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> Mary Sue'ing normies Thank you for this gift. This combo has entered my lexicon.

> So, assuming all 3 kids go to a $100K/year type school, and we pay cash, that is $12 MILLION dollars over the next decade I will be paying You forgot a decimal there. If you want…

> can anyone here think of some better ways where we could decouple the education process from the work process? The excessive education requirements for jobs came about mainly to …

Try HN “classic” mode: https://news.ycombinator.com/classic Not completely free of AI, but it’s probably more of what you are looking for.

> AI really isn't a skill that needs to be taught Given how much time I spend teaching people how to use AI effectively, I humbly disagree. AI slop is not using AI effectively. > l…

> marginal tax rates reached 94% in 1944 on income over 200k in the US. Tell me you’re young without saying you’re young. Those headline rates were not the rates actually paid. The…

> I personally wish Waymo have a 399$ per month subscription that give 2 free ride per day Assuming $20 for a typical paid trip, I’m guessing $800 would be closer to what they woul…

When people read these links, I encourage them to assume that the author/creator left out part of the story for convenience or due to lack of knowledge (specifically the language a…

> Anthropic will be coming after every job that can be done by a computer - including yours and mine It’s not something I worry about. What I, and many of my peers, excel at is tak…

> 1. Figma (in progress) Hmmm… maybe. I think not. It really depends on your other claims below, with which I mostly disagree. 2. Most entry level jobs for current graduates in whi…

> Also, clever and lazy at the very top? I don't get it. Simple example… they get others to do the work while they reap the rewards. That’s clever and lazy.

> Why payment processors do it? Short answer — there are lots of chargebacks and (sometimes) fraud around this content. Vanilla payment processors don’t like high rates of chargeba…

> The output is not enjoyable to consume, the people who rely on it are not cool, and the effects of using it are unpleasant and hard to defend on aesthetic, intellectual, or moral…

> Is this actually true or just fearmongering? Mostly fear mongering or law breaking that is commonly punished throughout the world. In order: - nonsense, unless heated argument in…

> Seems like the system is heavily stacked against detainees, regardless of whether they are actually innocent or guilty. The vast majority of folks who get detained in Japan eithe…

I will bet dollars to doughnuts that she had been warned multiple times about “risky” behavior. I’m guessing either she didn’t understand the warnings, or she didn’t follow their g…

> You don't need to buy the membership with cash. Credit card, pay off $3-5 a week with your food savings, you'll barely pay any interest. I’m guessing you don’t know many lower in…

> Are BYD cars specifically banned or do they just not comply with all the US regulations? Whatever the stated reasons are is one thing. The biggest issue is that a network of BYDs…

> I just don't see why everyone seems to not be cheering that perhaps we are not going to go back to the days where all those kids are going to be re charged. It almost feels like …

> It's the fact that they kept the employee around as a toxic asset/reminder that I think really puts it into "mistake" territory. This is the exact line of inquiry that I took. I …

> what's going to happen when companies figure out how to inject ads into the model? In certain domains, this has already happened.

Great questions. > Sounds like the company in the latter example really screwed up Interesting. I think they made an unfortunate but sound decision based on their circumstances. > …

> Why would they be speaking on behalf of their employers? Disclaimers aren’t there for folks who are thinking and acting rationally. They are there for people who are thinking irr…

Probably an AI bot farming karma.

> this is unashamedly published on a so-called credible journalism outlet There may be credible journalists at some major print newspapers, but I don’t think there are many people …