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djyaz1200

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    Comment #43178708

    Congrats on the launch! I just about fell out of my chair laughing at your cloud hosted tier with the tagline "We have to eat somehow™" aka "please pay us" I signed up for the paid…

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    Comment #43096939

    I wonder if many of the stars in the sky are from groups that almost nailed containment and stability on their Tokamak.

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    Comment #43092453

    Grok has an advantage in its access to Twitter data. I imagine soon you'll be able to ask it what the world is talking about today and get some interesting responses.

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    Comment #42974591

    “Behind every great fortune lies a great crime” -Honoré de Balzac

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    Comment #42962446

    My company does AI Sales Lead Follow-up, and doing this ethically and effectively is a much more complicated problem than they suggest here. Examples... What time zone should we be…

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    Comment #42861166

    I tried to email you and got 550 5.1.1 The email account that you tried to reach does not exist. Put $10,000 in an account, put your tool to the test, and post the results in real-…

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    Comment #42854019

    Sure, that may be true and is a good analogy, but what I find interesting here is that they have restrictions on increasing their capacity. So if this increased demand endures, wha…

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    Comment #42853876

    The stock market is overvalued historically, but Deepseek's pause of new user registrations seems to validate the bull case for Nvidia. https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/27/ai-startup…

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    Comment #42719937

    They published about Carvana 13 days ago and now are disbanding... https://hindenburgresearch.com/carvana/

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    Comment #42637725

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    Comment #42503044

    If the FBI is going to police crypto, we need to tax it. Otherwise, let their community figure it out.

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    Comment #42359586

    Counterpoint: Taiwan and other nations are smart, ambitious, and not interested in being enslaved by China. If China tries to enslave these other nations with a mechanized war, I t…

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    Comment #42355108

    The gun used in the United Healthcare CEO killing was not a Welrod but instead a poorly set up semi-automatic pistol. To get suppressors to approach the kind of quiet operation you…

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    Comment #42214634

    I don't think Israel is innocent by any means, their hands are dirty here obviously. I'm just trying to think out loud about a different way forward, and I tried to highlight my bi…

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    Comment #42214597

    Helpful, thank you for sharing.

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    Comment #42207687

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    Comment #41985436

    It sounds like you are badly burned out. I've experienced this, and it's miserable. I hope you can take a long break and heal. I wish you well!

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    Comment #41881407

    This says to me these people are working on projects that are not challenging/interesting enough with people who don't respect their intellect. That's a solvable problem. Anecdote.…

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    Comment #41676597

    SendSmart.ai

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    Comment #41331489

    A key problem with rent pricing is that a form of price fixing is imposed by fair housing law in a way that educated folks know how to circumvent, but many do not. When a lease is …

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    Comment #41163663

    I totally agree. It's like we're having all these little pearl harbors over and over again and doing nothing. If we're going to spend all this money on muscle, let's use it to do s…

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    Comment #41163601

    I hear that, and yes, it's funny, but as you point out not entirely wrong. These attacks harm businesses and the families that depend on them. The tens of millions of dollars paid …

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    Comment #41163531

    Yes, correctly identifying the perpetrators would be very challenging.

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    Comment #41163521

    I get that it's easy to suggest solutions but hard to implement them. I just don't see how the security situation gets better without escalating the response. Does anyone else? How…

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    Comment #41163390

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