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ChatGPT Healthcare Epic Integration(openai.com)
3 points by gist 13d ago|0 comments
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by gist 1mo ago
My thought is that this doesn't shift the burden to those that can afford to pay (and choose to tip) it shifts the burden to many of those who (for a lack of a better way to put it) don't have the money but feel bad if they don&#x
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Stop Turning every purchase into a tip request(foxnews.com)
70 points by gist 1mo ago|101 comments
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by gist 1mo ago
> People are increasingly getting fed up with slops like this -- you can see comments in HN discussions. Why claim 'people' (plenty of people get value from satisficing) and even try to use 'see comments in HN discussions&
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A Proposal for a Universal Moral Core(continuations.com)
2 points by gist 2mo ago|1 comments
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by gist 2mo ago
He's a partner at Union Square Ventures
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by gist 4mo ago
> That's why I think few politicians currently understand how to convert between wealth and income taxes. You can tell from the way they talk about the subject that they don't understand the momentousness of what they're p
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by gist 4mo ago
> In the median case, US state politicians talking about adding a "mere 1%" wealth tax are talking about causing the residents of their state to have the highest taxes in the world. That's not the sort of decision you make
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by gist 4mo ago
> It's clear that politicians don't get this from the way they talk about a "mere 1%" wealth tax. None of them would speak of adding a "mere 20%" to the income tax rate, even though that's mathematicall
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by gist 4mo ago
> It is a pity we don't hear more about the truly brilliant researchers. Reason? What is the value of that other than entertainment? And it's not in the interest of companies to make celebrities that then are poach targets (if
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by gist 4mo ago
Damn this is like a variation of the Streisand Effect [1] I am not involved in this industry so I never heard of the company or the youtuber before reading this. I am tempted to buy one just to make some things (that I don't need but m
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by gist 5mo ago
This is exactly true. Very similar reactions when in the mid 80's in typesetting the purists said also it's not real. (I was in the business back then and remember it well. Anyway a few things happened. End users (not everyone bu
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by gist 6mo ago
For one thing comments here appear to apply to the quality and issues today not potentially going forward. Quality will change quicker than anyone expects. I am wondering how many people at HN remember when the first Mac came out with Mac P
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by gist 8mo ago
Have been following Trump since the 1970's. This is a negotiating tactic of his and actually it's a somewhat common negotiating tactic that many people follow when in a negotiation for something they want. Behaviorally anything le
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by gist 8mo ago
The issue here with the negativity is that it appears to ignore the potential tremendous upside and tends to discuss the downside and in a way that appears to make as if it's lurking everywhere and will be a problem for everyone. Also
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by gist 8mo ago
> I'm a bit shocked to see so many negative comments here on HN. Very generally I suspect there are many coders on HN who have a love hate relationship with a tool (claude code) that has and will certainly make many (but not all) of
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by gist 9mo ago
Your website (luniv.tech) is (for lack of a better way to put it) 'all over the place'. You are (from what I can tell) a 1 person operation. Nothing wrong with that. But you should try to focus on at most 3 things that you can do
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by gist 9mo ago
I recognize that this wasn't your decision but I would say having that HN Christmas banner (or any religious holiday banner) is a form of proselytizing. (Not disagreeing with what you said in reply btw.) I feel that having a banner lik
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Ask HN: How many HN'ers Celebrate Christmas vs. ?
19 points by gist 9mo ago|40 comments
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by gist 9mo ago
That is such utter bs it's amazing that Microsoft PR thought that somehow that shows anything of benefit to the suffering users.
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by gist 9mo ago
Could be crackpots or could be regular people who are so frustrated they express themselves that way. And the truth is if the 'Bill Gates' had to deal with this frustration himself (most likely let's say he doesn't he ha
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by gist 10mo ago
There is this tendency to phrase questions (or statements) as "when did 'we' ". These decision are made individually not centrally. There is no process in place (and most likely there will never be) that will be able to
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by gist 10mo ago
I am not a programmer, but I have used awk since the 1980's. And normally I would read this type of info or really many things about typical unix tools. I've done a small amount of helpful things with awk (again dating to the 1980
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Yamaha Helm Master Ex(yamahaoutboards.com)
1 points by gist 10mo ago|1 comments
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Requiem for a Startup (2011)(marksoper.me)
1 points by gist 11mo ago|0 comments
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by gist 1y ago
Claude didn't interpret the prompt correctly. It could have come to the same conclusion w/o privacy concerns. For example if I asked the same question and the handle was 'boatlover' it could have figured out something to
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by gist 1y ago
Install claude code to do that: https://www.anthropic.com/claude-code
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by gist 1y ago
> "Reading stuff freely posted on the internet" is also very different from a business having machines consume large volumes of data posted on the Internet for the purpose of generating value for them without compensating the c
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So Long to Tech's Dream Job(nytimes.com)
29 points by gist 1y ago|6 comments
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by gist 1y ago
Thank you for that idea. I've experimented with that trying this to start then asking how do I 'tell you' to use this (which it replied to). "This is where I would keep track of things that I always want included in any

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