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Comment #48499325
More like an accessibility setting that has widespread utility (there are several others, e.g. iOS has built-in background noise generators in accessibility) That said, tapping on …
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Comment #47899217
$40 billion is about a quarter’s worth of profits for Google. They make that much every 3 months, what’s the risk
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Comment #46854743
A funny scene in 30 Rock is when Tracy learns about the Peter Principle and responds "but my incompetence knows no bounds!"
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Comment #46726038
David Robinson was an example of this.
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Comment #46606240
Gary is an insufferable blowhard but he's had skin the AI game for awhile. I believe he sold an AI startup to Uber back in the 2010s. Many of his criticisms of OpenAI and LLMs have…
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Comment #44978181
I’m not familiar with any stores that have Jordans that can be purchased via self checkout.
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Comment #43140049
It's from a 10+ year-old blog post so I wouldn't expect it to be in line with modern psychotherapy. It's an insight that has stuck with me since then and seems to strike a chord wi…
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Comment #43137050
If you introduce a process susceptible to credit card fraud then you're not keeping it low stakes.
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Comment #43136816
Not many people can get down to brass tacks like geohot
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Comment #43136765
OP addresses this directly, if you bothered to read the whole thing: "The stakes should be low. Whatever you’re selling, it’s gotta be cheap. And if things go awry? No one’s going …
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Comment #43136071
Sounds like you've got this all buttoned up
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Comment #43136025
That's fine
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Comment #43133949
I'm reminded of a passage from the last psychiatrist blog: “One of the great insights of psychoanalysis is that you never really want an object, you only want the wanting, which me…
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Comment #42534059
I just don't agree (aside from the part about small towns, I guess, but that's not relevant to SF). If OP can't find differing personalities in a place like SF, it's a skill issue,…
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Comment #42529093
Sounds like you're thinking inside of a fairly small bubble. If you picked 10 people, at random, from the 800k residents, I assure you that there would be substantial differences. …
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Comment #42270683
Comment from 2016: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11459808
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Comment #42154562
Cable TV (or even OTA antenna in the right service area) is simply a superior live product compared to anything streaming. The Masters app is the only thing that comes close imo. C…
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Comment #41852674
Oh man, the BLK360 can be a frustrating (albeit incredible) device even in the best of conditions, let alone this. Glad to hear everything survived! I mostly use the Pro3 now but d…
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Comment #41852231
Definitely one of the better implementations I've seen using Matterport's SDK, nice work. Did you use the Pro3 as the capture device? Before the collapse anyway!
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Comment #41168936
This was a really great comment, thank you
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Comment #41053369
Neither does blood doping, it's just the term they use for manipulation.
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Comment #40734062
An educated populace can better resist such issues. The solution is better journalism/reporting and better education. Instead, the knee jerk reaction seems to be calling for furthe…