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Comment #48645541
but monitors are not showing the same trend...
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Comment #47677534
when you think there's an AI behind what you are enjoying, it destroys every sense of purpose, and the only goal is clicks and time listened (not trasncendence, recognition, share …
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Comment #47350540
that example is just worthless... most people are used to notepad and windows (by a huge margin) than ANY mac thing you can say. So, no, sorry, you are wrong, the sanest plug and p…
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Comment #45802987
Improving South America | REMOTE (LATAM) | Full-Time, - Data engineer Senior - Python SDK Developer - ML Engineer Senior + Databricks Apply here: getonbrd.com/companies/improving -…
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Comment #45441337
Improving South America | REMOTE (LATAM) | Full-Time, - Node + TS + AWS Developer - SR. - Database Engineer - SSR/SR. - Fullstack Engineer: Python + TS + AI - SR. - Data Engineer w…
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Comment #43487153
enter hackernews, read a random post find fucking poetry leave, enlighted
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Comment #40658102
the only way to know if it's original or AI-written is to know the author writing skills beforehand.
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Comment #40657940
"most of the content the AI was trained on was already SEO optimized bullshit mass produced on company blogs." totally agree in the last part, I work with copywriting and I spent m…
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Comment #40455702
I work for a tech startup doing communication and mkt. I'm sick of engineers sucking Sam's dick and believing every demo they watch. Even after seeing what Altman's is capable of p…
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Comment #40454746
No, there are physical limits, and those are the ones determining mobile screens.
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Comment #35911279
charging docks are cool, but they're a little inconvenient for traveling and portable needs
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Comment #35294010
off shore services wont go anywhere, even less if rates and inflation keeps raising in USA. Accenture, Globant and other big corpo in the tech industry are hoarders of semi-jr prof…
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Comment #35288078
Sorry, I just read your comment. That teacher just said it like "very often", not that is like a rule that every comparison is a bad argument, but more often than not we tend to go…
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Comment #35275769
I will never get the fixation of US people to iPhones. Most android devices do the same, are cheaper, open, flexible and does about the same things.
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Comment #35265002
You get used to it. If you work your whole life, having vacations or time off work is seen as unproductive time, and that you lack something in your life. People who have been work…
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Comment #35264612
You have to be really educated and be aware of the potential risks of losing your attention via the phone. Most of the people just rely on it to not think about stuff or to not thi…
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Comment #35264385
My unscientific, purely vibes based take is that we are made dependant on stuff like google, internet and smartphones, so, why learn? why memorize?
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Comment #35264171
In highschool, a teacher told me that 'comparisions are usually bad arguments', and that shit stuck with me for a long time.
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Comment #34982695
I'm not too fond of Elon and have blocked him on Twitter because I don't like selfish personalities nor fanatism or personalism from the community, but he's saying normal and right…
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Comment #34632888
people just love controversy, even those who say they don't. Look at the many answers and engagement you can have comparing and talking about JS frameworks. Musk and apple is the s…
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Comment #34627518
Hey HackerNews, I'm Fernando, one of the people behind this. With a group of fellows from our company, we created this Chrome plugin to translate tables into comprehensive explanat…
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Comment #34264341
Loved the analogy, thanks!