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lazybreather
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Comment #42781785
Political searches I assume would be very very minor percentage of real learning. Even in such cases, I would rather rely on a good LLMs response than scrounging websites of mainst…
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Comment #42618979
Palo Alto networks provides security product "AI access security" which claims to solve the problem you mentioned - access control, data protection etc. I don't personally use it n…
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Comment #38583818
I understand anything that comes on NYT is with a level of research and resources. But casually slipping very obvious innuendos to convey a strong opinion does not give confidence …
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Comment #38583676
Oh my sweet HN! What is happening to you? Article with such hateful tone and clearly loaded is being posted, discussed and on the front page. I guess this what scale does to any co…
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Comment #38139081
Works for channels looking to only promote something else. But majority of content on YT is to make money to the creator. Ads is the sole source of any revenue there, comsidering t…
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Comment #37774515
I couldn't relate to any one of those fully. Boy is there a difference in culture! For us friends are not for helping when needed, networking, getting jobs for us or what not. In m…
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Comment #35713353
Would you like to use an aggregator service which gives you credits? You can use those credits to 'buy' an article from any paid news sites. Maybe a browser addon which activates a…
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Comment #35180699
How to know if a post is flagged?
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Comment #35180237
Patiently waiting for someone to post the archive link.
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Comment #34398139
Lower middle class kid to now a slightly upper middle class person here. Migrated from small towns to cities. I think this falls into majority category. Wow! I don't experience eve…
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Comment #34377577
Code does not make money by itself. Business does. Code has to work for business. And if programmers can manage business, nothing like it. But someone has to. You can rarely have i…
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Comment #34144617
I should have mentioned, our appearance had to do something with the situation. Majority of the crowd is Indian in such restaurants, but with clean and 'westernized' attire. Our ex…
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Comment #34120001
A bit off-topic, but something unique to India is reverse-racism, if I can call it that. Many a times, me and friends (mostly all male) try to enter a decent restaurant/pub only to…
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Comment #32178513
How they are made is not something I really want to get into. It was more about how some of us look at fault in everything and call it design thinking. I understand that it is frus…
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Comment #32139345
Absolutely not. Atleast not with everything all the time. I love how the front camera on my phone is not concentric to the notch. How my table has uneven legs (I place a wooden pie…
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Comment #31825485
This exactly is the problem I was trying to point out. This comment does the same thing. When I articulated my observation with a decent level of clarity, it means I know to an ext…
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Comment #31822365
A very effective substitute for us in India is "Lets go have tea". "Chai points", as we call them, are ubiquitous with friendships flourishing. Sure there are people smoking along …
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Comment #31821797
I would love to know tech stack and architecture of HN. And how it evolved (if it did). And what resources they spend (money, manhours etc) to maintain it.
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Comment #31819328
I am guessing a lot of folks did not see the sarcasm in this. Either that or I am wrong.
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Comment #31703697
As much as arduino helped me in understanding electronics and building products, the forum has more or less been very discouraging. Stackoverflow and Instructables were far more he…
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Comment #31695379
"In economics a prediction itself can alter the object of the prediction. Hence, for certain kinds of ecomomic phenomenon, forecasting can be a logical impossibility." - Kaushik Ba…
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Comment #31658354
Here I was, trying to figure out the joke with 'taxes'.
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Comment #28957014
I don't think TOR has to be justified by giving such use cases. Why can't I be a normal person and still use TOR for my browsing?
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Comment #28948199
Here is when I feel really stupid. There is a highly upvoted post on HN. Read the article and feel like you have learnt something really impactful. Largely agree with the content. …
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Comment #28854215
I landed on HN after more or less knowing/using almost all existing social media at that time. So would be the case with many other avid HN users if I have to take an educated gues…