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twolf910616
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Comment #48827990
I think that's the wrong way to look at it. They do have skin in the game, in the sense that their readers wouldn't want to pay for a newspaper that is consistently wrong. And, eve…
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Comment #48827973
+1 on C. I actually started reading it back to front and have been having much more fun.
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Comment #48435799
How many words did I read in this article before I realized it wasn't written by AI? 10? 20? A paragraph or two? It's quite strange that it's very easy to detect AI in writing.
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Comment #46536192
The web is too open. Sad day to read these comments.
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Comment #44768747
Hello! I just signed up. Is there a way I can view past book discussions?
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Comment #44545374
dang, I feel like my Bay to Breaker tote bag value just went up 10x right?
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Comment #43440534
azure is tough for me.
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Comment #43122510
Yeah...it's so close to other beautiful nature. not to mention two world class university near by.
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Comment #43062607
agree it'll never happen, but very cool idea.
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Comment #43062508
wow really? Did soccer also go through a statistical revolution? I don't watch soccer at all and am pretty surprised to hear this. Did all the teams converge on a winning solution?…
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Comment #42718370
wow! I've always thought of them as some ruthless finance people with huge egos. This piece made me think differently. Very moving read!
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Comment #42657624
dang it i just did this on a zoom meeting. hopefully no one saw me trying to cross my eyes
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Comment #41861390
authn or authz? Authentication is not terrible to build but authorization yeah, I'm totally with you there. It's hard.
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Comment #40987695
How do you know you're not the midwit? To me it seems quite reasonable that author is the one over complicating everything, and in reality coding interviews are just not that bad. …
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Comment #40565378
Tangentially, I wonder how people mentally model "too-good-to-be-true"? "Everything is a tradeoff" is almost a core belief for me, but in the same time, in technology, the "too-goo…
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Comment #40418516
Refreshing take on "Follow your dreams"! It's quite surprising to me that this tired genre can still deliver something new.
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Comment #40072323
If you read their case, it sure seems compelling. It seems like Lina Khan had to write down her CC on a piece of paper, questioned how they will store her info, and a week later pr…
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Comment #39392870
Here is what you can do (from someone who tried many times to block their emails), write to privacy@nextdoor.com and request that all your data be deleted. As someone who recently …
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Comment #37629934
Great parody. It is sad that this has become the most effective way to remove the homeless, and funny that it struck some sort of balance that our liberal standard tolerates.
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Comment #37262623
I liked this new media outlet and they put out some interesting pieces, but headlines like this are a pretty good data point to the contrary.
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Comment #37242655
by the dandelion factory right? I biked passed it yesterday and saw that they just reopened.
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Comment #37127659
here's the archive linked to the paywalled article he mentioned in the post https://archive.ph/gGqvX
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Comment #36525263
These industries just have a different mechanism, here is an example: the worlds 10,000th best tennis player probably makes $0 dollar from tennis, and the world's top 0.1% of pharm…
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Comment #36345842
I never worked in search, curious what are the technical difficulties of implementing a YouTube-style "Don't Recommend This Channel" are? From the outset, the YouTube recommendatio…
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Comment #35023242
Feels weird to read about Dali in such context. As a 90s kid who grew up reading Mr Jin Yong's books, and the only thing I know about Dali is 六脉神剑