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mbb70

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    Comment #48008027

    YMMV but every gym I've been to in the US had a huge social component.

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    If the unit-economics work out and they can sell $0.99 of tokens for $1.00, doesn't matter how many agents you spin up. The flat rate subscriptions can't last though.

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    Reminds me of "a terrible project with a great slide deck might end up decent. A great project with a terrible slide deck won't even exist." In the real world there is no If You Bu…

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    Comment #47418825

    https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated

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    Comment #47399111

    They are a luxury item, you are paying for the privilege of signaling you can afford $550 headphones. Generic black over-ear headphones could be $800, could be $80, useless for sig…

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    Comment #47344826

    https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html#generated

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    Comment #47281355

    >> "almost no competition" >> "costs way too much" >> "It's not like chat is a hard problem" Surely these statements can't all be true. Since Slack is expensive and has little comp…

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    Comment #46949755

    Ads are a ratchet that only tighten in one direction. Once the paychecks of 1000s of motivated, intelligent OpenAI employees depend on ad revenue increasing, the only option is to …

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    Comment #46936694

    In the foreward, she calls out to her, great SF is descriptive, not predictive. TLHOD is about sex, gender, friendships and culture in our world. Also a huge number of spacey conte…

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    Comment #46878462

    That's not fair! Sometimes the ideas come from Snow Crash, which gave us the Metaverse because Zuckerberg wanted to cut a guy in half with a katana from a motorcycle.

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    Comment #46857593

    Enshittification is a technique to make more money _without_ raising the price by simply making the product worse. Self-driving taxis have a high floor for 'making the product wors…

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    Comment #46846104

    As is often stated, microservices is a solution for scaling an engineering org to 100s of developers, not for scaling a product to millions of users.

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    Comment #46706464

    Start with your chosen dictionary, remove small words and all 's'es. Then find all words with 7 unique letters, then get the unique set of letter sets. These are your valid puzzles…

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    Comment #46670933

    The bigness of your data has always depended on the what you are doing with it. Consider the following table of medical surgeries: date,physician_name, surgery_name,success. "What …

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    Comment #46660280

    Probably it actually ran git checkout or reset. As you say git revert only operates on committed snapshots so it will all be in the reflog

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    Comment #46628389

    I explored the space of valid Spelling Bee puzzles and found out the lowest scoring puzzle is (x)bejkou with 14 points. Hoping they do it for April 1st one year.

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    Comment #46465791

    Wish we lived in the universe where the term 'monkey' won over 'agent'. Would have given everything a cool Planet of the Apes feel. I remember this getting a lot of buzz at the tim…

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    Comment #46098809

    The goal of "actual projects" is also fast and correct enough though

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    Comment #45628274

    The very next ask will be "order the zipcodes by number of customers" at which point you'll be back to aggregations, which is where you should have started

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    Comment #45532424

    "Figure out which codes they can use to get the most revenue" is a billion dollar industry with many players, subspecialties and surprisingly few lawsuits.

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    Comment #45355086

    'robot' meaning 'automated/non-human', a common English idiom especially in non-technical contexts

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    Comment #45313940

    Really feels like we owe KnockoutJS an apology

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    Comment #45223000

    Long wait times are not exclusive to public healthcare. My dermatology appointment to examine a concerning mole was scheduled 9 months out. And of course I pay for the privilege.

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    I implemented a casino in assembly for college. Started with a Mersenne Twister and added a few pure chance games like roulette and slots. The PRNG was trivial. Managing the user's…