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jihadjihad
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Comment #49214356
> Let me guess what Palantir will tell them: your audience is dying and/or illiterate. Add cartoons. You’re welcome. And USA Today will be billed $50M for the privilege.
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Comment #49208226
I can’t tell if this is a troll post or not, but either way, the concept the author seems to be looking for is called the “Law of Demand” [0]. 0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Law_…
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Comment #49204835
And once again we have to pinch ourselves and marvel at our timeline where genuine news headlines and those from The Onion are utterly indistinguishable.
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Comment #49188930
I dunno. The seams of the joke are still load-bearing IMO.
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Comment #49177752
> I agree LLMs are not good at abduction but very few humans are either I, too, am glad that few humans seem good at abduction.
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Comment #49173098
The map is a sad attempt at a choropleth with no legend, no hover or interactivity, and no information whatsoever other than opacity.
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Comment #49157533
For me it's the copy, it really does read as soulless slop and I think there are many people who are just tired of it.
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Comment #49150514
OT, but something I didn’t know is that if you go to Google, and type in “$FOO font”, it will render the entire results page in that font. Of course I had to try Comic Sans, then G…
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Comment #49127457
“What about health insurance?” “Your enrollment will end on the last day of this month, and we will be providing every affected employee with information about extending their cove…
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Comment #49124718
In a similar vein, there was an interesting discussion [0] a while back about elevator buttons [1] and how timing for door close/open works, along with a bit of the history and reg…
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Comment #49091868
I subscribed for a year, but like a sibling comment said, it was too focused on Commonwealth news and culture to be worth my time. It was however entertaining to receive in the mai…
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Comment #49077017
Slightly OT, but nothing can beat DonHopkins’s “About” section here on HN [0]. 0: https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=DonHopkins
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Comment #49015942
s/site/industry/g
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Comment #48973154
https://www.johndcook.com/blog
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Comment #48954525
I think you mean M31 instead of M3, and assuming northern hemisphere viewing only. I think the Magellanic Clouds are visible in the southern hemisphere.
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Comment #48950584
Now this kids is Hacker News.
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Comment #48948165
You're asking the right questions.
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Comment #48928849
I’d vote shuffle with space bar.
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Comment #48921375
It's a very common error that happens in both written and spoken language. I've wondered if it's because weary is kind of "in between" wary and leery , like an incorrect mashup, or…
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Comment #48921150
"Just quiet determination."
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Comment #48909370
Few can top the opening line of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas . But there were brave souls who tried, in the now-defunct Bulwer-Lytton Contest [0]. Where else could you find gems …
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Comment #48908862
What is arguably worse is hearing these phrases from humans who have been inculcated with the notion that their usage is idiomatic and appropriate. And we thought "robust", "circle…
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Comment #48908725
Another one is "surface", like in "across all product surfaces". I've been in the field for 15 years and have never heard that particular usage before.
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Comment #48877211
Thank you to the author for writing a GitHub page in 2026 that is entirely devoid of emoji.