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m_a_g
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Comment #49177020
God, I love how Americans will do anything but build public transport
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Comment #48808563
In most countries 4g is the upper limit and it is considered perfectly safe within that limit. So 8 500mg pills in 24 hours.
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Comment #48763234
I know this doesn’t belong on HN, but I felt really strongly that the HN crowd should this. Especially the US folks. You’re right to ring the alarm bells early. Turkey can’t be fix…
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Comment #48558130
There is a reason Mozilla is getting ripped to shreds. I’m using Brave and I’d rather people support a degoogled fork of chromium that supports ublock origin, than keeping Mozilla …
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Comment #48477964
I think you’re spot on. Facebook employees have accepted its fate. It has become a company of mercenaries. I’m surprised they folded more quickly than Google.
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Comment #48477790
Any examples of corrupted companies that you’d like to share? I’m especially curious about your thoughts on Meta and Google, the biggest startups of their time and how they evolved…
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Comment #48411003
> but other races always give their own race an unjust preference That’s just plain ignorant. And citation needed.
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Comment #47689209
Any naming related to LotR in the tech industry is a glaring red flag, including this company.
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Comment #47378357
I somehow doubt that
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Comment #46912041
At first, I couldn’t believe it, but Cory Doctorow did write that terrible blog post. (Un)Surprisingly, everything turned out quite differently than expected. London outshines LA i…
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Comment #46683225
I love the new world axes: USA and Russia vs. EU, China, and LATAM What kind of shitty plotline is this? I swear, Call of Duty games were more realistic.
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Comment #46658409
Straight to jail
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Comment #46475619
I’m glad there are this many early adopters. Thanks to them, in 3 to 5 years, all the side effects will be known, including the long-term effects, so I’ll be able to make an inform…
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Comment #46115683
In my social circles, at least, the answer is yes. I live in a major city with many people from diverse backgrounds. It might be different in areas where tech people make up the ma…
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Comment #46113701
The comment initially confused me, but after reading it twice, I completely agree with you. I would love to delete the app, but Instagram has really become the norm for dating and …
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Comment #46056495
> I'm getting paid more than ever for a job I feel like I almost shouldn't get paid for (I'm just having fun) In my Big Tech job, I sometimes forget that some people can really enj…
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Comment #45938821
In the long run, it is unavoidable. No matter how prepared you are, there will be something that will cause you to run late. It's just a matter of how frequently this happens.
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Comment #45858858
I'd argue that even the CT scan is unnecessary for a lot of people who want to start a preventative regimen to tackle heart disease. Especially if you're in your 20s or 30s with no…
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Comment #45858810
> and for good reasons That prior discussion gives no good reasons. The linked medium posts are, to be frank, trash. Statins are well-tolerated drugs with little to no noticeable s…
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Comment #45849225
Did they take control of the email account?
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Comment #45752597
It’s not DNS There is no way it’s DNS It was DNS
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Comment #45444460
There are many people who are adamant that this bubble will burst. Those who believe that, did you sell all your S&P 500 stocks? I have many friends and coworkers who think the AI …
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Comment #45419220
They really time releases based on their competition. How many times did this happen with both companies? I've lost count. They had been keeping this in reserve and decided to rele…
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Comment #45141123
The cost can be significantly reduced immediately and drastically if OpenAI or Anthropic were to choose to do so. By simply stopping the training of new models, profitability can b…