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Comment #49191283
I vouch for this story, personally. I love it. I consider it a classic among science fiction novellas. It does include some brutal sadomasochism with graphic torture, that's true, …
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Comment #49073545
I used to admire that guy. I don't understand why anyone still works at Basecamp with posts like this to be honest. How do people justify it to themselves? Maybe it's just harder t…
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Comment #48960645
If you thought they were going to finally improve with SaaS why did you buy put options?
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Comment #48530295
Built a logic puzzle at https://daily baffle.com/truthsorting, try it out!
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Comment #48471253
> I think we agree? That is such a crazy way to start a response to someone trying to argue with you. I should try this. That's amazing. I know you didn't mean it as a trick, at le…
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Comment #48438618
100% given? Lol
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Comment #48362662
What can we do to help them?
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Comment #48272893
Is this new? I thought this had been the case for decades.
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Comment #48088907
I built The Daily Baffle over at https://dailybaffle.com with a whole bunch of word and logic puzzles I designed. There's Truthsorting, a logic puzzle where you have to order logic…
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Comment #48009615
I was in the same boat as you before I heard enough good things about it that I checked it out. After all, if it was really bad, I would be able to tell as much and stop reading it…
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Comment #47954960
I noticed early on that Gemini responded multiple times faster than claude and chatgpt do, which is why I use it as my main daily LLM (claude code for coding, gemini for all genera…
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Comment #47912496
Literally written by AI
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Comment #47801458
Autocorrect error
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Comment #47801048
It's amazing to me how nobody seems to know about the short story "The great automatic grammatizator" by Roald Dahl. Nobody got closer than him. I feel like I should be reading abo…
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Comment #47621299
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Comment #47620800
Might check out the site I built at cardtavern.com.
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Comment #47620799
I don't quite understand how to use this, but if people are looking for a way to play magic digitally I might recommend the site I built at cardtavern.com.
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Comment #47566622
Wait, I had no idea dhh was on the outs now. This is the first I've heard of this. I have to go look for more information about this. What did he do?
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Comment #47533235
You may enjoy the book Latin alive, for me it was a revelation on how the romance languages diverged and took their present forms.
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Comment #47304181
I built a daily puzzles site at https://dailybaffle.com , and I'm working on promoting it and releasing the mobile app for it this month. Turns out it's a lot of work to promote th…
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Comment #47284483
I did not go to an Ivy, but I did go to a recognizable engineering school in the northeast (not MIT.)
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Comment #47283572
Both equally. I apply to a lot of stuff on BuiltIn, mostly.