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by hackernewds 11mo ago
People are lonely and desire connection.
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
If they are banning a large part of their current and future market, with competitors serving the space, how does it not affect their bottom line?
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
We have become so wasteful with energy. at a mass scale this will consume a lot of electricity but we only think of dollar cost now
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
if you read the article, it says it is entirely vibecoded
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Why do you expect they should have your homegrown MCP supported? This is uncommon in any piece of software
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
How does that enable money laundering? Steam deck is also bound to AML rules
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
This model is from Character AI and they have distribution. Although they open sourced it so no consideration for moat.
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
burden of truth is on you. not them
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Multiple deliveries are indeed handled per trip. I order daily, and it is quite obvious. Perhaps it is because of density where I live. What convinces you that it weren't the case?
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
To be really honest, neither of these reasons add up. Are you really suggesting that restaurants are losing large chunks of dollars yearly in every order to keep their staff and themselves "passionate"? Doordashes filings as a pu
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Sure but you're blurting generic talking points that don't address the evidence of Doordash hosting millions of restaurants obviously profitably for the restaurants
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
If the numbers didn't add up Doordash wouldn't have millions of restaurants signed up nor drivers. If not for Doordash, they would've gone out of business during COVID. Now I wonder what conscientious delivery app you've
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
The retitling now by HN appears more accurate
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
what makes you make this very broad and general statement which is most likely untrue
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
It absolutely does not. Jainism is even stricter than Hinduism, to be co-opted with a faithless belief system
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Which is highly illegal, especially as a form of monetizing pain and lack of agency from elders incapable of decision making but flush with money and inheritors
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
How did they medicate for pain for millennia before the advent of painkillers?
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
what you are suggesting is 1-shot, 2-shot, 5-shot etc prompting which is so effective that it's how benchmarks were presented for a while
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
They are not onboard. But the oligarchs and kings need a foreign residence to loot.
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
ad reported
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
So there is an illegally enforced secret government list of individuals. first they attack the universities, govt institutions. now prominent scholars, individuals and voting systems.
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Old logo is impossible to resize and present on any assets that aren't rectangular. Flask isn't a country podunk restaurant
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by hackernewds 11mo ago
Love the new one
54.
by hackernewds 1y ago
That's what people have said about technologies in every decade, Sam
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by hackernewds 1y ago
It would be helpful for readers to know what Equinix is > Equinix's infrastructure supports the digital services businesses rely on, from cloud computing and enterprise applications to content delivery and financial trading platform
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by hackernewds 1y ago
Arbitrage and the agents conducting these transactions is good for open rational markets. In fact they are essential
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by hackernewds 1y ago
Not everything in life is about money.
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by hackernewds 1y ago
By dinosaur companies, you mean Tesla and Elon Musk
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by hackernewds 1y ago
Not sure where you got that info. only physical documents were burned (intentionally by the incumbents you could argue) however the digital backups were untouched
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by hackernewds 1y ago
why would you not be fine about it?

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