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niraj898
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Comment #48696797
SORRY TO HEAR SUCH SAD NEWS!!
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Comment #48696753
Not entirely, you can see the mayor of NYC who is very young, thats entirely dependent on voters, for instance, my country's PM and most of the ministers this time are at the age o…
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Comment #48696332
This type of things is what frustates the people around, its like they are already trying to control an supposed to be open-source model and just for their own benefit. this is why…
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Comment #48696324
The funny thing is, they are planning to just use it for US government and not allow public to use fable 5 atleast..
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Comment #48346460
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Comment #48343204
Haha, bumped to this post, right after watching peter thiel's business video, he is goated!!
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Comment #48343194
Looks a good idea to me!! hope to see it grow !! Good Luck !!
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Comment #48343178
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Comment #48342832
haha 100% true fact!!!
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Comment #48331499
For real Bro!!!
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Comment #48331494
How do i drive traffic to my app
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Comment #48290755
My first interview was the weirdest one, as i was so panicked that i started lying to the interviewer.
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Comment #48290714
Honestly, claude code has saved so many hours of finding bugs for developers
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Comment #48262730
What people consume shapes what they believe. Always has. The problem isn't just conspiracy theories, it's that nobody tracks how their daily content diet shapes their thinking pat…
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Comment #48248617
Counterintuitively, fewer apps might mean more intentional consumption. The problem isn't the apps themselves but the lack of awareness around how they affect us cognitively.
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Comment #48248609
The dragonfly metaphor maps well to how we process digital information, parallel, instinctive, reactive. The problem is we've built feeds optimized for that instinct, not against i…