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by neil_s 2mo ago
I had switched from Claude Cowork to OAI Codex a month ago. This seems like a rebranding and app merging to make it more obvious. And switching between the newly named "ChatGPT Work" vs "ChatGPT Code" mostly just seems t
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by neil_s 3mo ago
What would need to be true for SF to replicate this? Would we need alignment at the mayor, state assembly and SFMTA levels?
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by neil_s 1y ago
Much simpler UI than n8n, congrats on the launch!
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by neil_s 4y ago
Since Timeful got shut down, I've been looking for a great solution for task time-blocking. This comment thread has so many great solutions for me to try, including Akiflow, thanks for working on this problem! I can't use it right
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by neil_s 5y ago
OMG, I was wondering why they waited so far down in the article to describe the pronunciation. Only after seeing your comment did it click!
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by neil_s 5y ago
Is this kinda like Changelists at Google?
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by neil_s 5y ago
Genuine question: what is the advantage to the end user by seeing non-AMP versions of webpages?
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by neil_s 5y ago
This is super insightful, thanks for writing it up! Any details on the smart GTM strategy between enterprises and SMBs? I feel like enterprise is a dangerous place to start because of the long test/iterate loop, but SMBs could make you
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by neil_s 5y ago
That's a jurisdiction issue though. Of course, the underlying cause is that the US, unlike other countries, doesn't have a pay parity law for US-employed temps.
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by neil_s 5y ago
Thanks for sharing that link! Interesting that the study notes that the drop in sexual activity was mostly in low-income/underemployed men, and students. So probably not the demand side of OF.
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by neil_s 5y ago
I agree with smaller and more expensive. But less flexible? How is a fixed bus route that needs to run on a fixed schedule, reasonably invariant to current demand, more flexible than a car that can take you point-to-point on-demand? I see t
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DeepMind: Putting the power of AlphaFold into the world's hands(deepmind.com)
1 points by neil_s 5y ago|0 comments
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by neil_s 5y ago
This looks excellent, I would have definitely used it back in the day when I was creating programming courses. But is there a way for this to be a venture-scale company? At first glance, it seems better suited to be a lifestyle business.
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by neil_s 5y ago
As a Googler, I have this pain point. I was envisioning a product that sweeps the leftover income at the end of the month after all credit card bills and rent are paid, into a brokerage account. It would also automatically invest that amoun
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by neil_s 5y ago
I just recently expressed this pain for the first time, so excited to see your service. Some pain points: 1) Scheduling required filling in the same qualification form multiple times, and texting/calling with a rather disorganized offi
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by neil_s 5y ago
So excited to skip rebase/merge hell! Congrats on the launch!
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by neil_s 5y ago
Surprised to see the negative comments, despite HN comments' usual bent. As someone that moved around multiple countries, I was impressed by the US' tax by citizenship on global income. About time we apply the same to corporations
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by neil_s 5y ago
As in, they were insisting that employers have to opt out of the data sharing instead of opt in?
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by neil_s 5y ago
I filed a bug. I don't work on the KG team but hopefully it'll get redirected to the right people and fixed asap.
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by neil_s 5y ago
As a recent expat to the US, I don't actually know, why DOES the medical office want my SSN?
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by neil_s 6y ago
The website already offers an ad blocker filter. I use one that was not named on the website, so went poking in the filterlists available in my ad blocker extension, and found "I don't care about cookies" was already listed a
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by neil_s 6y ago
Since the underlying issue here is clearly with Pakistan's laws, I tried looking up how effective a democracy Pakistan is, so that its people would be able to push for freedom of speech laws (or overturning the blasphemy laws) if they
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by neil_s 6y ago
Per the article: "The FDLE investigator claims he determined through his "investigative resources" that an Internet Protocol, or IP, address associated with Jones's Comcast account was the source of the ESF-8 text messag
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by neil_s 6y ago
I just went through the exact same experience. Usually would print at work but need a printer for infrequent docs like tax returns during quarantine WFH. The Instant Ink subscription is reasonably priced for that, and I don't need to w
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by neil_s 6y ago
Thank you for voicing some sanity here. This comment thread has all the standard HN cynicism (Google killed Reader omg), but criticism over a gradual rollout over a few weeks for a physical service is new to me.
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by neil_s 6y ago
> "I wonder if these friends and family persons are subject to any NDA" According to the article: "take friends and family along on their rides and share their experience with the world"
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Google aims to run on carbon-free energy by 2030(blog.google)
1 points by neil_s 6y ago|0 comments
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by neil_s 6y ago
I detest the TSA, and government overreach, but I'm failing to see the issue here. Even before the optional photo system was introduced, they would stick my ID in a scanner, this seems like the same thing but the work is outsourced to
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by neil_s 6y ago
This headline seems sensationalist to me. Google simply enforced its Android/Play Store Terms of Service, which have restrictions on apps being able to sideload other apps on devices that also have the Play Store. This is because if on
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by neil_s 6y ago
+100! In Europe, they've limited interchange fees to a reasonable maximum. Banks can still make money, but don't offer crazy credit card rewards to the rich. I was sad to not get the rewards I was used to in the US, but happy that

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