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TSUTiger
27d ago
Assuming you meant 164 million taxpayers... Your number is too low still. Half of those filers are not contributors, they receive refunds. The figure is more like ~65 million taking on this tax burden, so likely closer to 15k (rounding math
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29d ago
Many projects, many teams. Eventually it all becomes tens of thousands of unread emails, a lot of "thanks, but I've gotta leave for my next meeting", and lots of multitasking.
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2mo ago
Pseudoephedrine is a decongestant to relieve the nasal/sinus congestion. If it helps with your coughing, it’s because it’s stopping the postnasal drip, not suppressing the cough as DXM would by shutting down the cough reflex. Two diffe
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4mo ago
The irony of #2...
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6mo ago
there are terminal type apps in the app store though?
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11mo ago
Was it Grok 4 Fast by chance? I was dealing with something similar with it yesterday. No code involved. It was giving me factually incorrect information about a multiple schools and school districts. I told it it was wrong multiple times an
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TSUTiger
11mo ago
You should've read further. In reality, when getting out first to market, it might be difficult for "AI" to decipher if a user added 1 of 5 available sauces to their chicken wings, so to reduce the likelihood of this error, y
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11mo ago
They do that at Circle K[0] today using the same tech from Mashgin. It's meant to be a self-checkout, but you literally have one employee standing and watching this one checkout (sometimes 2-3, but usually 1-2). It's not always ac
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11mo ago
501[0] [0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23503852
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1y ago
How does this compare to something like MaxRewards[0]? I'd try doing my own due diligence first, but without signing up for an account first, I can't get past the homepage. [0]: https://maxrewards.com
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1y ago
You mentioned there are multiple occasions: You got a quote on that? I did a quick Google search, but the most recent events are hogging up the results and I didn't hear anything literal about him saying what you claim he was saying. I
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2y ago
I believe it's because statistics can be interpreted in different ways and requires analysis (work). "AI" just gives you an answer, even if it's wrong.
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2y ago
For those who have used both, how does this compare with Memories[0] -- it was still open in one of my tabs :) [0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39783223
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2y ago
That's definitely going to impact the new Amkor facility out there
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2y ago
Obviously this depends on _where_ you're working, but personally, I like the plumber metaphor -- nobody notices the plumber until things aren't working properly and by then you're in deep shit. Software is working great: Ever
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2y ago
defensive much cuh?
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2y ago
Dishonesty, perchance?
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2y ago
Amkor will also be near
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2y ago
Roughly 15 years ago when I entered the job market, I spammed my resume to 36 roles within a single company so 50 doesn’t sound too bad. It was a Fortune 10 company so plenty of roles and I eventually got in.
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2y ago
You can via a public link
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2y ago
It's fairly straightforward. Just take a look at a few of the top comments here wherein the commenter describes not being as dumb (for lack of a better term) as peers for not joining into social media. I'm not linking to them as I
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2y ago
Several of the comments here certainly have some superiority complex issues as well as what would appear isolation issues. You seem cynical towards a large majority of modern society. If you need a hug, I’m here.
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2y ago
It's definitely not 'perceived' abuses according to those in the know... it's been known within the AZ workforce for a while, but has been slowly leaking out into the national news articles. They're "literally
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2y ago
100% facts. They do. In prior roles, I've worked at 2 of the largest US airlines that have gone through mergers. There are lots of hard-coded letters in decades-old code that help identify what's mainline, regional, and OA (other
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2y ago
Off twitter/x you miss the tweet quoted reply[1]: The article unfortunately leaves out most of the points we made in the thread. GrapheneOS supports hardware-based attestation and it's entirely possible for Google to allow it as p
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2y ago
At a multimillion dollar cost to taxpayers….
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2y ago
Agreed. Human factor here: Sometimes, change can be a good thing. You don't hear that instability can sometimes be a good thing.
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3y ago
Ah, I see what you did there!
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3y ago
I don't want to google the incorrect information. Can you provide a link that elaborates on this? I have an HSA (~20k right now), don't use it to invest at all, but it is investable within their system, using some preselected mutu
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3y ago
Random question... whatever happened to that visual friend/network graph that used to load on a separate window? I always thought that thing was pretty neat to see
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