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warmcompress

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    Comment #43242560

    About as believable as DOGE "saving" the government $105 billion.

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    Comment #43179362

    Comparing daily standup to the situation here is an equivocation so sublimely dumb that I'm just... at a loss. Also— if standup is just a manager mandating people to give updates i…

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    Comment #42194669

    > As I said, I said it was a guess. I tried chatgpt, but no help there. "We've tried nothing and we're all out of ideas"

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    Comment #41935932

    Answering your comment seriously, with an appropriate level of flippancy: On the Tokyo metro this year I saw many advertisements for hair issues; lots of ads with balding noggins, …

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    Comment #41863428

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41556291#41558128

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    Comment #41448371

    https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.ca2.609... On one hand: the court opinion. On the other, a breaking news tweet from Publisher's Weekly with hundreds of tedious…

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    Comment #36866757

    > It is not at all clear — not even to the scientists and programmers who build them — how or why the generative language and image models work. Wowie! Someone should look into thi…

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    Comment #36862682

    Degradation of analog data stored on magnetic tape is a lie—teach the controversy! For real though, can't one just... not post about stuff you don't know about?

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    Comment #36422354

    There are comments on HN I find correlate to blithe superciliousness. A light expression of common sentiment (math is beautiful!) without domain knowledge is somehow a marker of so…

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    Comment #34326597

    https://blogs.cornell.edu/livingwage/about-the-atlas/

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    Comment #34277821

    "We should try", "may be ... effective"; propositions are not hard conclusions. The biggest whiff for me in this essay is the idea that people aren't acutely aware of the fakeness.…

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    Comment #34067438

    Thank you!! Our contemporary 60hz world seems to have retconned broadcast video standards.