ungruntled

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by ungruntled 5mo ago
Unjustified from the perspective of a consumer. Coding api is incredibly slow, frequently times out, and model quality is nowhere near Claude Opus in actual usage. Usage quotas also fill much sooner than expected given the claimed ratios to
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by ungruntled 6mo ago
That’s a good point. I’m only referring to the terms they used in the privacy policy.
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by ungruntled 6mo ago
None that I could see: Your submissions to, and comments you make on, the Hacker News site are not Personal Information and are not "HN Information" as defined in this Privacy Policy. Other Users: certain actions you take may b
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by ungruntled 2y ago
It seems that the adoption of the southern/northern names was in part related to what GP is referring to. https://entsoc.org/news/press-releases/northern-giant-hornet...
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I wonder what level of additional waste is now caused by these reusable bags that we will continue to see forever. FreshDirect will provide 2 heavy reusable bags each delivery I receive each week. They claimed to offer to pick these up but
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I’ve noticed missing bolts a few times when sitting in wing view seats. Didn’t realize that isn't supposed to be ok. This problem might be quite common.
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I’m sure people can hallucinate differences in taste, but there are very much differences in taste between water sources and water stored in different containers. For instance, many restaurants in nyc serve tap water in glass containers cle
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Possibly similar situation…but probably due to something else other than miscommunications. I had insurance partnered with my university. I went to the uni clinic due to a headache and fever so I could get some ibuprofen. They had no capaci
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by ungruntled 3y ago
These wikipedia articles have some related information: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forced_labor_of_Germans_afte... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1944–50_flight_and_expulsion... https:&#x2F
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Maybe someone knows the answer. But is there something unique about munitions used in Afghanistan or Ukraine vs those used in WW1/2 or Vietnam or Korean wars that are particularly more toxic or have increased duration of toxicity that
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Truly tragic. After the war, German soldiers were passed around to be used as slave labor by the Allies (obviously Germans acted similarly with Allied PoWs during the war). Germans were expelled by the millions from culturally German areas.
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Within the last 6 months, a local Target I use has refitted most of the store with locked sliding doors for shelves and anti-theft tags for larger items. I noticed that high priced groceries like steaks also tend to be permanently ‘sold out
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by ungruntled 3y ago
The effects were measurable. For instance, paragraphs within essays were crossed out as illegible and removed from the final marks. So for instance if you had to write a 5 paragraph essay, and 1 paragraph was missing due to this, then maxim
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I can attribute a great deal of poor school results due to books and timed or take-home handwritten assignments. I had a 40lb backpack for school filled with books and notebooks and implements required for class. Forgot a book? Lose a mark.
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Thanks. This is very helpful to me. I have weekly migraines. I never thought to attribute it to high blood pressure. For the record, my blood pressure is not nearly as high, but its typically 140/85 as infrequently measured. I’ve never
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Myself being someone who suspects that they have high blood pressure (based on infrequent measurement), would you mind sharing if you had any recurring symptoms (outside of hearing heartbeat) when your blood pressure was at its peak?
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Having lived in a few countries globally, I’ve had the chance to observe the decline in food in multiple regions. Some local industries decline at different rates likely due to locals not tolerating it. Bread and milk are good indicators in
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Regardless of the merits of this tax, a scary thing is that the availability of news in an entire nation can be thwarted by Facebook and Google.
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I remember eating at Burger King in a German airport about 20 years ago. I ordered some sort of crispy chicken sandwich with coarse breading. I think it was some sort of local special. The whole thing looked very similar in quality to these
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I’m sure there is a lot more available space than the city lets on. You can see residential luxury high-rises where most of lights on every floor are off at night. Nobody is living in them. 10s of empty rent controlled units in each of many
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by ungruntled 3y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if there was a significant criminal organization embedded within Microsoft's org chart supporting these things. In the past I used Microsoft's customer support chat through their website which then gav
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I think the key problem here is that is is a bad programming question. If you know anything about prime numbers then coming up with an answer is trivial. If you expect a more optimized solution, then you are really only gauging the intervie
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I agree. Imagine a legal system where the laws are hidden from citizens and they are only informed of their guilt without meaningful appeal. I feel that any severed contract should require a clear reason with evidence along with an real op
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by ungruntled 3y ago
The article mentions over-treatment, and I haven't looked into statistics for over-diagnosis of prostate cancer, but for two members in my family, their doctors preferred the wait-and-see method which lead to untreatable cancer in one
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I haven’t had any upper middle class or rich Egyptians ever noting being concerned about the draft. I assume corruption permitted it to be completely avoidable. What value is this new system offering given the existing ‘infrastructure’ to a
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I have their 13in grayscale e-ink device. I assume the underlying tech is similar. What they carefully filter out is the significant ghosting of the device that builds up immediately and needs to be cleared with a button on the monitor. The
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I like this terminal and have used it frequently, but it should be noted that it is a fantasy representation of how these old displays actually looked. You may be able to tone down a lot of the settings but you still wont be able to achieve
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by ungruntled 3y ago
Compared to Windows, I find that most linux desktop distros have what I would call ‘stability vulnerabilities’ where the user has to tread carefully when doing something basic like updating graphics drivers or applying other updates, or cha
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by ungruntled 3y ago
It says it's activated. I think this is because I was using one of those Windows XP compatibility isos that Microsoft made available for download a long time ago (as far as I remember).
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by ungruntled 3y ago
I've been using Windows XP VMs without activation, or even a prompt to activate. I didn't know they even needed activation. Does anyone know what activation is needed for?

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