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@peterrenshaw@ioc.exchange
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Comment #48657779
“He seemed to lack systems thinking, producing a report that focused on calling out specific employees as dumb or incompetent.” VS 2002 “Companies spend millions of dollars on fire…
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Comment #47670322
“Today’s news comes at an interesting time. Last week, Business Insider’s Jonathan Marino reported that YC is close to raising several billion dollars for a new fund, with the goal…
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Comment #47669643
“By 2018, several Y.C. partners were so frustrated with Altman’s behavior that they approached Graham to complain. Graham and Jessica Livingston, his wife and a Y.C. founder, appar…
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Comment #47551437
thx didn’t see this (a glaring fault on HN is dupes)
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Comment #47551425
“While AI has spread into white collar jobs such as software engineering, it has yet to meaningfully disrupt spaces dominated by physical labor, where software and hardware must wo…
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Comment #47551384
Alt unblock https://archive.md/xmr82
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Comment #45113202
Interesting, going through the comments… “WiFi is still via SDIO on the Broadcom chip, IIRC.” https://www.jeffgeerling.com/comment/34061#comment-34061 > And “Ran a quick search on …
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Comment #45099162
“WiFi on the Raspberry Pi 5 Model B "d0" boards doesn't work.” OBSD reports > “The 4GB and 8GB variants of Raspberry Pi 5 are built around two key chips: the RP1 I/O controller, de…
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Comment #43298727
GeoCities was the place you’d go to if you didn't have access to an Internet account with web hosting. I had a page there, don’t remember the location at all. Search wasn’t a prior…
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Comment #35839434
“Which initiatives / organizations / companies – teams / groups of people / individuals are actually working towards impactful climate change solutions?” Personal changes work to a…
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Comment #14323236
"The bottom line is that when you add up all of the genetic risks, it looks like genetics can account for 50 percent of the risk for autism, which is very high,” -- David Amaral, a…
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Comment #14323228
"Absolute boondocks of Tassie, mostly agricultural/tradesfolk I'd guess. Seems odd but I'm glad they did." Glad someone gets access. Start a software company in the bush.
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Comment #14323220
I feel your pain, the rollout was interesting. Wonder if the NBN rollout in Melbourne related to electorates?
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Comment #14323204
Interesting with Sydney. Highest density of fibre into the country and the reason google has their Aus HQ there. Be interested to find out just how much of Aus capitals w/o NBN acc…
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Comment #14323196
I did say patchy.
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Comment #14322088
The NBN is a tale of geography. If you live in the CBD mainland capital city you will get good coverage. Even that it's patchy. If you live more than 30km out access get mostly wor…
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