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bmulholland

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About bmulholland

Email: hn bmulholland ca

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    Comment #46621688

    Most Berlin sidewalks are uneven cobblestone, not a flat uniform concrete, so the cleaning is probably a lot more difficult than you're envisioning :)

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    Recital | Remote (Canada) | Full-time | https://recitalapp.com In-house lawyers waste 25% of their time looking for stuff. Recital uses non-obvious ML approaches, uniquely enabled …

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    I'm curious what others' experiences have been with this. I haven't tried it out yet. Is it comparable to Cursor's capabilities? More on par with VS Code Copilot? Something else en…

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    Eh, from the company's perspective this is logistically easiest--the laptop's value is hardly worth the effort.

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    Recital | Remote (Canada) | Full-time | https://recitalapp.com In-house lawyers waste 25% of their time looking for stuff. Recital uses non-obvious ML approaches, uniquely enabled …

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    Comment #42850694

    Isn't the question closer to "/when/ does line stop going up?"

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    Recital | Remote (Canada) | Full-time | https://recitalapp.com In-house lawyers waste 25% of their time looking for stuff. Recital uses non-obvious ML approaches, uniquely enabled …

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    Recital | Remote (Canada) | Full-time | https://recitalapp.com In-house lawyers waste 25% of their time looking for stuff. Recital uses non-obvious ML approaches, uniquely enabled …

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    Comment #41791159

    If the intersection of English and German interests you, this essay beautifully captures how the two intermingle: https://europeanreviewofbooks.com/beamer-dressman-bodybag/

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    I worked briefly in a team teating the BlackBerry thermals. I’d be surprised if this was the case — phones have temperature monitoring, and are designed to manage their functions t…

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    Comment #40662739

    I use https://clay.earth/ which might be what you’re looking for

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    Comment #40584783

    Also discussed in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40579660

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    Comment #39259300

    Yes, and that’s actually the problem with the comment. HN guidelines are for substantive discussions, not funny quips. There’s a few HN comment guidelines [1] that could apply here…

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    Comment #39190042

    The other company in this space I've been following is Speak ( https://www.speak.com/ ). Aside from supported languages, how is Univerbal different?

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    How do you avoid a sort of thundering herd problem when the freeze is over?

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    Recital | Remote (Global, core hours: North America mornings) | Full-time | https://recital.software Recital is the negotiation workspace for contracts professionals. We're bringin…

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    Recital | Remote (Global, core hours: North America mornings) | Full-time | https://recital.software Recital is the negotiation workspace for contracts professionals. We're bringin…

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    Comment #37581139

    Yeah, I had the same reaction last week. It's not a Ruby default because some versions of Linux can't use it. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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    They're on the front page again today: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37463864 Not a great look for anyone who read these comments...

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    Comment #36652611

    Looks like no one has mentioned Readwise Reader ( https://readwise.io/read ), which I use and is a great experience.