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njstraub608
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Comment #48696697
Feels like what OP meant to say is, “you could rightly assume that a ball…” instead. Seems like a fair starting point if you’re just doubling things because if the height differenc…
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Comment #46441006
> if companies like Apple really wanted to fund this work, I'm pretty sure they could figure something out. Having spent the last ~6 years in big tech consistently frustrated by th…
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Comment #43590826
Honestly just spend a few hours talking to Claude about them, I had a few breakthrough moments doing that.
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Comment #42685244
Is there any research on consumer preferences and why, for example, people might PREFER to be alone vs. eating in a diner? It feels like socialization used to be a forced mechanism…
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Comment #35559114
The LLC isn't inactive, you just found the wrong one. EXPAND IT INC (4776106) is registered to the proper address. Guessing the website is down from traffic.
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Comment #31498894
> If you doubt how much computers destroy productivity, then simply visit a hospital and you can see it with your own eyes. My mom was recently in the hospital so I got to see this…
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Comment #29989587
So true. This line was great, “And when you use Google Search or Google Play, we might have to give equal prominence to a raft of spammy and low-quality services.” I’ve had to help…
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Comment #29356509
There’s a great podcast that explains the intricacies and roles within this section of the industry: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/craig-fuller-on-the-hu...
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Comment #26897616
I like the author's analysis and appreciate the breakdown of his sources, but I think he took some shortcuts that makes me question his conclusion. Some examples: "With more money …
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Comment #23034512
"Older people are less likely to be tech-savvy, less likely to use ad-blockers, less likely to be able to understand the difference between legitimate news and lies, and they’re mo…
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Comment #19935448
I completely agree with this, and based on past research it seems it’s a highly cultural phenomenon. What it basically comes down to is that countries with strong public transporta…
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Comment #18664873
This really isn't that outrageous, at most of the F500 companies I've consulted at they all have massive contractor workforces (including consultants) that don't have the same bene…
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Comment #18557708
This ^^ And actually understanding the context of what you're trying to use OCR on can work backward to determine what the text actually is, i.e. if it's a "Name" field then the pr…
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Comment #18557684
Generally, these are stuffed in there for marketing and aren't very effective when used in actual business scenarios. Source: I do a lot of post-sales consulting work implementing …
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Comment #18410553
I'd have to agree with this; every news outlet tries to treat a lack of proper controls as a breaking story / massive conspiracy theory to get a buzz going around the topic. I thin…
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Comment #18046816
I really like the concept, and think that visual programming is a great way to help understand data flows (I'm a big Node RED fan). I wouldn't make the claim that this is usable by…
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Comment #17238951
This. The Pentagon buried a McKinsey study detailing out $125 billion in waste with almost no pushback from the public and then comes a proposal for an additional $300 billion budg…
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Comment #17145814
100% this. Seems like there should at the very least be a product feature that automatically disables any outbound messaging by default (similarly to how you can block purchases wi…
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Comment #16452560
The author argues against project-based learning but then states his "5-minute attempt to come up with an alternative way to teach these skills" which are, effectively, all project…