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yayadarsh
5mo ago
absolute masterclass in shooting yourself in the foot over the past month or two.
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yayadarsh
5mo ago
Someone tell me if this is better or worse than Parakeet
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yayadarsh
5mo ago
git commands I run before reading any code: git rm -rf .
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yayadarsh
6mo ago
I just completed an 18 month travel sabbatical with my wife - would this be useful to catalog and cluster all of our photos based on geolocation and prompt us to collect memories?
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yayadarsh
1y ago
this blog post sounds like an LLM - and of course it was written by one (as admitted in the end).
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yayadarsh
1y ago
More and more people are more cognizant of their alcohol consumption, and like calories - it can be hard to eyeball them compared to the "standard unit" (14g alcohol). I build an iOS app ( https://quenchai.app ) that use
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yayadarsh
4y ago
This is an absolutely ridiculous claim, it's very clear that you have never met anyone with an allergy (or cared to ask someone about their experience if you have)
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yayadarsh
4y ago
I assume they are talking about the other QFC on Broadway (north of the Pike St one)
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yayadarsh
4y ago
Wow yeah, you nailed it! Government debt is directly related to programs like this, and this was probably the lion's share of the expenditure!
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yayadarsh
6y ago
Consumption decisions made by individuals will never solve this problem, as it is more of a problem with labor/industrial regulation and corporate governance.
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yayadarsh
6y ago
This is borderline antagonistic. Do you think that the majority of lower-income people who do not have large savings are in this situation due to disproportionately high discretionary spending?
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yayadarsh
6y ago
Antifa is an umbrella term. From Wikipedia: > Antifa is not an interconnected or unified organization, but rather a movement without a hierarchical leadership structure, comprising multiple autonomous groups and individuals
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yayadarsh
7y ago
No live streaming. I wonder if this is purposefully specific.
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yayadarsh
7y ago
This is absolutely untrue. "Organic" is a regulated term by the USDA, requiring verification from an accredited certifying agency.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Thanks for this. Just opened a support case to delete my account.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Link for the lazy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id1WShzzMCQ
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yayadarsh
8y ago
This is a misconception. They are not "like the rest of us", in that they are a publicly traded corporation with a legal obligation to chase shareholder value above all else. "We" are private individual citizens.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Love the ReviewMeta (website or chrome extension) for exactly this. It gives a computed "true score" based on some of the dimensions you mention above. (I am not in any way affiliated with this product) https://review
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Not certain on this, but I think Azure is known to have more compliance certifications. This is probably largely due to the long relationships Microsoft has with government organizations etc.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Honest question: what stores have this quality? I find that other than local or high-end/"boutique" stores (with much higher prices), I do not have the same experience.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
This is a strange comment, to me. What should they have done? Reached out to the family of the anonymous follower? What does the "popular Instagram influencer" owe to someone who enjoys his/her photos?
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yayadarsh
8y ago
SNS is meant to mean SN's, or "screennames". This (now-outdated) term refers to messenger accounts (AIM/ICQ) in the pre-Facebook world.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Yes, and this is commonly documented and reported behavior from many first-person accounts of inner-city drug dealers.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
It seems like you are implying that because they might be obfuscating a hypothetical "source" that the findings are invalidated. What would you have the author do, instead?
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yayadarsh
8y ago
100% agree. This type of dualistic thinking is one of the reasons common political discourse in the US is so unproductive. There are (almost) no simple black/white answers to anything, and the devil is usually in the (grey) details.
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Episode #86 for those interested Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31P7Ty9QIFI Audio: https://samharris.org/podcasts/from-cells-to-cities/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/u
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Serious question: where do you draw the line? At what point does life stop being a personal experience between life and death and start becoming a min-maxing of maximal utility on the planet? While I totally understand your point, I think
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yayadarsh
8y ago
Here's what I don't understand. You are trying to convince someone that they are being "callously indifferent to the suffering of others" by telling them that "their utility is correlated with the utility of a poor
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yayadarsh
9y ago
I'm sorry for the situation you describe. For what it's worth, the downvotes (I did not downvote you) are due to HN's insistence on comments that are productive/on topic.
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yayadarsh
9y ago
This is a common misconception. Advertising does not need to be hidden to "work". Advertising is not just facebook ads (which you admit to clicking, although not as regularly as your dad), but also involves creating positive sen
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