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Comment #49222351
? Sorry? A healthy colon and diet it’s not liquid or messy. A nice type 4 normal solid log that slides on out. I’m very scared for most people I see online discussing BMs. People h…
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Comment #49222277
? What? A healthy colon and diet usually do not need to strain or rush. Just sit and poop. like 1min tops.
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Comment #49007174
It’s not just commercial real estate but selfishly on a personal level too. Like a family home in Bay Area is 2-3M. Lots of other places in California with better weather and house…
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Comment #48978636
OP is asking about the environment impact of manufacturing this. Like the whole supply chain for these trailers produce CO2 for each trailer it outputs. I had a similar thought as …
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Comment #48905003
When you see 25 agent definitions, how do you know they are good? How do you know it’s better than 10 or 5 or 1? Is a project with 100 agent definitions better?
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Comment #48832630
Help pump AVGO by tipping sentiment and creating a visualization of billions getting dumped into Broadcom.
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Comment #48818575
Don’t worry, all employees were morally good people, who chose to stay and make millions from the harm to children they supposedly were resisting. It’s not like meta was a charity.…
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Comment #48818496
Just to add another data point, my AMD laptop was as the poster above described, unreliable drivers, glitches and crashes. Personally I’ll never buy AMD again.
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Comment #48804562
Anthropic takes every chance they make not only to behave suspicious and anti-consumer but also announce that they are acting in ways that hurt you while telling you it’s a feature…
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Comment #48774485
Those Restaurant “dishwashers” are sanatizers. A dishwasher is a person in a restaurant. They are the ones removing and getting the dish clean.
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Comment #48761830
Yeah but if it’s a person seeing inside my home I would rather it be the same person over and over and without cameras. Teleoperated robots are a better fit for businesses and publ…
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Comment #48733559
These low effort constant comments about style or formatting are against Hackernews guidelines for discussions and something needs to be done to clean up the comment section. Getti…
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Comment #48732165
Tbh this is cooler than anything on your github so he (edit: she) can do what he wants IMO
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Comment #48708691
In Brazil they have a little pad they leave on the table next to the napkins
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Comment #48645010
> we wouldn't be sitting here wondering why the CEO of Budweiser isn't advocating for temperance But we would start to wonder if the CEO of Budweiser started advocating binge drink…
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Comment #48629912
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Comment #48602350
Paper money vs cash
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Comment #48598649
Almost not related at all expect “learn something new”. Not everything needs xkcd
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Comment #48554570
So 60B dollars and your primary reason it’s worth that is “tab to next” autocomplete?
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Comment #48541031
Also the bureaucracy, employee rights, etc. Incorporating and getting a functional business entity in Brazil is harder. In USA I literally do in 5min online including bank account.…
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Comment #48519873
Frame transitions in film do not in fact exist in reality. They are added in the editing room or through manipulation of the recording mechanism fyi.
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Comment #48475717
This narrative any criticism about Anthropic is emotional is such corporate cope that it boggles the mind to see people defend a trillion dollar corporation time and time again all…
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Comment #48436114
Yeah, I always wonder if they do some type of obfuscation and transformation on the private data and find a way to backdoor the info without technically using it directly.
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Comment #48435211
I noticed since 5.5 GPT has been adding "lattice" to a lot of things. Not sure if it is the new Gremlins.
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Comment #48425558
More like its a regulated space and it makes basic sense to have regulations