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maroon_unperson
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Comment #46386296
Much faster responses, before this deal I thought it would be Google vs Groq for the superior tech with nvidea missing out.
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Comment #45745168
Cancer rates are hard to compare across countries because overdiagnosis is such a common issue. A higher survival rate is to be expected when the doctors have a financial incentive…
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Comment #45641405
0.45 times. Less if inflation adjusted. Amazon's market cap is 2.27 trillion [0] and 5 trillion was wiped off the NASDAQ over two years [1]. [0] https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/…
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Comment #45606211
Sites send conversion events back to Google so they can target highly converting traffic. If a bot network hits all the conversing events then Google will tailor the traffic to loo…
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Comment #45605399
The cab drivers are still true londoners who have passed the knowledge. What has changed is how acceptable it is to be racist on hacker news and conflate native-londoner with white…
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Comment #45486651
I love it so much, not having someone cause me excruciating pain by reclining their seat into my knees is a real selling point as a tall person. It also helps that Ryanair forgo th…
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Comment #45448300
Flagged articles used to be a sign of something being misleading, badly written, or just something generally off to take caution with. The last two years it has become more of a si…
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Comment #45355718
Quick feedback: it took me a while to understand what this does and why I'd use it. You might want to work on how you describe it or give examples of a use case. It might have help…
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Comment #45354975
Looks related to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45354413
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Comment #45354949
It would be great to have an automated workflow for granting one-time authorisation for CI to publish a package. I'd like the easy of having CI sign and release on merge but with t…
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Comment #45354671
LLMs could also ease adoption of new languages by making hiring less of a barrier to using something more niche. It becomes easier for someone to hit the ground running and be prod…
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Comment #45354316
Dang is a great moderator, but I think it's a reach to say hackers don't find this interesting, it's not getting upvotes from nowhere. Hackers have a natural curiosity for the worl…
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Comment #45353924
It sounds like a mix of good intentions, misunderstandings, and poor communication. Shopify wanted to put in place better goverance and access control, to reduce the risk of a supp…