thebuoyantman/status/1563596660332060672...
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Comment #27722611
They have to give back the principal, but what about the interest earned from their bank?
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Comment #22919771
I do the same thing. I find tremendous value in skills and code familiarity overlap. It provides a lot of flexibility. I can focus on growing junior folks, and I get a lot of satis…