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raz32dust

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    Comment #49043289

    I know but the point is that it worked too. You could argue one problem is harder than the other, I am not and expert so I wouldn't know. But at least it's clear the second result …

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    Comment #49016603

    The top comment has a counter example though https://x.com/DmitryRybin1/status/2079904005652893709 I think it's not even about the ability to steer the AI. Just the ability to ask …

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    Comment #48729261

    If you present this as the alternative, I think there's a chance people might actually just get rid of it :)

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    Comment #48291655

    I agree with the author that engineers need to recalibrate and say yes more often but the zirp connection is a stretch and unnecessary. Good engineers will say yes and no thoughtfu…

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    Comment #48245441

    Does anyone have insight into how waymo is actually doing as a business? It seems to be unaffordable in the bay area. 2-3x the cost of Uber/lyft whenever I've checked. It is very c…

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    Comment #48171095

    It's marketing plus perception of how expensive it is. Most of diamond purchases are for engagement rings. Nobody wants to appear cheap. The expense and rarity is the point.

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    Comment #48102351

    Google isn't doing this out of kindness. Sure charging for mail would give some bad press but Google can handle it in many different ways and they have in the past. They provide th…

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    Comment #45054587

    What can we do to keep these companies accountable? This is so frustrating.

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    Comment #44326104

    This is vastly oversimplifying things. US would put tremendous diplomatic and other means of pressure if EU does serious harm to tech companies. US-EU and US-China relation is very…

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    Comment #39064812

    In the elderly neighbor and shovel example, I don't see what's wrong, as long as it was communicated. It depends on the agreement really - for example, if the shovel guy was chargi…

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    Comment #38934881

    No software product that has actual paying users can afford to stop development like that. It needs to constantly keep evolving with the environment, or someone else will fill thei…

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    Comment #38933713

    I don't get it. From an outside perspective, it feels like they must be raking in the cash - they take a large cut from subscribers and the number of ads is crazy. Viewership growt…

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    Comment #38919636

    My experience was different. I was able to learn enough Spanish to survive in Peru for a month with just 6-7 hours in Duolingo. Different people may have different learning styles.…

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    Comment #38885681

    I am so tired of these patterns. Google Photos also does not allow any easy or good way to clean up junk. Why would they? They want you to run out of space so you can pay for their…

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    Comment #37978609

    How is "firing people" more clear in intent than "Reduction in force"? Reduction in force/cutting costs is usually the intent. People getting fired is a side effect. "Firing people…

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    Comment #37427271

    illai in Dravidian languages

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    Comment #37245877

    "most accepted theory of physics is that the universe started from a single point": This is not true. The most accepted theory is that the universe was extremely dense, but it is n…

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    Comment #36762945

    The article does not touch upon this, but there is a fascinating theory that life on earth originated in deep sea vents. Highly recommend reading the very accessible "The Vital Que…

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    Comment #36670177

    I was with you until "It is just customers in US are richer and are ok to pay more for the same service." How did you reach that conclusion? The other reason (which seems more like…

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    Comment #36488322

    Interesting way to put it, but is it particularly insightful? You're happy when you're doing things you think you should be doing, and what you think you should be doing is of cour…

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    Comment #36027667

    Wait what did Slack do?

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    Comment #35143238

    Why is it the corporation's fault though? We live in a society and governance structure which encourages corporations to consider revenue over everything else. Why would they act d…

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    Comment #34587305

    Given we spend a significant portion of lives at work, I think it's a good thing that people find life partners at work and a loss from remote work