Prefacing this by saying it may sound insensitive but from my experience shopping and getting things to eat used to be things people would do with their children and was part of growing up and learning what adults do.…
This is a question that's going to sound stupid and maybe insensitive, but that aside - how do you think people managed to do this in your exact same scenario for the last 50+ years without having a service like this?…
I don't really understand how the personal economics for this work out for the majority of the population. You'll always get some people who argue that time is money and that the saved time that people have from…
I'm honestly curious. What line do you think the left crossed first? There is nothing in my mind that comes even close to the lines that have been crossed by this administration. Just that line alone makes me think…
And interestingly enough, the last place I would ever want to get a burger nowadays is McDonald's.
This is why I said "repeatedly" i.e. a pattern has already emerged. And in most companies I've worked at you are the one being held responsible for a PR/feature not being merged or finished on time - at least in my…
> Harpe accepted responsibility for sharing her credentials but argued that firing her was excessive. > In her appeal, Harpe said her husband was a certified federal law enforcement officer and that every search was…
This is expected. A lot of these companies that are closing their doors make a large portion of their revenue based off of ads and upsells which agents can easily be instructed to ignore, and don't interact with like a…
Stop being disingenuous, it takes a literal 2-second search to find a plethora of examples. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50141449
"It belongs to all of us" For the low entry fee of ~$200 a month you too can escape the permanent underclass - which is more than some countries average citizen makes in an entire year.
Oftentimes I'm buying maybe a tool or a part or something like that which isn't necessarily available in my local hardware store. Having a predictable delivery date for that on top of it most of the time being way…
At this points its an IQ test. Stupid people still google exactly what heinous stuff they plan to do and think thats gonna fly.
For reference I'm not located anywhere near SF since I see some comments saying this is an SF startup bubble. I'm located in Texas (not Austin where the startup scene is more similar to SF) and work for a fairly large…
> “No more hand-written code” and that the game will be “generated with full AI workflows,” employees were reportedly “stunned,” which many hoped the news was some kind of sick joke. The biggest surprise to me is that…
A lot of the games being ported/reconstructed were made at a time where consumer hardware was up to or even more than an order of magnitude worse than what most people have access to today. So that probably helps…
No it doesn't. The point of decomps/recomps was never for some altruistic reason related to skill or art. The point was people wanting to play games. This just adds to that. Yes - the people who did it before were…
"Lobbying is a form of advocacy that legally attempts to influence policy decisions" I think there's a problem with definitions here. How the general public, especially here in the U.S., tends to think of lobbying is…
Just because something is proven and shown to be true doesn't mean that it's always practical. The proof can be entirely valid even if it's not actually reasonable to implement and requires an enormous size lookup table…
This has honestly been one of if not the only thing I have agreed with the Trump administration on. It also seems like something that has had bipartisan support (at least among the general public), but nobody wanted to…
I honestly don't even think this is worth arguing about. Consciousness isn't sufficiently defined. We have people who literally say that most animals don't have a conscious, and then a whole other side of the spectrum…
I replied to it there, but his reply is either intentionally obtuse or he entirely missed the point. I'm unfortunately inclined to think its the first because a reply as such from anybody who thought about this for even…
You could turn it on its head and it could be exactly the opposite - that the people who are the most angry, sarcastic, etc are exactly the kind of issues that you should automatically close and ban from creating issues…
Interestingly this was basically what started it for me. Empty calories and research showing it literally inhibits muscle gain irregardless of the caloric effect since your body basically switches to "get this shit the…
I'm honestly not sure where they're getting their 30% numbers from at all. In every single chart that they chose to display except for one, it costs similar or more than Sonnet 5, while also being comparable in price to…
I agree, I'm just talking about the trend. I don't like consuming too much of it.
Prefacing this by saying it may sound insensitive but from my experience shopping and getting things to eat used to be things people would do with their children and was part of growing up and learning what adults do.…
This is a question that's going to sound stupid and maybe insensitive, but that aside - how do you think people managed to do this in your exact same scenario for the last 50+ years without having a service like this?…
I don't really understand how the personal economics for this work out for the majority of the population. You'll always get some people who argue that time is money and that the saved time that people have from…
I'm honestly curious. What line do you think the left crossed first? There is nothing in my mind that comes even close to the lines that have been crossed by this administration. Just that line alone makes me think…
And interestingly enough, the last place I would ever want to get a burger nowadays is McDonald's.
This is why I said "repeatedly" i.e. a pattern has already emerged. And in most companies I've worked at you are the one being held responsible for a PR/feature not being merged or finished on time - at least in my…
> Harpe accepted responsibility for sharing her credentials but argued that firing her was excessive. > In her appeal, Harpe said her husband was a certified federal law enforcement officer and that every search was…
This is expected. A lot of these companies that are closing their doors make a large portion of their revenue based off of ads and upsells which agents can easily be instructed to ignore, and don't interact with like a…
Stop being disingenuous, it takes a literal 2-second search to find a plethora of examples. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=50141449
"It belongs to all of us" For the low entry fee of ~$200 a month you too can escape the permanent underclass - which is more than some countries average citizen makes in an entire year.
Oftentimes I'm buying maybe a tool or a part or something like that which isn't necessarily available in my local hardware store. Having a predictable delivery date for that on top of it most of the time being way…
At this points its an IQ test. Stupid people still google exactly what heinous stuff they plan to do and think thats gonna fly.
For reference I'm not located anywhere near SF since I see some comments saying this is an SF startup bubble. I'm located in Texas (not Austin where the startup scene is more similar to SF) and work for a fairly large…
> “No more hand-written code” and that the game will be “generated with full AI workflows,” employees were reportedly “stunned,” which many hoped the news was some kind of sick joke. The biggest surprise to me is that…
A lot of the games being ported/reconstructed were made at a time where consumer hardware was up to or even more than an order of magnitude worse than what most people have access to today. So that probably helps…
No it doesn't. The point of decomps/recomps was never for some altruistic reason related to skill or art. The point was people wanting to play games. This just adds to that. Yes - the people who did it before were…
"Lobbying is a form of advocacy that legally attempts to influence policy decisions" I think there's a problem with definitions here. How the general public, especially here in the U.S., tends to think of lobbying is…
Just because something is proven and shown to be true doesn't mean that it's always practical. The proof can be entirely valid even if it's not actually reasonable to implement and requires an enormous size lookup table…
This has honestly been one of if not the only thing I have agreed with the Trump administration on. It also seems like something that has had bipartisan support (at least among the general public), but nobody wanted to…
I honestly don't even think this is worth arguing about. Consciousness isn't sufficiently defined. We have people who literally say that most animals don't have a conscious, and then a whole other side of the spectrum…
I replied to it there, but his reply is either intentionally obtuse or he entirely missed the point. I'm unfortunately inclined to think its the first because a reply as such from anybody who thought about this for even…
You could turn it on its head and it could be exactly the opposite - that the people who are the most angry, sarcastic, etc are exactly the kind of issues that you should automatically close and ban from creating issues…
Interestingly this was basically what started it for me. Empty calories and research showing it literally inhibits muscle gain irregardless of the caloric effect since your body basically switches to "get this shit the…
I'm honestly not sure where they're getting their 30% numbers from at all. In every single chart that they chose to display except for one, it costs similar or more than Sonnet 5, while also being comparable in price to…
I agree, I'm just talking about the trend. I don't like consuming too much of it.